Hank Jr. Keep The Change

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Hank Jr. hit back at Fox & Friends and ESPN for booting him off Monday Night football after insulting the Moonbat Mesiah. His songs have a way of working their way into the American physique; ESPN's little jaunt to the left will end up backfiring.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Hank Williams Jr. is about to have his say.

Williams' has cut a new song, "Keep the Change," calling out "Fox & Friends" and ESPN after an interview last week on the Fox News talk show led to the end of his association with the sports network and "Monday Night Football," long home to his "Are you ready for some football?" theme.

"I've been recording for five decades, and I knew that old over-the-fence feeling on this one," Williams said in an interview Monday afternoon.

He's also scheduled to appear on "The View" and "Hannity" on Tuesday to discuss the uproar that sprung up after he made an analogy that President Barack Obama and House Speaker Rep. John Boehner golfing together was like Nazi leader Adolf Hitler and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu playing a round.

ESPN decided to pull Williams' intro from last week's "MNF" telecast after the comments, and the move became permanent Thursday when both sides said they'd decided to pull the spot.