The Sean Hannity Show

Hour 2 opens with Governor Henry McMaster announcing the appointment of Darlene Graham to complete the remainder of Senator Lindsey Graham’s term. Sean reflects on his longtime friendship with Graham, his public service, military career, and vision for American foreign policy. The conversation then shifts to the political outlook ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, including discussion of the Democratic Party’s direction and its potential electoral impact. Sean also reviews new developments in the investigation into Charlie Kirk’s murder before taking listener calls on Graham’s legacy, skilled trades, and the future of the Republican Party.

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Sean Hannity opens the program with an extended tribute to the late Senator Lindsey Graham, sharing personal memories and discussing Graham’s rise from a difficult childhood in South Carolina to becoming one of the nation’s most influential senators. Hannity examines Graham’s approach to foreign policy, his relationship with President Trump, and speculation surrounding who will temporarily fill his Senate seat. The hour also includes discussion of Mitch McConnell’s health, the Democratic Party’s political challenges, New York City politics, and the latest developments involving Iran, Ukraine, and Israel. Hannity also previews Governor Henry McMaster’s expected announcement regarding Graham’s successor. 

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Sean Hannity closes the week by examining Democratic Party divisions, focusing on controversies surrounding progressive candidates, New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, Maine Senate candidate Graham Plattner, and Texas Senate candidate James Talarico. Hannity argues that Democratic leadership is struggling to respond to increasingly controversial candidates while attempting to maintain party unity. The hour also covers New Jersey’s World Cup spending controversy, listener calls on foreign policy, and ongoing tensions involving Iran and the Middle East.

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Sean closes the week with a patriotic hour focused on America’s 250th anniversary and the legacy of Charlie Daniels. Charlie Daniels Jr. joins the show to discuss a July 4th tribute concert at Fort Campbell featuring a hologram-style performance of Charlie Daniels, live musicians, patriotic music, and a celebration honoring the 101st Airborne Division. Hannity reflects on his years performing with Charlie during the Freedom Concerts, Charlie’s love of God, country, the military, and his deeply patriotic music. The hour also includes a preview of a previously unreleased Charlie Daniels song, My Home, plus listener calls on President Trump, Iran, the economy, energy, nuclear threats, and the importance of remembering America’s founding principles during the 250th celebration.

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The final hour features a conversation about the Freedom Truck initiative and efforts to expand access to American history through museums and educational exhibits. Sean Hannity then opens the phones to discuss patriotism, education, socialism, immigration, and the direction of the Democratic Party. Listeners also share their Independence Day traditions and thoughts on America’s founding principles. The hour wraps up with a preview of Hannity’s live Independence Day coverage from Mount Rushmore.

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Ron DeSantis begins Hour 2 by discussing his work with President Trump on college sports reform, including NIL rules, transfer portal limits, eligibility, and protecting non-revenue sports. Urban Meyer joins to discuss the current state of college athletics, the need for guardrails around NIL, and how the transfer portal is affecting players and programs. Meyer also talks about Florida football, the SEC, toughness, and the importance of line-of-scrimmage play. Later, DeSantis reflects on Rush Limbaugh’s influence and explains how Florida has pushed back against left-wing institutions and policies. The hour includes discussion of Florida’s budget reductions, DEI, CRT, ESG, school choice, higher education reform, Disney, COVID policy, law and order, and Florida’s shift from a swing state to a strongly Republican state.

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Ron DeSantis opens the final hour by discussing artificial intelligence, big tech power, data centers, and the risks AI may pose to individual liberty and self-government. Mike McClellan joins to discuss how the founding principles of checks and balances, consent of the governed, and natural rights apply to modern technology companies. The conversation covers AI regulation, federalism, liability protections, censorship, misinformation, data centers, surveillance concerns, and competition with China. DeSantis also discusses President Trump’s America 250 speech at Mount Rushmore and the growing conflict between Marxism, Islamism, and American founding principles. Later, DeSantis talks about the World Cup, Florida restaurants, the Supreme Court, property taxes, California politics, and the need to defeat left-wing ideology.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis guest hosts and opens by reflecting on America’s 250th anniversary, the founding fathers, and the principles behind the Declaration of Independence. He discusses the Supreme Court’s recent decisions, including rulings on women’s sports, mail-in ballots, executive power, and birthright citizenship. DeSantis criticizes the birthright citizenship ruling and argues that it does not reflect the original purpose of the 14th Amendment. Tom Homan joins to discuss the Trump administration’s border enforcement record, deportations, birth tourism, H-1B visa fraud, and Florida’s cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. The hour also focuses on illegal immigration, national security concerns, and DeSantis’s limited reprint of Dreams from Our Founding Fathers.

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Greg Abbott begins the final hour with Shannon Bream, who breaks down recent Supreme Court immigration rulings, including asylum rules, temporary protected status, and presidential authority over independent federal agencies. Bream also discusses whether Justice Samuel Alito is expected to remain on the Court. Senator Tim Scott joins to discuss the 2026 Senate map, Graham Platner in Maine, Mike Rogers in Michigan, John Sununu in New Hampshire, John Husted in Ohio, and Michael Whatley in North Carolina. Abbott and Scott argue that Republican control of the Senate is essential to advancing President Trump’s agenda. The hour closes with Texas football coach Steve Sarkisian discussing the Longhorns’ team culture, summer preparation, Arch Manning, Cam Coleman, and the upcoming Ohio State matchup.

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Greg Abbott opens Hour 2 by introducing Elon Musk, who discusses SpaceX, Starlink, satellite launches, NASA missions, and the future of space travel. Musk explains his vision for building a city on the moon, eventually sending people to Mars, and expanding computing power through data centers in space. Abbott and Musk also discuss SpaceX employees receiving company stock and the value of Texas as a business location. Josh Holmes from the Ruthless podcast joins later to discuss Democratic socialism, the 2026 midterms, Senate and House control, redistricting, and the future of conservative media. The hour closes with Buc-ee’s founder Arch “Beaver” Aplin III discussing Buc-ee’s, World Cup visitors, Texas barbecue, Beaver Nuggets, and the company’s growth as a travel center brand.

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott guest hosts and opens by reflecting on America’s 250th birthday celebration and the contrast between American independence and the rise of socialist politics. He criticizes Democratic socialists nationally and focuses on Texas Democrat James Talarico, highlighting his positions on taxes, police, immigration, girls’ sports, gender policy, energy, and lab-grown meat. Abbott contrasts Texas policies with California’s, arguing that conservative tax and regulatory policies have kept Texas more affordable. Tom Homan joins to discuss the Trump administration’s border enforcement strategy, ending catch-and-release, deportations, and the need for Congress to make immigration enforcement policies permanent. Senator Ted Cruz later joins to discuss the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling, boys in girls’ sports, and the Texas Senate race.

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Jason Chaffetz opens the final hour by criticizing California’s racial mascot law and Gavin Newsom’s handling of state priorities. Mike Howell of the Oversight Project joins to discuss the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling and policy options for limiting illegal immigration and birth tourism. Howell argues for stronger deportation enforcement, visa screening, family-unit deportations, and new financial or legal deterrents for people seeking birthright citizenship benefits. Chaffetz also discusses China’s use of U.S. territories and visa loopholes, ICE enforcement practices, and the need for clearer immigration numbers from the Trump administration. Later, John Sapiente of Volition America joins to discuss patriotic apparel, Folds of Honor, military families, and support for veterans. The hour closes with listener discussion about Mitch McConnell, congressional incapacity, staff authority, and how a Senate vacancy would be handled.

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Jason Chaffetz begins the hour by tracking several “collapse” stories, including a damaged New York City building, Graham Platner’s political troubles, Mitch McConnell’s health questions, and the Democratic Party’s ideological shift. Retired Navy SEAL Mike Cirelli joins to discuss drone threats, China’s dominance in consumer drones, the use of drones in modern warfare, and the lack of a clear U.S. national drone strategy. Cirelli also explains the importance of data centers, their role in artificial intelligence, and misconceptions about water and power usage. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin later joins to discuss EPA reforms, agency spending under the Biden administration, deregulation, environmental stewardship, energy policy, and the cost of left-wing climate policies. The hour also includes discussion of the World Cup and America’s role as host.

