Sean Hannity On Obama: ‘I Don’t Think He’s That Smart’ (VIDEO)

An enraged Sean Hannity reacted to a controversial Politico article about Rick Perry’s intelligence by questioning President Obama’s intelligence for almost eight minutes. The Politico piece had a blunt title: “Is Rick Perry Dumb?” Writer Jonathan Martin spent nearly 1,800 words pondering the question, essentially concluding that, while Perry is not an “ideas man,” he has a sharp and potent political mind and should not be underestimated. Hannity was incensed, though, seeing a clear case of liberal media bias. “The question of intelligence is one the mainstream media never bothered to ask about President Obama,” he said. He then brought on Tucker Carlson and Democratic cable news mainstay Steve McMahon on to discuss just that. “If he’s such a genius he would have not lost two and a half million jobs,” Hannity began. He then ran through a series of gaffes Obama has made over the years before settling on his favorite one: the president pronouncing the word “corpsman” as “corpseman.” “What’s a navy corpseman?” Hannity mockingly asked. “He read it three times in one speech, he doesn’t know what a corpsman is! Genius that he is!” McMahon started to say, “The conversation we should be having,” but he was cut off by Hannity. “I want to know!” he shouted. “That’s my conversation.” Hannity also said he would like to read Obama’s Harvard and Columbia theses, and see his grades. But he kept returning to that “corpsman” issue. “He read his teleprompter three times and he doesn’t know ‘corpsman’!” he said to McMahon at one point. “And he’s the commander in chief and you don’t have the courage to admit it!” Eventually, Hannity just started repeating the word “corpsman” over and over again. “Every liberal’s a genius that drives the economy into a ditch,” he concluded. “…I don’t think he’s that smart.” WATCH: Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com

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Sean Hannity On Obama: ‘I Don’t Think He’s That Smart’ (VIDEO)

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