It's not posing naked and it's not pretending to be a lesbian.

But Aubrey O'Day has finally found something she's good at: explaining how a brutal dictator can be both intelligent and evil.

Earlier this week, for reasons that defy comprehension, the trashy singer was a guest on Fox News. Host Sean Hannity was aghast at the fact that she referred to Castro and Hitler as "brilliant," while still disparaging their tyrannical reigns and inhumane deeds.

Yesterday, O'Day released the following statement, defending her words:

"Murderers and dictators generally are some of the smartest people out there - they just use their brain power for evil purposes. I don't condone any of their evil behavior, but I was asked about their intellectual firepower... and in my opinion you can't have a low IQ and wreck [sic] that much havoc on the world.

What Hitler succeeded in doing was deplorable... And I hope we never see such an abusive use of power again."

That's actually, shockingly well said. It's easy to separate one's actions from one's intellect. With the exception of George W. Bush, find us a world leader that isn't a brilliant individual.

Yes, Aubrey O'Day appeared on Fox News last night and got into a debate about Fidel Castro and Adolf Hitler.

And, granted, she referred to each man as "brilliant," while not remotely condoning either of their actions.

But that shouldn't really be the story. Instead, one has to wonder: What on earth was O'Day doing on air in the first place?!?

This is a woman so desperate for attention that she Tweets nude photos of herself and invents lesbian crushes on various celebrities. Apparently, that makes her qualified to serve as an analyst for Sean Hannity.

She actually sounds more intelligent than the conservative host below, as O'Day can at least recognize gray areas and make a nuanced point. Why can't Castro be both brilliant and an awful human being? Enlighten us, Hannity...

We'd love to hear what Jon Voight has to say about this.