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Jason Chaffetz fills in for Sean Hannity and opens by discussing questions surrounding Mitch McConnell’s hospitalization and Elaine Chao’s trip to China. Peter Schweizer joins to review Chao family business ties to China, her meetings in China, and McConnell’s past policy posture toward Beijing. Chaffetz also discusses whether members of Congress should disclose serious health issues when they affect representation and voting. Later, Medal of Honor recipient Clint Romesha joins to discuss Pure Talk’s partnership with America’s Warrior Partnership and support for veterans. The hour also touches on term limits, congressional staff power, a building emergency in New York City, Graham Platner, and the movie Young Washington.

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Episode 11 of SoundBytes focuses on the Supreme Court, immigration, child trafficking, COVID-era censorship, pharmaceutical influence, and tensions around Islam and foreign policy. Eric and Lynda argue that Washington is disconnected from everyday people and that too many institutions are putting politics, media narratives, and power ahead of human lives. And one last thing: how do you say "adage" ????

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Best of Hannity: Bill O’Reilly joins Sean Hannity to discuss polling that shows Democrats are far less likely than Republicans to express pride in America. O’Reilly argues that teachers’ unions, weak civic education, and changes in parenting have contributed to a decline in patriotism among younger Americans. Hannity and O’Reilly also discuss the Democratic Party’s leftward shift, including Mamdani-backed candidates, Graham Platner, El-Sayed, James Talarico, and the role of radical funding in Democratic politics. The conversation turns to the 2026 midterms and whether far-left candidates can win in states like Maine, Michigan, and Texas. Later, Hannity talks with callers about the Democratic Party, socialism, immigration, birthright citizenship, and the importance of voting in the midterm elections.

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Sean Hannity closes the show by focusing on the 2026 midterms and the Democratic Party’s leftward shift, highlighting Texas Senate candidate James Tallarico’s comments on gender dysphoria, transgender procedures for minors, DEI in schools, men in women’s sports, vegan campaigning in Texas, opposition to drilling, and his claim that God is non-binary. Texas Governor Greg Abbott joins to argue that Tallarico’s voting record puts him far outside Texas values and predicts he will perform worse than Beto O’Rourke did statewide. Abbott also discusses Texas’ business boom, Fortune 500 headquarters, the Texas Stock Exchange, and why companies continue moving from high-tax states to Texas. The hour also covers Democrats’ broader candidate problems with Graham Platner and Abdul El-Sayed, World Cup fans celebrating America, America’s 250th anniversary, the importance of reading the Declaration of Independence, and listener calls on Iran, New York City celebrations, and patriotism.

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Sean Hannity opens Hour 2 alongside Senator Rick Scott of Florida to dissect the critical need for nationwide voter integrity, examining the push for the SAVE America Act and the necessity of total transparency—including matching signatures, citizen validation, and public surveillance cameras on ballot rooms. The conversation shifts to the failures of Governor Gavin Newsom in California, targeting his silence on predictable wildfires, high taxes, and out-migration.

Later, Sean opens up the phone lines to callers to debate how rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics are transforming trades like home building. Sean offers his personal take on tools like Grok and underscores the enduring value of traditional trades that automation can't replace.

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The final hour features a conversation about the Freedom Truck initiative and efforts to expand access to American history through museums and educational exhibits. Sean Hannity then opens the phones to discuss patriotism, education, socialism, immigration, and the direction of the Democratic Party. Listeners also share their Independence Day traditions and thoughts on America’s founding principles. The hour wraps up with a preview of Hannity’s live Independence Day coverage from Mount Rushmore.

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Sean Hannity sits down with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis during America’s 250 celebration at Mount Rushmore. Their discussion covers Florida’s proposed property tax reforms, education, immigration policy, constitutional principles, and the state’s budget priorities. They also examine national political trends, the upcoming midterm elections, and DeSantis’ reflections on conservative leadership. The interview concludes with a discussion of his upcoming book and America’s founding ideals.

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Broadcasting from Mount Rushmore, Sean Hannity previews America’s 250th birthday celebration while sharing the history behind one of the nation’s most recognizable monuments. He discusses recent Democratic primary results and the growing influence of progressive candidates within the party. The program also examines national political trends, voter sentiment, and upcoming Independence Day events featuring President Trump. The hour concludes with a look ahead to Hannity’s special live coverage from South Dakota.

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This episode is a fast-paced, highly opinionated conversation about the SAVE Act, Senate procedure, and why its supporters believe Republican leaders are stalling despite broad public backing. Lynda McLaughlin and Clint Brown argue that the Senate’s 60-vote filibuster shortcut is being used to avoid a simple up-or-down vote, and they frame the delay as a mix of political caution, conference pressure, fundraising concerns, and a desire to avoid tough votes or missed recesses.

The discussion also touches on John Thune’s role as Senate Majority Leader, the power he has to schedule a vote, and the belief that behind-the-scenes resistance inside the GOP is blocking action. They connect the issue to election integrity, voter ID, citizenship verification, and fears about organized manipulation of the voting system. 

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As Independence Day approaches, Sean reflects on the founding principles of the United States and America’s constitutional system. Ned Ryan joins the program to discuss his new documentary exploring the history of liberty, the Constitution, and the importance of civic education. The broadcast concludes with listener calls covering New York politics, election integrity, communism, and the direction of the Democratic Party heading into the 2026 midterm elections. 

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Sean examines the latest Democratic primary results and argues that a new wave of progressive candidates is reshaping the party’s direction. He discusses immigration policy, policing, economic proposals, and internal Democratic leadership while outlining why he believes the 2026 midterms will be unlike previous election cycles. The hour also previews key interviews and listener reaction while framing the broader political debate over the future of both parties.

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Sean sits down with Congressman Gabe Evans to discuss Colorado’s political landscape, energy production, public safety, and the upcoming congressional race. The hour also features an extended replay and analysis of Sean’s debate with former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio over the Democratic Party’s ideological direction, economic policy, immigration, and the rise of progressive candidates across the country.

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Sean Hannity opens the final hour with reaction to the Supreme Court’s decision upholding state laws in West Virginia and Idaho that restrict biological males from competing in women’s sports. Kristen Waggoner of Alliance Defending Freedom and former collegiate runner Mary Kate Marshall join the show to discuss the case and its impact on female athletes. Marshall describes competing against a biological male in college athletics and the effect it had on fairness and opportunity. Hannity frames the ruling as a major Title IX and women’s sports decision. Later, the hour includes discussion of illegal immigration, testimony from a mother whose daughter was murdered by an illegal immigrant, Gavin Newsom, AI and jobs, socialism, China, and the 250th anniversary of American independence.

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Best of Hannity: Bill O’Reilly joins Sean Hannity to discuss polling that shows Democrats are far less likely than Republicans to express pride in America. O’Reilly argues that teachers’ unions, weak civic education, and changes in parenting have contributed to a decline in patriotism among younger Americans. Hannity and O’Reilly also discuss the Democratic Party’s leftward shift, including Mamdani-backed candidates, Graham Platner, El-Sayed, James Talarico, and the role of radical funding in Democratic politics. The conversation turns to the 2026 midterms and whether far-left candidates can win in states like Maine, Michigan, and Texas. Later, Hannity talks with callers about the Democratic Party, socialism, immigration, birthright citizenship, and the importance of voting in the midterm elections.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by discussing wealthy investors and business leaders leaving or reducing exposure to New York City, including Ken Griffin and Sergey Brin. He connects those moves to progressive economic policies, rent control, taxes, and the rise of Mamdani-style Democratic socialism. Hannity highlights a CNN poll showing a large partisan divide in pride in America, with Republicans far more likely than Democrats to say they are proud of the country. He then focuses on recent Democratic primary wins by far-left candidates in New York and Colorado. The hour covers Malak Kiros, Hassan Piker, El-Sayed, Graham Platner, James Talarico, Bernie Sanders, AOC, and Kamala Harris’s outreach to the party’s left flank.

