The sold-out audience of 13,000 roared as "The President" mounted the stage to the strains of "Hail to the Chief" and later gave "Senator Clinton" good-natured catcalls and jeers as the two impersonators ribbed one another before the obviously partisan crowd. The event, presented in conjunction with AM-750 WSB Radio, featured top-notch performances by Lee Greenwood, Charlie Daniels, Montgomery Gentry and Larry the Cable Guy, interspersed with appearances by Hannity, North, and former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, as well as a surprise visit from Senator Fred Thompson. Perhaps the two most inspiring moments of the evening came when family members in the audience were able to video-conference with their loved ones in Iraq and when two current scholarship awardees were introduced onstage to a standing ovation.

Reaction to Morgan and Barnwell's performance was so enthusiastic that they have been invited to appear at the next Freedom Concert, scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Thurs., July 26, at the Coors Amphitheatre in San Diego, Calif. Presented in conjunction with 760 KFMB Radio, additional information about that event may be found at www.hannityfreedomconcert.com/concerts/sandiego.h tm. Morgan will be in San Diego following the finale show of ABC Television's "The Next Best Thing" in Hollywood on July 25th, where he is one of ten finalists in a reality show competition to find America's top celebrity impersonator. For more information, visit the ABC Television website at www.abc.com.

Morgan commented, "Performing with these great artists was definitely a dream come true, but sharing the stage with patriots and celebrating the blessings--and cost--of freedom is a memory that will last a lifetime."

Morgan and Barnwell are represented by Premiere Speakers Bureau (www.premierespeakers.com).

Pictured (L to R): John Morgan, Charlie Daniels and Teresa Barnwell