FOX News’s Sean Hannity said he’d be up for being waterboarded — so long as he could do it for charity.

Some in the media, including Vanity Fair’s Christopher Hitchens and FOX News’ Oliver North, have been waterboarded. On his show last night, Hannity talked to actor Charles Grodin, who sparred with the host a bit over torture, among other things.

Grodin wondered how much mascara Hannity had on, while Hannity asked Grodin if he’d ever accept a book from Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chavez or listen to a speech by a "brutal thug murdering dictator like [Nicaraguan President] Daniel Ortega," as President Obama recently did. Grodin then asked if Hannity supported torture, to which the commentator replied, "I’m for enhanced interrogation techniques."

"They already chopped off Daniel Pearl’s head, they already drove planes into a building and the Pentagon," Hannity said. "Is it really so bad to dunk a terrorist’s head in water to make him talk?!"

"I’m not against anything as long as we know who we’re doing it to," Grodin said, as opposed to a simple suspect.

Asked whether he would consent to being waterboarded, Hannity said: "Sure … I’ll do it for charity … I’ll do it for the troops’ families."

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