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Sean Hannity opens the final hour with Senator Eric Schmitt of Missouri to discuss the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship decision and its possible consequences. Schmitt argues that the ruling misreads the 14th Amendment and raises concerns about birth tourism and future election impacts. Hannity and Schmitt also discuss the SAVE Act, voter ID, mail-in ballots, election integrity, and whether Republicans should use a talking filibuster strategy. The conversation then turns to Democratic socialism, Mamdani, AOC, Bernie Sanders, James Talarico, and the broader ideological direction of the Democratic Party. Hannity also takes listener calls about China, birthright citizenship, Alaska politics, ranked-choice voting, and the stakes of upcoming Senate races.

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Sean Hannity opens the show reacting to the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling and argues that the decision conflicts with the original intent of the 14th Amendment. He discusses the meaning of “subject to the jurisdiction thereof” and says the ruling rewards illegal immigration. Hannity also covers other Supreme Court decisions, including rulings involving women’s sports. He then shifts to the Democratic Party, arguing that socialist and far-left candidates are becoming more influential in the party. The hour includes discussion of Mamdani-backed candidates, James Talarico, El-Sayed, Graham Platner, Gavin Newsom, and Democratic messaging around America, capitalism, policing, borders, and taxes.

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Sean Hannity begins Hour 2 by discussing the expected release of Joe Biden’s recorded interviews with his ghostwriter. Mike Howell and Jeff Clark from the Oversight Project join the show to explain their legal effort to obtain the tapes and discuss questions about Biden’s cognitive condition, the Robert Hur report, and who was making executive decisions during the Biden administration. Hannity also revisits Biden’s debate performance and Jill Biden’s later comments about his condition that night. Later, Greg Jarrett joins to analyze the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling. Jarrett argues that the Court misread the 14th Amendment and explains how Congress may still try to address the issue through legislation.

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Sean Hannity continues his focus on the 2026 midterms and the growing influence of Democratic socialists inside the Democratic Party. Mark Halperin joins the hour to discuss whether the political environment is unusually unpredictable and how Democratic leaders are responding to insurgent candidates. The conversation covers Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, New York Democratic politics, Senate battlegrounds, redistricting, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, North Carolina, Alaska, Iowa, and New Hampshire. Hannity and Halperin discuss how the economy, foreign policy, and President Trump’s approval rating could affect the midterm outcome. Later, Hannity plays clips from Bill Maher discussing Democratic socialism, Israel, capitalism, and the political choices ahead after Trump. The hour closes with caller discussion about the SAVE Act, voter ID, election integrity, the filibuster, and the Fourth of July.

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Sean Hannity leads Hour 2 with a breakdown of several Supreme Court decisions released that day. Greg Jarrett joins the show to analyze the Court’s ruling on presidential authority over federal agencies, including the FTC commissioner case and its connection to the administrative state. Hannity and Jarrett also discuss the Court’s decision involving late-arriving mail-in ballots and the pending issue of birthright citizenship. The conversation covers the Federal Reserve, the Lisa Cook case, and the distinction the Court made between independent agencies and the central bank. Later in the hour, Brian Stern of Gray Bull Rescue discusses rescue and recovery efforts after catastrophic earthquakes in Venezuela and the complications created by Venezuelan officials. The hour also includes caller discussion about artificial intelligence, job displacement, and the future of work.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by arguing that the 2026 midterm election cycle is entering unpredictable territory. He focuses on the rise of Democratic socialist candidates and recent New York primary upsets. The hour includes discussion of Daria Liza Chevalier, Claire Valdez, Brad Lander, Mamdani-backed candidates, Graham Platner, El-Sayed, and James Talarico. Hannity reviews their positions on policing, ICE, deportation, Israel, rent control, labor policy, the airline industry, and the Green New Deal. He also criticizes Chuck Schumer, Hakeem Jeffries, and other Democratic leaders for not forcefully opposing the party’s left flank. The hour features reaction from figures including Van Jones, James Carville, and Chris Murphy as Hannity frames the Democratic Party as undergoing a major ideological shift.

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Jason Chaffetz closes the show with John Ondrasik of Five for Fighting, who previews his July 4th performance aboard the USS Nimitz in New York Harbor for America’s 250th anniversary. Ondrasik discusses performing “Superman” with former Gaza hostage Ilona Weil, honoring first responders, Gold Star families, wounded warriors, and 9/11 heroes, and why music can help spotlight veterans, allies, and the values America must defend. Chaffetz also thanks U.S. service members amid reports of American military action near the Strait of Hormuz and takes listener calls on politics, socialism, BYU football, and why conservatives are leaving blue states. The hour also includes a warning about drones, AI, facial recognition, privacy, and how AI-enabled glasses could be used to identify people in public without consent. Chaffetz ends by praising America as the greatest country on earth and urging listeners to remember military families during the July 4th holiday.

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Jason Chaffetz fills in for Sean Hannity and frames the 2026 midterms around two major questions: whether Republicans will actually deliver on the agenda they campaigned on, and how far left Democrats are willing to go. He argues that President Trump reshaped the Republican Party around border security, voter integrity, and working-class priorities, but warns that Senate Republicans must show more urgency, especially on the SAVE Act. Chaffetz contrasts that with what he describes as a Democratic Party being pulled toward socialism by figures like Mamdani, AOC, Bernie Sanders, and other Democratic Socialists. Congressman Pat Fallon joins to discuss China’s influence in American universities, legislation to restrict federal funding for schools tied to Chinese Communist Party programs, and the need to protect sensitive research. Chaffetz also criticizes California’s proposed wealth tax and warns that high-tax, anti-business policies will drive people and companies out of blue states.

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Jason Chaffetz opens the second hour by focusing on America’s founding principles and the need for vigilance as the country approaches its 250th anniversary. Former U.S. Attorney Brett Tolman joins to discuss the Charlie Kirk assassination case, including why the case is taking so long, the judge’s gag order, the death penalty remaining in play, and broader concerns about politicized judges and legal overreach. Chaffetz then speaks with Bradley Devlin of The Daily Signal about the documentary Sacred Honor: The Declaration That Defines a Nation, which connects the Declaration of Independence to today’s cultural and political challenges. They discuss Gen Z’s struggle with meaning and purpose, the dangers of AI, the importance of first principles, faith, human dignity, and why younger Americans need to understand the founding story before the country can meet the next generation of threats.

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Jason Chaffetz closes the show with Gene Hamilton of America First Legal to break down major Supreme Court rulings on the Second Amendment and immigration. Hamilton explains a Hawaii concealed-carry case, federal pesticide-law preemption, asylum metering, and a Temporary Protected Status decision that gives the Homeland Security secretary more discretion to end TPS designations. The discussion then turns to birthright citizenship, where Hamilton predicts the Court may avoid a sweeping merits ruling while Chaffetz hopes for a stronger decision supporting Trump’s position. Rob Schneider joins later to discuss Major League Baseball, religious liberty, Pride-themed uniforms, Christianity, free speech, and America’s 250th anniversary. Schneider argues that America’s Constitution, separation of powers, and God-given rights make it the greatest system in history, while Chaffetz closes by thanking Sean and praising the country ahead of July 4th.

