Hank Williams Jr.'s introductory song to ESPN's Monday Night Football was cut from tonight's NFL broadcast of the Colts-Buccaneers game for some controversial comments that he made while appearing on Fox and Friends this morning. During his appearance, Williams used an analogy to Adolf Hitler when discussing President Obama, and also referred to Obama and Vice President Joe Biden as "the enemy".
Williams was invited on Fox & Friends to share his views on the 2012 GOP field of Presidential candidates (he doesn't like any of them, by the way). Williams was starting to discuss mistakes that the Republican candidates have made when the interview went off the rails.
"All My Rowdy Friends Are Here on Monday Night"...but it looks like Hank Williams Jr. won't be there anymore. The song was pulled from tonight's telecast...and there's a good chance we won't see him again.
ESPN Cuts Hank Williams From Monday Night Football Over Obama 'Hitler' Remark [FOX News]
Williams was invited on Fox & Friends to share his views on the 2012 GOP field of Presidential candidates (he doesn't like any of them, by the way). Williams was starting to discuss mistakes that the Republican candidates have made when the interview went off the rails.
"All My Rowdy Friends Are Here on Monday Night"...but it looks like Hank Williams Jr. won't be there anymore. The song was pulled from tonight's telecast...and there's a good chance we won't see him again.
ESPN Cuts Hank Williams From Monday Night Football Over Obama 'Hitler' Remark [FOX News]
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