At Long Last, Sir, Have You No Sense of Decency?

SEAN HANNITY (HOST): Well, when I say no good option -- and I want to get to General Patterson in a second -- when I say no good option, if we have to strike, even if we have a coalition of the willing -- if we have to strike, we're going to incinerate that place.

The nuclear fallout, correct me if I'm wrong, even if we use, you know buster -- bunker bombs, and other technologies, is -- the fallout potential is dramatic. I mean, potentially -- am I right, or overstating the fact that millions could potentially die here?

MCINERNEY: Yeah, but they'll be mostly North Koreans.

HANNITY: What about South Koreans? What about the Japanese? What about nuclear fallout making its way to China?

MCINERNEY: You can contain that.

HANNITY: How do you contain nuclear fallout, though? How do you do that?

MCINERNEY: Well, you contain it with airbursts and the size of the weapons. Look how many weapons we dropped on Japan, then we were in there weeks later.

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"Yeah, but they'll be mostly North Koreans."

And it gets worse from there.

Fox News: "General [Thomas] McInerney is the founder of Government Reform Through Technology, a consulting firm that works with high-tech companies. [...] For 35 years, General McInerney served as a pilot, commander, and strategic planner in the U.S. Air Force."

McInerney needs to retire now from public view.

And Sean Hannity needs to go with him. "What about South Koreans? What about the Japanese? What about nuclear fallout making its way to China?" What about THE NORTH KOREANS?!

And here's Lindsey Graham saying pretty much the same thing:

For the love of all that matters, what the hell happened to this world?