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Jason Chaffetz continues focusing on election integrity and brings on Congressman Brandon Gill to discuss why the SAVE Act has stalled in the Senate despite passing the House and enjoying broad public support. Gill argues that Senate Republicans should use a talking filibuster to force Democrats to publicly defend opposition to proof of citizenship and voter ID. Chaffetz and callers' express frustration with Senate recesses, leadership, and what they see as a lack of urgency on President Trump’s agenda. The hour also covers Gill’s Oversight work on SNAP benefits, including whether taxpayer dollars should fund soda and junk food, plus listener calls from Texas, Delaware, Tennessee, Utah, South Dakota, and Georgia about voter fraud, term limits, California election rules, and whether Congress is doing enough to protect the country’s future.

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Jason Chaffetz fills in for Sean Hannity and opens by celebrating America’s upcoming 250th anniversary while warning that socialism is gaining ground in parts of the country, especially after recent New York City election results. Chaffetz argues that America’s founding principles — freedom, self-reliance, self-governance, and equal opportunity — are under attack from a growing movement promising free services, government control, and higher taxes. He connects that warning to the SAVE Act, calling for stronger voter integrity measures, proof of citizenship, and more pressure on Senate Republicans to force the issue through a talking filibuster rather than leaving town for recess. Former Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker and University of Minnesota student Jackson Barrick join to discuss free speech on campus, pronoun policies, and a lawsuit challenging rules they argue could punish students for expressing mainstream views on sex, gender, and women’s sports.

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This episode examines the rise of socialism and broader cultural shifts in modern America, with a sharp focus on how education, media, and social platforms shape political beliefs and public perception. The hosts connect current events in New York City and beyond to larger debates about ideology, free speech, identity politics, and the erosion of foundational American values. The conversation argues that misinformation and cultural activism are influencing both voter behavior and national unity.

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Mark Simone closes the show with Bill O’Reilly, who argues that New York’s socialist primary winners represent a growing communist-style movement focused on seizing private assets, controlling housing, weakening law enforcement, and promising free benefits to voters. O’Reilly connects the trend to immigration, entitlement politics, and the collapse of political leadership in New York and other major cities. He also describes his recent trip to the United Kingdom, warning that open migration, entitlement spending, and parallel Sharia courts have badly weakened Britain. Simone and O’Reilly discuss whether New York’s radical turn will hurt Democrats nationally, whether Fauci will ever face accountability, and how America’s 250th anniversary may be received by the left. Congressman Matt Van Epps also joins to discuss his Honor Gold Star Families Act, increasing death gratuity benefits for fallen service members’ families, the SAVE Act, voter ID, and why Republicans must draw a contrast between common sense and the radical left.

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Mark Simone continues guest-hosting and brings on Greg Jarrett to explain why the Senate’s War Powers resolution on Iran is not binding and why presidents retain broad Article II authority to act militarily in defense of national security. Jarrett also discusses judicial rulings against Trump, questions about Biden’s pardons for Anthony Fauci and Hunter Biden, and how a new perjury charge could still apply if Fauci lies in future testimony. Alan Dershowitz then joins to denounce the Democratic Socialists of America as a hate group, warning that anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism are increasingly mainstream inside the Democratic Party. Dershowitz discusses the New York coffee shop that refused service to Congressman Dan Goldman, says lawsuits should follow, and argues that the current socialist movement echoes dangerous historical patterns. The hour also includes listener calls on court packing, Trump serving a third term, Amazon Prime Day, Air Force One, and the Taylor Swift wedding rumors at Madison Square Garden.

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Mark Simone fills in for Sean Hannity and opens by explaining that Sean was pulled away for America’s 250th anniversary planning. Simone then turns to New York’s primary results, arguing that Mamdani-backed socialist candidates had a major night and that the Democratic Party in New York is moving sharply left. He criticizes candidates like Daria Liza Chevalier and Brad Lander, discusses George Conway’s failed congressional run, and highlights Jack Schlossberg’s loss as another sign of political dynasties fading. Simone also covers Graham Platner’s Maine victory, saying Democrats may now be stuck with a deeply flawed nominee. Carol Roth joins to discuss America’s 250th birthday, arguing that corporate America has failed to celebrate the milestone with patriotic energy and warning that left-wing politics is suppressing open displays of national pride. The hour also includes updates on the Iran deal, oil prices, Sean’s laryngitis, and the latest in the Savannah Guthrie mother kidnapping case.

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Sean opens the final hour by honoring Rush Limbaugh’s legacy and speaking with Kathryn Limbaugh about the relaunch of the bestselling Rush Revere children’s history series for America’s 250th anniversary. Hannity reflects on Rush’s role in creating the modern conservative media path, his Medal of Freedom moment with President Trump, his love of American exceptionalism, and his belief that young people need to understand the country’s founding principles. Kathryn explains that the books were designed to make American history fun, patriotic, accurate, and engaging for children while supporting the Marine Corps–Law Enforcement Foundation. Later, Hannity returns to the 2026 midterm themes, including Tallarico’s comments on Christianity, IVF concerns in Texas, health care costs under Obamacare, voter integrity, socialism, public education, and why he believes Republicans must frame the election as a fight over freedom, faith, family, and the future of the country.

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Sean focuses the second hour on President Trump’s demand that the Senate pass the SAVE Act before he signs FISA legislation. Senators Mike Lee and Tommy Tuberville join to argue that voter integrity should be a defining issue, including proof of citizenship, voter ID, and stronger election safeguards. Lee explains why he believes Senate leadership should force a prolonged floor debate rather than accepting that there are not currently 60 votes, comparing the strategy to past civil-rights-era floor fights. Tuberville says Trump is pushing Senate Republicans to explain why they will not support the measure and warns that voters increasingly doubt whether their votes count. The hour also includes discussion of Hillary Clinton criticizing the Electoral College, California mailing ballots broadly, whether federal election rules are needed despite state control concerns, and listener calls on election integrity, Ilhan Omar, British politics, Puerto Rico statehood, sanctuary policies, and government accountability.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by arguing that Democrats are placing surprising hope in Texas candidate James Tallarico despite what Hannity describes as radical positions on gender, abortion, Christianity, the border, energy, and culture. He highlights Tallarico’s comments about being a Christian who “hates Christianity,” calling Jesus a “socialist anarchist,” supporting abortion access for trans men, and believing God is non-binary. Hannity also continues his criticism of Graham Platner in Maine, focusing on Platner’s comments about Maine voters, sexual assault victims, suicide, and his Nazi tattoo controversy. The hour also covers anti-Semitism in New York after Congressman Dan Goldman was reportedly denied service at a coffee shop, Mamdani-backed Democratic Socialist candidates challenging incumbents in New York, and why Hannity believes the 2026 midterms are now “uncharted waters” because Democrats are embracing candidates and ideas far outside the mainstream.

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Most Americans are completely unaware of how deeply corrupt our government has become—and the consequences are dire. In this eye-opening episode, let's expose the truth behind the political chaos, corruption, and betrayal that threaten to undermine our very freedoms.

Lynda breaks down why the Save Act is our last stand against the flood of illegal votes, illegal migrants, and radical policies that aim to fundamentally change America as we know it. With shocking insights, she reveals how key senators like John Thune, Mitch McConnell, and others are actively working against the will of 84% of Americans — a coalition of Democrats and Republicans alike who all want common-sense security.

You'll hear about the dangerous game being played behind closed doors, including how the left manipulates the system through voter rolls, rogue judges, and policies that threaten your safety and your children's future.

Lynda shares specific examples—the criminal gangs infiltrating schools, the rogue judges striking down protective laws, and the unspoken truth Chuck Schumer and the Democrats don’t want you to realize about voter fraud and illegal immigration.

