[VaBthang4]

David Clennon starred as Miles Drentell in "thirtysomething," which won him an Emmy Award-nomination in 1991 as Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series. He reprised the role in the series "Once and Again."

Clennon made his feature film debut in 1973 in Sydney Pollack's "The Way We Were." Later that year, he had his first speaking role in "The Paper Chase," which led to featured roles in the films "The Thing," "The Right Stuff," "Star 80," "Being There," "Bound for Glory," "Missing," "Coming Home," "The Visit" and "Antitrust."

Clennon's other television credits include a starring role in the series "Almost Perfect," on CBS, and the mini-series "From the Earth to the Moon." His guest-starring role as Peter Brewer in the series "Dream On" won him an Emmy Award in 1993. He also guest starred in the series "Beauty and the Beast" on CBS, "Barney Miller," "Star Trek: Voyager" and "Just Shoot Me."

He was born in Waukegan, Illinois, and lives in Los Angeles with his wife and twins. His birth date is May 10.

[VaBthang4]

James Woods just called the show...

[AppyPappy]

Huh?

[A. Morgan]

David Clennon sounds like a spoiled, childish little IDIOT!

[L.N. Smithee]

Thanks for the heads up. I will be listening tonight at 9pm when KSFO plays the second hour of Sean.

I can't imagine Sean whipping anyone worse than those feminist protesters in front of the White House a couple of weeks back. He asked the spokesperson point blank why she didn't object to Clinton's bombing raid on Iraq, she said nothing for two seconds, and then she could be heard whispering to someone, "Why didn't we protest Clinton...?"

[lainie]

More duking it out after the 5:00 (ET) news break. I remember that Clennon guy. This isn't the first time he's spouted his mouth off without thinking first.

[Inspectorette]

"The Right Stuff,"

I don't remember this guy, (in fact, this is the first I've ever heard of him) and I've seen the movie umpteen times. What role did he play?

[blam]

"His birth date is May 10."

Are they expecting us to send birthday cards?

[twyn1]

Sean has asked him repeatedly why he doesn't quit his job and/or move to Iraq -- he said he can't quit because "they" would sue him and then he couldn't take care of his family

[finnman69]

What a weasel. He looks just like I pictured him while I listened. Sean is crushing him. And now James Woods is about to kick his ass.

Leave it to dumb liberals to call people Nazis when they don't have a clue what theya re talking about.

[bigjoesaddle]

I loved it when Sean would say a bunch of HARD FACTS, then this joker would accuse Sean of being a Propagandist! (sp?) It was very instructive.... they can't handle the truth!

[alaskanfan]

I heard this lib bring up the option of containment of Sadaam. Something to the effect that we have him surrounded and he is not going anywhere.

This was brought up by G.W. in his gig with Tony Blair the other day. He said 9-11 has shown us that containment doesn't work. Sean never mentions this point.

The libs just don't get it.

[Blood of Tyrants]

What hour is this being broadcast? My local station carries Sean starting at 6 p.m.

[luckodeirish]

Am I the only one to notice that many of these liberal male celebs are wimpy, slouchy, weasely (if that is a word)insipid looking worms?

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

I dashed off this little note to the folks at CBS, via CBS.com:

I think The Agency is a fine show, and I have enjoyed watching it. I don't believe I have ever missed an episode. Unfortunately, when one of the stars, David Clennon, went on the Sean Hannity show to "enlighten" us with his far-left wing political views, I decided to take a stance. Clennon, among other insights, compared the current U.S. Leadership with that of Nazi Germany. This is a free country and he can say what he wants. I will vote with my feet and never watch your show again.

[Ol' Sparky]

It was a great job by Sean. Getting this clown to compare the Bush Administration to Hitler and the Nazis was fine work.

And, of course, even though the agency is involved in a drama that is comparable to the Nazi propaganda films, Clennon has no desire to give up his paycheck and leave the program.

[aruanan]

He looks like Dennis Miller on AIDS.

[woofie]

Your not Alone!!!

[Katya]

Sean was not at his best today, he easily beat this actor into submission because the guy is a dolt. My gripes with Sean revolve around letting the whole Nazi issue slip.
Instead of explaining to the David the Simpleton "what" Nazism was and "how" the Bush regime was nothing like it...he began to argue the point.
To argue the intellect comparison that David the Simpleton made, Sean made the point that Hitler flunked out of art school and Bush had an MBA...I admit to being flabbergasted. I never thought I'd hear a conservative republican compare and contrast Bush to Hitler.
Hello Sean, you should have taken the opportunity to explain how the National Socialist Workers Party was very similar to todays democratic party...except for all the racism nonsense.
But no, you decided to play his game and actually argue how different Bush and Hitler are.

[L.N. Smithee]

I'm looking at Clennon's pic, and he, like Mike Farrell, has a huge forehead.

Is this some sort of physical trait of Hollywood liberals?

[dennisw]

Can anyone tell me when approximately James Woods comes on the show? I am listening now to Sean's archived show at seanhannity.com.