Video: Full Palin Interview With Sean Hannity

Written on September 19th, 2008 at 1:13 pm by Bryan

Here is the full Hannity-Palin interview. It is broken into 7 parts. You can view the video or if you prefer read the Hannity-Palin Interview Transcript

Part 1: Palin on reforming the Economy and the recent news about AIG.

Part 2: Palin on being a Washington outsider and her record in Alaska

Part 3: Palin on Energy Independence and her role in a McCain administration.

Part 4: Palin on the War on Terror, America’s role in the world and proving her capabilities

Part 5: Palin on attacks from women’s groups, taking on the Obama-Biden ticket and Hillary Clinton

Part 6: Palin on media bias

Part 7: Palin on Challenges and Joys of having a special needs child

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13 Responses to “Video: Full Palin Interview With Sean Hannity”

Steviefleet

1 year ago

What a joke. Hannity should be embarrassed. Clearly she had been given questions in advance in order to prepare. Talk about softball questions. I was expecting him to ask her to the prom. The real Sarah Palin was the one we saw in the Katie Couric and Charlie Gibson interviews. Yes, she’s pretty and, yes, she’s appealing to “everyday” folks, but can she run this country? Absolutely not. I truly fear for our future if, God forbid, something happens to John McCain and she’s left in charge. God help us all……And it’s amazing to me that smart people on the right are so infatuated with this woman and so willing to look past her inexperience and ignorance of the world at large. Never mind the hypocrisies and personal scandals (Troopergate and her involvement with the Alaskan Independence Party) that have plagued her candidacy. Imagine if she were the Democratic VP choice. You can bet the Republicans would be all over her…..

Logan Blue

1 year ago

1st- I am a Democrat- a liberal who for 30 years voted liberal and a Hillary Clinton team supporter. That said, I am so sick of the Obama cult and the liberal talking points that say only a feminist that stands for abortion is a feminist. I want to rant about how disgusting the DNP has been in this election- misleading and lying and mean and nasty that I have just re-registered as an independent. No I am not voting for Obama! They guy is a pro -a pro at spin and marketing- That’s it America. McCain isn’t my most favorite guy but he talks sense. As a small landscaping company – a Chapter S corporation- I will have to let my employees go and cancel their benefits (first) if Obama gets his taxes against what he calls- Us rich folks- Give me a break- I work 24/7 helping my 3 employees have a life and we already pay the top taxes. We’re driving 1990 cars folks- None of us is rich.

James

1 year ago

In the first question she says she asked her underaged daughters about being VP but doesn’t bother including her son who will be going to Iraq within weeks because he’ll be off doing “his own thing”? He won’t have a stake in the process (including the campaign)?? How condescending.

Chris B

1 year ago

First off, I’m a liberal. I have come to appreciate conservative honesty. I also must admit that many of my Liberal brothers and sisters can be very harsh and childish on other websites when talking about McCain and Palin. As I said before, I feel refreshed to come on a conservative site and see bloggers – who I am assuming to be Republicans – post their concerns with Sarah Palin. We all live in the same country and have to deal with the same crap. Don’t get me wrong, I’m in the tank for Obama 100%, but I would sleep better at night knowing McCain picked someone more qualified for our country as VP. As a liberal also, I must tell you the truth: We are concerned with Barack’s experience. Don’t be fooled. Anyone who denies it is in denial. “We” just feel more comfortable with him due to the number of debates he has been through, his fight battle with Hillary, and what appears to be good judgment. We could be wrong, but he’s the guy that most appeals to our political views so we back him (sans the angry Hillary voters). That said, I’m hoping Palin leaves the ticket. It’s an embarrassment to our country.

Karl

1 year ago

I can’t stomach this garbage sham journalism FOX keeps spewing. You guys are a disgust and an insult to intelligent Americans trying to make an informed choice at an important time in our history. Get off the airwaves with all your airheads and go have your orgy somewhere else. Let us have some intelligent dialog instead of watching you prop up politicians who think, act and smell just like you.

linda love lace

1 year ago

I listened to part of the rehearsed interview. Like the people said it was scripted. It will be very sad if McCain and Palin become our next president and vp. If anything where to happen to McCain we would have a vp who can’t even do a intellegent interview with cbs. We don’t need a airhead in the whitehouse. Go back to you apple pie life and leave the job to people who know how to protect this beautiful country of our. Bush put this country in the garbage and can’t have another 4 years of garbage. People like her because she is new but that’s wearing off. You don’t vote for a person because they are nice. You vote for them because they can help the country.

Bob Horath

1 year ago

What a joke. This is a blatant political advertisement. The entire interview seems scripted like she had the questions and a speechwriter wrote the answers for her.

Compare this to the real journalist like Katie Couric and Charlie Gibson.

Hannity should be ashamed.

8isenough

1 year ago

Is she running for vice president or miss america? What a complete airhead. No wonder the GOP is keeping her from doing interviews.

Clarity of Thought

1 year ago

If you do not think this was a scripted interview, with handlers writing Palin’s answers to known questions ahead of time, see the Katie Couric interview. It is there that Gov. Plain’s true grasp (or lack thereof) shows.

Richard Nixon

1 year ago

Sarah is no hotty or moviestar or rockette, she’s a good cloth coat and like we did with Checkers, we’re gonna keep her. You democrats gotta know that it takes two to tango so for every republican who benefitted from the terrors of corporate corruption and mayhem of late there were two democrats. The problem needs us all so whoever gets to wear the Presidential baseball cap, we all need to get behind that person or we’re all freakin doomed..