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Sean closes the show by arguing that the Democratic Party has been overtaken by radicalism, pointing to Abdul El-Sayed campaigning with Hasan Piker, James Tallarico’s far-left positions, Graham Platner’s controversies, Mamdani, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, AOC, and the Squad. He criticizes Kamala Harris for suggesting it may be time to rethink the Electoral College and plays Joy Reid saying she cannot support Democrats who continue backing Israel, calling the comments anti-Semitic and anti-American. Democratic strategist Doug Schoen joins and agrees that the party is in uncharted territory, warning that the far left has intimidated mainstream Democrats and that AOC could become a serious 2028 contender. Hannity also discusses polls showing growing Democratic favorability toward socialism, listener calls on Iran, NIL and college football, the SAVE Act, and whether Trump’s Iran strategy can survive future administrations.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by celebrating the return of his voice after a sinus infection and laryngitis, then shifts quickly into the 2026 midterm landscape. He focuses on Graham Platner’s latest controversies, including comments about the Virgin Mary, Jesus, women, sexual assault victims, suicide, and Maine voters, arguing that Democrats are refusing to condemn him because they fear their radical base. Hannity broadens the critique to James Tallarico, Abdul El-Sayed, Mamdani, AOC, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and the Squad, saying this midterm cycle is unlike any in modern history. The hour also covers Iran’s worsening economic crisis, Trump’s leverage after Midnight Hammer and Epic Fury, the need for nuclear inspections, the Strait of Hormuz, Israel’s right to defend itself, Hezbollah, and the argument that Iran’s people may eventually rise up as food prices and unemployment worsen.

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Sean continues analyzing the Iran negotiations, arguing that President Trump’s military and economic pressure has left Tehran with very little leverage. He plays Vice President J.D. Vance describing progress on keeping the Strait of Hormuz open, coordinating demining, and setting up technical negotiations with Iran, Qatar, and Pakistan. Lindsey Graham adds that if diplomacy fails, Trump may take control of the Strait of Hormuz and directly hit Iran if its proxies attack Israel. Lisa Daftari and James Robbins join to debate whether the Iranian regime can ever be trusted, whether Trump should keep sanctions pressure on, and whether Iran’s ideology makes real normalization impossible. Hannity argues that Trump’s stated goals were never full regime change, but preventing a nuclear-armed Iran, keeping oil flowing, and preserving military options if diplomacy fails.

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Today is Juneteenth, formerly a state holiday in Texas, and made a national holiday by Joe Biden. Its CTA is to celebrate the final freeing of the slaves. However, that's not exactly what happened on June 19th, 1865, now is it? I explored its historical significance and the need to dig deeper into such topics. I also shared my thoughts on Pride Month and the tension between personal beliefs and societal expectations. Thanks for tuning in, and have a wonderful weekend!

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This episode is a passionate discussion about the Save Act and election integrity. We call politicians like John Thune on the carpet for not supporting the Save Act, which aims to ensure that only American citizens can vote. This argument highlights that many politicians are self-serving and disconnected from the public's needs. Lynda emphasizes the importance of standing up for election integrity and encourages listeners to support politicians like Mike Lee and Senator Kennedy, who advocate for the Save Act. And we have a call to action for viewers to voice their opinions to their senators. The Senate switchboard is 202-224-3121. 

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Sean closes the show with a local story from Albemarle County, Virginia, where the school board asked its superintendent to resign after a former elementary school staffer was arrested on multiple child sex crime charges. Hannity interviews recent Western Albemarle High School graduate Noah Coffin and former Charlottesville City Councilor Rob Schilling, who argue that the school district failed to protect students, ignored warning signs, delayed informing the public, and needs major accountability and transparency reforms. The discussion expands into school safety, parental rights, cameras in schools, classroom content, and distrust of government-run systems. Hannity also continues commentary on Iran, arguing that Trump’s words and past actions matter more than the memorandum of understanding, while warning that Europe and NATO have failed to show moral clarity. The hour includes listener calls on Iran, regime change, Rush Limbaugh, the 2026 midterms, Texas, James Tallarico, and why Hannity believes this midterm cycle is unlike any in modern history.

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Sean continues his defense of President Trump’s approach to Iran, arguing that critics are putting too much weight on the memorandum of understanding and not enough weight on Trump’s own repeated warning that he will “bomb the hell” out of Iran if it violates the agreement. Congressman Jim Jordan joins the show to back Trump’s position, saying the president has a record of doing what he says, from securing the border to launching Operation Midnight Hammer and preventing Iran from gaining nuclear capability. Hannity and Jordan also discuss U.S. support for Israel, the Democratic Party’s growing anti-Israel and anti-Semitic elements, and the midterm stakes. The hour also covers the Southern Poverty Law Center, Brandon Gill questioning whether a Senate candidate with a Nazi tattoo should serve, Ro Khanna admitting Democrats were wrong about Biden’s reelection bid, and listener calls about regime change in Iran, Rush Limbaugh’s legacy, NATO, Europe’s decline, and whether Trump should go further against Iran.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by criticizing the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, calling the building ugly and highlighting reports that contractors involved in the project claim they still have not been paid. He contrasts Obama’s wealth and public comments about “wealth creation” with allegations that subcontractors, including a plumbing company, are owed millions. Hannity then revisits his long-running criticism of Obama’s past associations with Bill Ayers, Bernadine Dohrn, Reverend Jeremiah Wright, Saul Alinsky, and Frank Marshall Davis, arguing that the media failed to properly vet Obama during his rise. The hour then shifts to the 2026 midterms, with Hannity saying Obama cannot claim to be the “coach” of the Democratic Party while refusing to confront Graham Platner, Abdul El-Sayed, James Tallarico, Mamdani, AOC, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and the Squad. He also highlights Hillary Clinton declining to condemn Platner, Tallarico’s comments on gender procedures for minors, and polling showing low Democratic willingness to display the American flag or say they are proud to be American.

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In this episode of "The Rogue Recap," Lynda delves into a deeply troubling story from the UK involving a rape inquiry led by MP Rupert Lowe. The discussion highlights the systemic failures in protecting young girls from abuse by organized gangs, primarily of Pakistani descent. Lynda passionately critiques the lack of accountability among authorities and the societal issues surrounding Islamophobia, urging listeners to confront uncomfortable truths and advocate for change. The episode emphasizes the importance of standing up for justice and protecting vulnerable communities. Lynda also shows the tie into America's government, the need for election integrity via the Save Act, and the truth about John Thune and his desire to hurt America. 

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Best of Hannity: Sean Hannity closes the show by focusing on the 2026 midterms and the Democratic Party’s leftward shift, highlighting Texas Senate candidate James Tallarico’s comments on gender dysphoria, transgender procedures for minors, DEI in schools, men in women’s sports, vegan campaigning in Texas, opposition to drilling, and his claim that God is non-binary. Texas Governor Greg Abbott joins to argue that Tallarico’s voting record puts him far outside Texas values and predicts he will perform worse than Beto O’Rourke did statewide. Abbott also discusses Texas’ business boom, Fortune 500 headquarters, the Texas Stock Exchange, and why companies continue moving from high-tax states to Texas. The hour also covers Democrats’ broader candidate problems with Graham Platner and Abdul El-Sayed, World Cup fans celebrating America, America’s 250th anniversary, the importance of reading the Declaration of Independence, and listener calls on Iran, New York City celebrations, and patriotism.

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Sean Hannity is joined by Bill O’Reilly for the “Simple Man” segment to break down President Trump’s Iran framework and whether the memorandum of understanding should be taken seriously. O’Reilly argues the arrangement is a “seven-and-a-half out of ten” for the United States but raises concerns about Israel, inspections, and the Strait of Hormuz, while Hannity stresses that Trump’s own words matter most: if Iran cheats, he will resume bombing. The hour also covers Obama’s failed Iran deal, the possibility of sanctions relief only after performance, Trump’s comments on China and Xi, and why both Hannity and O’Reilly believe the midterms are tightening. Later, Hannity highlights polling showing many Democrats are no longer proud to display the American flag, discusses the radical direction of Democratic candidates like Graham Platner, Abdul El-Sayed, and James Talarico, and takes listener calls on Iran, the midterms, and whether Republicans can hold power.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by explaining his ongoing laryngitis before turning to President Trump’s developing Iran negotiations. Hannity argues that the public “memorandum of understanding” is not the final deal, but rather a starting point for deeper negotiations after Trump’s strikes and threat to take Kharg Island forced Iran back to the table. He stresses that he does not trust Iran, but believes Trump has earned credibility through past actions including Soleimani, Baghdadi, Midnight Hammer, and Epic Fury. The hour focuses on Trump’s warning that “all hell will rain down” if Iran pursues a nuclear weapon, the need to verify any Iranian commitments, the collapse of Iran’s military and economy, falling oil prices, and the administration’s readiness to resume bombing if Iran cheats. Hannity also covers new details about the foiled terror plot targeting the White House UFC 250 event, including alleged drone and sniper plans, and credits law enforcement and a suspect’s mother for helping stop the attack.

