"While I admit I did have fun with our back and forth, after some thought, I realize that the level of vitriol from all sides (mine and me included) does nothing good for anyone and, in fact, is harmful to our country," he wrote, citing that he and his family had been receiving death threats from angry Hannity fans. ||||| Sean Hannity agreed to a truce with Jimmy Kimmel on Monday night after the ABC comedian called for a ceasefire after last week’s explosive Twitter fight. 
 
 As Hannity reviewed Kimmel’s public apology, he remarked that it felt like “a forced, Disney corporate apology.” However, Hannity said he assumes Kimmel’s statement was “sincere” and that he would accept the funnyman’s apology. 
 
 “This was never about Hannity vs. Jimmy Kimmel, it’s a lot bigger than that for me,” Hannity said. “Attacking the first lady for her accent is just one small example, but its a line in the sand for me…Those cheap shots need to end.” 
 
 After Hannity took shots at the “corrupt media industrial complex” and defended himself from critics who brought up his negative past statements about Michelle Obama, the Fox host insisted he wasn’t trying to be the “thought police” in his feud with Kimmel. From there, Hannity extended an invitation to have Kimmel on his show. 
 
 “You want to come on this show? I’ll promise no name calling, no anger, no rehashing of the Twitter fight. You wanna have a serious discussion? We can talk about the president, policies, health care, comedy, political correctness…My bet is you will agree with me on a lot more issues than you think, but for my point of view, it’s over with Jimmy Kimmel.” 
 
 Hannity left things off on an ominous note, however, saying he compiled more clips of Kimmel that “don’t make you look too good,” even though he won’t air them for now. 
 
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– They'll probably never be on each other's Christmas cards lists, but the feud between Jimmy Kimmel and Sean Hannity appears to be over. On his Fox show Monday night, Hannity grudgingly accepted what he called a "forced, corporate, Disney apology" from Kimmel, Mediaite reports. "From my perspective, I really do enjoy a good fight and I do agree with Jimmy in the sense it's time to move on," said Hannity, who went on to slam the "utter hypocrisy" of the "corrupt media industrial complex" and demand an end to "cheap shots" like Kimmel's jokes about Melania Trump's accent. "This was never about Hannity vs. Jimmy Kimmel, it’s a lot bigger than that for me," he said. Kimmel—who said he and his family had been receiving death threats—was invited to appear on Hannity's show. "I'll promise no name calling, no anger, no rehashing of the Twitter fight," the host said. "You wanna have a serious discussion? We can talk about the president, policies, health care, comedy, political correctness." But Hannity, who dubbed Kimmel "Harvey Weinstein Jr." after airing racy clips from the ABC host's old Comedy Central show, warned that he would roll out more damaging clips if Kimmel resumed hostilities, the New York Daily News reports. "I promise I will punch back even harder and my producer spent all weekend compiling a lot of your highlights, or lowlights, in your career," he said. "They don't make you look too good."