[Balding_Eagle]

It is considered good ethics for a reporter to say when they are connected to a case.

I think you are referring to George Stefanopolis's disclaimer at the beginning of his shows.

I admire him for his openness.

[Stanwood_Dave]

"I think you are referring to George Stefanopolis's disclaimer at the beginning of his shows."

I think you are referring to George Stefanopolis's Step-All_Over_Us disclaimer at the beginning of his shows.

Fixed it. :-) /s

[Flaming Conservative]

“I think you are referring to George Stefanopolis’s disclaimer at the beginning of his shows.

I admire him for his openness.

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Why? Does he open each broadcast by telling viewers he is a Clinton sycophant from way back? His disclaimers must take up most of his air time.

[tsowellfan]

Unlike Sean Hannity, George Stefanopolis is a journalist. He was also a former Democratic advisor. If anybody should put out a disclaimer, it should be George Stefanopolis.

Unlike George Stefanopolis, Sean Hannity is a talk show host and is not a reporter or journalist. If he was a client of Cohen (according to Hannity he was not) he probably should have weighed in to whether or not to put out a disclaimer to help retain his credibility or whether he would instead protect his privacy. Sean evidently chose the latter.

The BIG issue here is why this info was leaked and who leaked it.

Even BIGGER issue is the FBI Raid on Trump’s lawyer.

Hopefully the Hannity thing wont be a distraction. He was done wrong and I don’t blame him for his anger.