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Sean closes the show by arguing that President Trump has created a rare moment of leverage over Iran, with the regime weakened militarily, economically, and politically after U.S. strikes and the threat to take Kharg Island. Miranda Devine joins to discuss Trump’s negotiating style, the hardliners on both sides of the Iran debate, the role of the Gulf countries, the midterms, oil prices, and why Trump may give diplomacy space while keeping military options open. Hannity also reflects on Trump’s energy, work ethic, humor, and long-term place in history. The hour includes more discussion of the foiled White House UFC 250 terror plot, New York Knicks celebrations, Iran’s World Cup team restrictions, and a moving listener call from the father of Colin, a young Trump supporter with autism who is battling recurring tongue cancer.

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Sean plays extended portions of his interview with Vice President J.D. Vance, focusing on what is and is not in the Iran framework. Vance denies reports that the U.S. is giving Iran money or approving a $300 billion Qatari payment, saying Iran would only receive economic benefits if it changes behavior, keeps the Strait of Hormuz open, gives up its nuclear ambitions, and complies with verification. He contrasts the Trump framework with Obama’s JCPOA, arguing that this deal starts from strength, has support from Gulf Arab nations, and would require a real inspections regime. Hannity and Vance also discuss destroying Iran’s enriched nuclear material, the need to verify every commitment, and why Trump’s willingness to use force brought Iran to the table. The hour also includes listener calls about Trump, globalism, NATO, national sovereignty, and why the 2026 midterms matter.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by explaining his bout with laryngitis after a heavy travel, radio, podcast, and television schedule, then turns to his interview with Vice President J.D. Vance about the developing Iran agreement. Hannity says the administration is working from a memorandum of understanding that would require Iran to give up any path to nuclear weapons, hand over or destroy enriched material, accept verification, keep the Strait of Hormuz open, and stop funding terror. He stresses that the U.S. is not giving Iran taxpayer money and that any sanctions relief would depend on Iranian performance. The hour also covers President Trump’s warning that “all hell will rain down” if Iran cheats, falling oil prices, a foiled terror plot targeting the White House UFC 250 event, and the FBI’s recent success disrupting major threats.

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In this episode, I had a lively discussion with my friend Eric Eggers. We started with some light-hearted talk about weekdays and school snacks, which quickly transitioned into more serious topics. We delved into the trial of Karmelo Anthony, exploring the public's reaction and the racial tensions it highlighted. The conversation touched on historical and current racial issues, crime, and societal double standards. We also discussed political dynamics and the rise of right-wing candidates. Throughout, we emphasized the importance of empathy and understanding in addressing these complex issues. It was a challenging but important conversation, and I hope it encourages listeners to reflect deeply.

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Sean turns the final hour toward the 2026 midterms, arguing that Republicans must make the election a referendum on President Trump’s accomplishments while warning voters that a Democratic House would bring investigations, obstruction, and possible impeachment. Pollster Matt Towery joins to analyze the key Senate and House races, including Georgia, North Carolina, Maine, Michigan, and Texas, while stressing the importance of gas prices, economic momentum, candidate quality, and turnout. Hannity frames the Democratic Party as increasingly defined by Graham Platner, James Talarico, Abdul El-Sayed, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Mamdani, AOC, and the Squad. The hour also covers Robert De Niro’s anti-Trump comments, Hunter Biden defending Platner, Florida property taxes, New York’s possible wealth and exit taxes, and listener calls about retirement, purpose, and hard work.

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Sean reflects on President Trump’s UFC event at the White House as part of America’s 250th celebration, contrasting it with what he describes as bizarre liberal counter-programming from figures like Jane Fonda, Bette Midler, and Joy Reid. Jim Gray joins the hour to discuss the White House UFC event, Dana White’s rise, Donald Trump’s love of sports, the Knicks’ first championship in 53 years, and what separates great athletes and coaches from everyone else. Hannity also discusses Bill Belichick, Tom Brady, Jalen Brunson’s selfless contract decision, the violent Knicks celebrations in New York, and why he believes sports, patriotism, and national pride are becoming major cultural dividing lines. The hour closes with listener calls on Iran, construction-style benchmark payments, the Trump doctrine, and retirement with purpose.

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Sean Hannity opens the show with his latest reporting on the developing Iran agreement, arguing that President Trump’s strikes and threat to take out Kharg Island forced Iran back to the table. Hannity says the deal, as described to him by sources, would not involve U.S. taxpayer money, would require Iran to surrender or neutralize its enriched uranium, would include American inspectors, and would only provide sanctions relief if Iran meets specific benchmarks. He frames the agreement as “trust but verify,” warning that Iran cannot be trusted but that Trump retains the option to resume strikes if the regime cheats. The hour also covers falling oil prices, the Strait of Hormuz, Israel’s security, the 2026 midterms, the radicalization of the Democratic Party, the Knicks’ championship celebrations, and why Hannity believes this midterm election is unlike any other in modern history.

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Sean closes the week with a patriotic hour focused on America’s 250th anniversary and the legacy of Charlie Daniels. Charlie Daniels Jr. joins the show to discuss a July 4th tribute concert at Fort Campbell featuring a hologram-style performance of Charlie Daniels, live musicians, patriotic music, and a celebration honoring the 101st Airborne Division. Hannity reflects on his years performing with Charlie during the Freedom Concerts, Charlie’s love of God, country, the military, and his deeply patriotic music. The hour also includes a preview of a previously unreleased Charlie Daniels song, My Home, plus listener calls on President Trump, Iran, the economy, energy, nuclear threats, and the importance of remembering America’s founding principles during the 250th celebration.

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Sean focuses on ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones repeatedly invoking the Fifth Amendment during House testimony about alleged foreign donations flowing through the Democratic fundraising platform. Congressman Brian Steil joins the show to explain his investigation into whether foreign funds entered U.S. elections through ActBlue, whether the group misled Congress, and whether weak fraud controls allowed illegal donations to reach Democratic candidates. Hannity connects the investigation to broader concerns about foreign influence, anti-Semitic online campaigns, socialist messaging, and outside actors shaping American politics through digital platforms. The hour also includes listener calls about fishing limits, government overreach, conservation rules, and President Trump’s rollback of Biden-era fishing restrictions.

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Sean Hannity opens the show with extensive reporting on the possibility of a U.S.-Iran agreement after President Trump’s latest strikes against Iran. Hannity explains that Iran may be moving toward a performance-based deal in which no U.S. taxpayer dollars are involved, sanctions relief would only come after verified Iranian concessions, and Iran would give up any path to a nuclear weapon. He stresses that the key question is whether Iran will actually follow through, warning that the regime is full of hardliners, loyalists, and competing factions. Hannity frames Trump’s approach as “negotiating through force,” arguing that the president has made clear Iran can either accept strict terms or face escalating consequences. The hour also covers the Strait of Hormuz, oil prices, ballistic missile threats, Europe’s weakness, Israel’s security concerns, and the broader danger of radical Islamism.

