Hannity guest walks out after conservative pundit says blacks are too angry about Walter Scott shooting http://t.co/oMJf8fuTCh

— Kragar (@Kragar_LGF) April 10, 2015

Terrell gave Hannity “kudos” for his viewpoint on the shooting, which resulted in first-degree murder charges for Officer Michael Slager.

“You and I are in agreement for the second time in the history of Fox News cable,” Terrell said. “It is against the law for any officer to shoot an unarmed black man or any man in the back.”

Peterson tried to interject, and Terrell told him to “quiet down” before standing up, taking off his earpiece and microphone, and walking out of the studio where he was recording his TV appearance.

“Let me ask for your support, let me ask for your support,” Peterson said feebly as Terrell walks out of the camera frame.

The conservative pundit begins a lengthy and uninterrupted explanation of his work with families in South Central Los Angeles, where he said gang members were “openly robbing” homes but community members were too afraid to call the police.

“It’s too bad Leo’s a little coward,” Peterson said, “but I want Leo to go into the inner cities with me with cameras, and let’s take pictures of (those) thugs.”