Stien

1 year ago

Hey Hannity, I did not know that you where part of her clean up PR crew.
give me a break, it looked liked you where trying to date her and win her approval, you did everything but kissed her and asked her, We’ll how did I do?

wut

1 year ago

wut a joke. nothing but softball questions. shouldnt even be considered an interview. more like a fan talking to their idol.

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Steviefleet

1 year ago

What a joke. Hannity should be embarrassed. Clearly she had been given questions in advance in order to prepare. Talk about softball questions. I was expecting him to ask her to the prom. The real Sarah Palin was the one we saw in the Katie Couric and Charlie Gibson interviews. Yes, she’s pretty and, yes, she’s appealing to “everyday” folks, but can she run this country? Absolutely not. I truly fear for our future if, God forbid, something happens to John McCain and she’s left in charge. God help us all……And it’s amazing to me that smart people on the right are so infatuated with this woman and so willing to look past her inexperience and ignorance of the world at large. Never mind the hypocrisies and personal scandals (Troopergate and her involvement with the Alaskan Independence Party) that have plagued her candidacy. Imagine if she were the Democratic VP choice. You can bet the Republicans would be all over her…..
Logan Blue

1 year ago

1st- I am a Democrat- a liberal who for 30 years voted liberal and a Hillary Clinton team supporter. That said, I am so sick of the Obama cult and the liberal talking points that say only a feminist that stands for abortion is a feminist. I want to rant about how disgusting the DNP has been in this election- misleading and lying and mean and nasty that I have just re-registered as an independent. No I am not voting for Obama! They guy is a pro -a pro at spin and marketing- That’s it America. McCain isn’t my most favorite guy but he talks sense. As a small landscaping company – a Chapter S corporation- I will have to let my employees go and cancel their benefits (first) if Obama gets his taxes against what he calls- Us rich folks- Give me a break- I work 24/7 helping my 3 employees have a life and we already pay the top taxes. We’re driving 1990 cars folks- None of us is rich.
James

1 year ago

In the first question she says she asked her underaged daughters about being VP but doesn’t bother including her son who will be going to Iraq within weeks because he’ll be off doing “his own thing”? He won’t have a stake in the process (including the campaign)?? How condescending.
Chris B

1 year ago

First off, I’m a liberal. I have come to appreciate conservative honesty. I also must admit that many of my Liberal brothers and sisters can be very harsh and childish on other websites when talking about McCain and Palin. As I said before, I feel refreshed to come on a conservative site and see bloggers – who I am assuming to be Republicans – post their concerns with Sarah Palin. We all live in the same country and have to deal with the same crap. Don’t get me wrong, I’m in the tank for Obama 100%, but I would sleep better at night knowing McCain picked someone more qualified for our country as VP. As a liberal also, I must tell you the truth: We are concerned with Barack’s experience. Don’t be fooled. Anyone who denies it is in denial. “We” just feel more comfortable with him due to the number of debates he has been through, his fight battle with Hillary, and what appears to be good judgment. We could be wrong, but he’s the guy that most appeals to our political views so we back him (sans the angry Hillary voters). That said, I’m hoping Palin leaves the ticket. It’s an embarrassment to our country.
Karl

1 year ago

I can’t stomach this garbage sham journalism FOX keeps spewing. You guys are a disgust and an insult to intelligent Americans trying to make an informed choice at an important time in our history. Get off the airwaves with all your airheads and go have your orgy somewhere else. Let us have some intelligent dialog instead of watching you prop up politicians who think, act and smell just like you.
linda love lace

1 year ago

I listened to part of the rehearsed interview. Like the people said it was scripted. It will be very sad if McCain and Palin become our next president and vp. If anything where to happen to McCain we would have a vp who can’t even do a intellegent interview with cbs. We don’t need a airhead in the whitehouse. Go back to you apple pie life and leave the job to people who know how to protect this beautiful country of our. Bush put this country in the garbage and can’t have another 4 years of garbage. People like her because she is new but that’s wearing off. You don’t vote for a person because they are nice. You vote for them because they can help the country.
Bob Horath

1 year ago

What a joke. This is a blatant political advertisement. The entire interview seems scripted like she had the questions and a speechwriter wrote the answers for her.

Compare this to the real journalist like Katie Couric and Charlie Gibson.

Hannity should be ashamed.
8isenough

1 year ago

Is she running for vice president or miss america? What a complete airhead. No wonder the GOP is keeping her from doing interviews.
Clarity of Thought

1 year ago

If you do not think this was a scripted interview, with handlers writing Palin’s answers to known questions ahead of time, see the Katie Couric interview. It is there that Gov. Plain’s true grasp (or lack thereof) shows.
Richard Nixon

1 year ago

Sarah is no hotty or moviestar or rockette, she’s a good cloth coat and like we did with Checkers, we’re gonna keep her. You democrats gotta know that it takes two to tango so for every republican who benefitted from the terrors of corporate corruption and mayhem of late there were two democrats. The problem needs us all so whoever gets to wear the Presidential baseball cap, we all need to get behind that person or we’re all freakin doomed..
Stien

1 year ago

Hey Hannity, I did not know that you where part of her clean up PR crew.
give me a break, it looked liked you where trying to date her and win her approval, you did everything but kissed her and asked her, We’ll how did I do?
wut

1 year ago

wut a joke. nothing but softball questions. shouldnt even be considered an interview. more like a fan talking to their idol.

Democrats Georgia Atlanta Fulton County Says:
September 29th, 2008 at
[...] the economy, too, Palin has avoided taking clear stances. In a largely friendly interview with Fox News Channel’s Sean Hannity, Palin spoke in tangled generalities in response to a [...]