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Sean continues the final hour with reaction to Jasmine Crockett’s comments about the Austin Metcalf murder case, arguing that she distorted the facts and wrongly tried to turn the case into a racial issue. John Yoo joins to analyze the verdict, self-defense claims, election integrity, California’s slow vote-counting process, mail-in ballots, voter ID, proof of citizenship, and whether federal courts may step in on late-arriving ballots. Later, Sean revisits the story of veterans Brendan and Dolly Jones and their dog Lucy, who remains held after a dispute involving a prior “dangerous dog” designation and a later leash incident on their own property. The hour closes with Hannity emphasizing law and order, school safety, voter confidence, and the importance of common sense in government.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by framing the 2026 midterms as the most important midterm election in a lifetime, arguing that Democrats are embracing radical candidates and policies while Republicans have reasons for optimism. He points to voter registration shifts, redistricting wins, the Supreme Court’s racial gerrymandering decision, and failed Democratic power grabs as signs that the GOP can hold ground. Hannity also previews America’s 250th anniversary, urges listeners to reflect on the Declaration of Independence, and criticizes the left’s attacks on billionaires, business success, energy, policing, and border security. The hour also includes President Trump’s Oval Office remarks on Iran, oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz, possible progress toward a deal, and new action rolling back Biden-era fishing restrictions to help American fishermen.

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Sean reacts to chaotic scenes around Madison Square Garden after the Knicks’ playoff win, using the unrest to argue that New York’s law-and-order problems will worsen under Mamdani-style leadership. He criticizes defund-the-police policies, no-bail laws, and the idea of sending social workers into dangerous subway or street situations. Paul Mauro and Mary Margaret Olohan join the hour to discuss urban disorder, D.C.’s improved public safety after federal support, New York’s policing challenges, and the risk posed by unvetted migrants and terror-linked individuals entering the country. The hour also covers the denial of entry to a Somali World Cup referee over alleged terror ties and broader concerns about the millions of unvetted migrants who entered during the Biden years.

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Most people can't believe the upsurge of hatred and racial violence gripping parts of America right now — but what if the loudest voices are deliberately fueling this chaos? In the case against Karmelo Anthony for the murder of Austin Metcalf we see just that: agitators freaking out over events that never happened. As witnesses agree that Karmelo was the instigator, but some politicians twist the facts, turning tragedy into a racial battleground. Funny thing about facts, they don't care about your feelings or your fake hype. We also have a descendant of Holocaust survivors who can't find it in herself to say that having a Nazi tattoo was not OK.

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Hannity continues the final hour with a deep dive into Graham Platner’s win in Maine, questioning whether national Democrats will pressure him to drop out before the legal withdrawal deadline. Steve Robinson and Laurel Libby return to explain Platner’s background, his “oyster man” branding, questions about his business history, his support among far-left voters, and why Susan Collins may still face a serious but winnable race. Hannity also discusses America’s 250th anniversary, the Declaration of Independence, Israel’s fight for survival, and the importance of preserving God-given rights. The hour closes with Stephen A. Smith blaming President Trump for the Knicks’ loss, Whoopi Goldberg defending Trump’s right to attend the game, and a listener call thanking Rush Limbaugh for inspiring a life-changing business decision.

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Sean is joined by Bill O’Reilly for their “Simple Man” segment, where they discuss Graham Platner, Mamdani, radical Democrats, open borders, ICE funding, Europe’s decline, and the growing divide between voters who want order and those embracing left-wing extremism. Hannity presses O’Reilly on whether the Democratic Party’s radical nominees will hurt them in the midterms, while O’Reilly argues Republicans still need to clearly explain how their policies help everyday Americans. The hour also features deeper analysis of Maine’s Senate race with Steve Robinson of The Maine Wire and State Rep. Laurel Libby, who argue that Platner’s record, alleged lies, and far-left policy agenda will become major liabilities against Susan Collins.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by arguing that the Democratic Party’s activist base has doubled down on radicalism after Graham Platner’s victory in the Maine Senate primary. Hannity focuses on Platner’s Nazi tattoo controversy, past social media posts, explicit messages, self-described communist views, attacks on police, and comments about rural white voters in Maine. He frames Platner as part of a larger Democratic shift alongside Mamdani, AOC, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, El-Sayed, and James Talarico. Hannity also criticizes Jasmine Crockett’s comments about the Austin Metcalf murder case, defends the need for self-reliance over government dependency, and discusses President Trump’s efforts to keep oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz while preparing possible new action against Iran.

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In this final hour, Sean Hannity welcomes former Vice President Mike Pence to discuss his new book, What Do Conservatives Actually Believe?. Pence emphasizes a historical commitment to limited government, traditional moral values, and peace through strength while warning against the isolationist trends emerging on the populist right. The two also blast the progressive left, calling out the radical platforms of candidates like Maine's Graham Plattner and Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed. Hannity exposes a massive double standard among national Democrats, who have stayed completely silent regarding the personal scandals and physical abuse allegations surrounding Plattner. Shifting to global conflicts, former special assistant James Robbins joins the show to analyze how a strict naval blockade has pushed Iran's energy-dependent economy to an absolute chokepoint. Robbins details how the U.S. Treasury has successfully squeezed the regime by seizing hidden cryptocurrency wallets from top Iranian leaders. Hannity closes by advocating for election transparency, urging state legislatures to implement paper ballots, voter ID, and absolute signature verification.

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Sean Hannity opens the second hour alongside Florida Senator Rick Scott to dissect the critical nationwide push for the SAVE America Act. Hannity rails against California's sluggish, "Stone Age" voting system, comparing it to Florida's high-integrity system where results are cleanly delivered within hours of closing. The conversation shifts to the severe incompetence of California Governor Gavin Newsom, targeting his absolute silence on predictable wildfires, high taxes, and a staggering poverty rate. Later, Sean breaks down the dramatic behind-the-scenes meltdown at CBS News that led to the sudden firing of 60 Minutes veteran Scott Pelley after Pelley publicly attacked network leadership over institutional bias. The program also showcases a viral weekend moment where Donald Trump abruptly walked off an NBC Meet the Press interview after directly confronting the host over media dishonesty and crooked systems. Finally, Hannity takes calls from listeners to debate how rapid advancements in AI and robotics are poised to transform traditional home-building trades.

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In this episode, Sean Hannity examines the highly anticipated verdict in the Texas murder trial of Carmelo Anthony. Multiple student witnesses testified that the African-American teenager grabbed a knife from his backpack and fatally stabbed an unarmed white teenager, Austin Metcalf, at a suburban track meet. Joined by Fox News legal analyst Greg Jarrett, Hannity analyzes how Anthony's defense team unsuccessfully argued self-defense despite testimony showing Anthony was the continuous aggressor. The jury ultimately returned a quick first-degree murder conviction, making it clear that lethal force cannot legally be used to meet non-lethal aggression. Beyond the courtroom, Hannity laments the "online sewer environment" where isolated young people are constantly bombarded with dangerous lies and corporate propaganda. Turning to major global developments, the president announces that the United States must respond after Iranian forces shot down an American Apache helicopter patrolling the Strait of Hormuz. Finally, the show highlights how legacy media outlets routinely ignore the shocking statistics of inner-city violence to protect their preferred liberal narratives.

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Episode 8 of SoundBytes is here, and hosts Lynda McLaughlin and Eric Eggers delve into a range of controversial and thought-provoking topics. They discuss the formerly underreported story of Henry Nowak in the UK, drawing parallels with the George Floyd case and highlighting issues of racial and social "justice." The conversation touches on the complexities of policing, societal norms, and the impact of political correctness on law enforcement. They also explore the challenges of addressing crime and social decay in major cities, using examples from both the UK and the US.

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In this final hour, Sean Hannity explores the ongoing economic squeeze on Iran. Joined by James Robbins, former special assistant to Defense Secretary Rumsfeld, the two analyze how a strict naval blockade of the Hormuz Strait, paired with the seizing of hidden cryptocurrency wallets, has pushed Iran's economy to an absolute inflection point.

The conversation then pivots from global conflicts to corporate media instability. Sean breaks down the dramatic behind-the-scenes meltdown at CBS News, detailing the emotional confrontation and subsequent firing of 60 Minutes veteran Scott Pelley after he publicly targeted network leadership over institutional bias.

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Sean Hannity opens Hour 2 alongside Senator Rick Scott of Florida to dissect the critical need for nationwide voter integrity, examining the push for the SAVE America Act and the necessity of total transparency—including matching signatures, citizen validation, and public surveillance cameras on ballot rooms. The conversation shifts to the failures of Governor Gavin Newsom in California, targeting his silence on predictable wildfires, high taxes, and out-migration.

Later, Sean opens up the phone lines to callers to debate how rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics are transforming trades like home building. Sean offers his personal take on tools like Grok and underscores the enduring value of traditional trades that automation can't replace.

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In this episode, Sean Hannity dives into the mounting chaos surrounding California's election system as L.A. County struggles to process hundreds of thousands of lingering ballots days after the vote, causing a massive turnaround in the mayoral race. Hannity compares California's sluggish, "Stone Age" process to Florida's high-integrity system where results are delivered efficiently.

The hour also exposes glaring media and political double standards, highlighting how national Democratic figures have stayed completely silent regarding the disturbing personal history and physical abuse allegations surrounding Maine Senate candidate Graham Plattner. Finally, Sean plays the audio of Donald Trump walking out of a contentious Meet the Press interview after confronting the host over media dishonesty and rigged systems.

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Sean Hannity closes the week by examining Democratic Party divisions, focusing on controversies surrounding progressive candidates, New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, Maine Senate candidate Graham Plattner, and Texas Senate candidate James Talarico. Hannity argues that Democratic leadership is struggling to respond to increasingly controversial candidates while attempting to maintain party unity. The hour also covers New Jersey’s World Cup spending controversy, listener calls on foreign policy, and ongoing tensions involving Iran and the Middle East.

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Sean Hannity focuses on what he describes as a massive fraud and abuse crisis within Medicaid programs across multiple states. Investigative reporter Luke Rosiak and Congressman Brandon Gill join the program to discuss allegations involving fraudulent home-health and Medicaid billing schemes in Ohio, Minnesota, California, and other states. The conversation centers on federal spending oversight, immigration-related fraud investigations, and efforts to identify billions of dollars in waste, fraud, and abuse.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by blasting California’s election system as vote counting drags on days after the election. Hannity argues that delayed results, universal mail-in voting, and the absence of stronger voter integrity measures undermine public confidence in elections. He contrasts California’s process with states like Florida and highlights the ongoing races involving Spencer Pratt and Steve Hilton. The hour also features a discussion with economist Steve Moore about strong economic indicators, rising manufacturing wages, new investment flowing into the United States, and the impact of President Trump’s economic policies.

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The final hour delivers an explosive on-air debate as Sean Hannity goes head-to-head with progressive commentator Chris Hahn and veteran Democratic pollster Doug Schoen. While Schoen joins Sean in rebuking radical candidates as a total political liability, Hahn attempts to pivot, leading to a fiery, unfiltered clash when Sean plays the direct audio tape of Texas politician James Tallarico claiming that "God is non-binary". Drawing on his own years of seminary education, Sean dismantles the left's theological distortions and corporate language pivots. Additionally, the episode reviews a political master class from Washington committee hearings, showcasing how Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Secretary Scott Besson, and Senator Markway Mullen completely shut down aggressive, partisan questioning from left-wing lawmakers.

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In this hour, Sean Hannity shifts the spotlight to the massive wave of government waste, fraud, and outright corruption draining American tax dollars. Joined by Congresswoman Mary Miller (IL), they discuss the successful House passage of her Stop Child Care Scams Act, a crucial piece of legislation designed to enforce mandatory criminal penalties against syndicates exploiting federal child care and welfare assistance loops. Sean highlights shocking oversight failures exposed by independent reporters and echoes warnings from Dr. Oz regarding systemic billing fraud, including home health facilities caught billing the government using the names of deceased individuals. The episode also tackles the massive demographic migration of conservative families and high-profile businesses fleeing failing blue-state policies to find refuge and economic freedom in thriving red states like Florida and Idaho.

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In this episode, Sean Hannity exposes what he calls a coordinated takeover of the Democratic Party by far-left radicals, pointing to shifting numbers in the latest Marquette Law School generic congressional survey. Sean breaks down the massive controversies surrounding embattled Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner—including past Reddit posts, explicit messages, and a controversial Nazi tattoo—and questions why top Democratic leadership, including Senator Chuck Schumer, refuse to issue a clear condemnation. Plus, Sean details a sinister new legislative push in New York State that bans traditional parental terms like "mother" and "father" from official documents. Finally, he addresses the critical need for absolute election integrity, advocating for universal voter ID, proof of citizenship under the SAVE Act, and secure chain-of-custody measures to restore true confidence in American elections.

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Most political hearings are a delayed comedy show, but this episode reveals how truly embarrassing and dangerous our leadership has become. Insider footage from recent congressional hearings exposes a circus of ignorance, arrogance, and spectacle that threatens the integrity of our democracy. If you thought politics was just about policy, think again — the real story is about the erosion of professionalism, the descent into chaos, and how this chaos plays directly into the collapse of societal order.

In this episode, you'll discover how lawmakers’ inability to hold serious conversations fuels the chaos Congress is supposed to manage. We break down the outrageous moments, from baffling exchanges on Greenland, to the spectacle of a hearing with a flamboyantly unprofessional witness whose appearance alone undermines respect for the institution. You'll hear about the bizarre obsession with identity politics and the dangerous overreach of woke ideology, which is actively destroying childhood innocence and pushing parents into a daily war over education and values.

We'll explore the disturbing realities behind government corruption, the ongoing exploitation of children in the name of profit, and the alarming importation of third-world violence and chaos into Western nations. From the UK’s horrifying stories of grooming gangs, to the US’s rising crime and racial tensions, this episode exposes how elite narratives distort truth and silence real victims. The stakes couldn’t be higher — complacency and denial are the enemies of national safety and sovereignty.

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Sean is joined by FBI Director Kash Patel to highlight what Sean frames as a major turnaround in federal law enforcement under President Trump. Patel discusses Operation Summer Heat 2.0 and Operation Turf War, including arrests, firearm seizures, drug seizures, child-rescue operations, and the push to take violent street gangs off the streets. Sean and Patel also discuss FBI hostage rescue work, including a hostage situation in Bakersfield, California, where Patel says FBI teams helped save every hostage. The interview focuses heavily on restoring trust in the FBI, ending political weaponization, and moving agents out of Washington bureaucracy and back into field operations. Sean later shifts to Iran, Israel, and Operation Midnight Hammer, defending Trump’s decision to act against Iran’s nuclear program and rejecting claims that Israel or conservative media pushed the president into action. Congressman Marlon Stutzman joins to discuss moving the U.S.-Israel relationship toward mutual cooperation, defense alignment, trade, and shared development instead of traditional foreign aid.

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Sean welcomes Bill O’Reilly for a wide-ranging conversation about immigration, assimilation, national identity, and the political direction of Europe and America. O’Reilly describes his reporting from Ireland and England, including his concerns about Sharia courts, no-go zones, and the changing demographics of Great Britain. Sean connects that discussion to his broader warning that Europe’s decline is tied to illegal immigration, weak national security, socialism, and radical climate policies. The conversation then turns back to American politics, where Sean argues that the Democratic Party is being defined by its most radical voices, including Mamdani, AOC, Graham Platner, James Tallarico, Bernie Sanders, and others. Sean and O’Reilly debate whether the usual midterm political patterns still apply when the Democratic Party has moved so far left. The hour also includes listener calls on ICE protests, blue-state migration, and the fight to keep red states from importing the same policies people are fleeing.

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Sean Hannity opens the show by breaking down the turmoil inside CBS News and 60 Minutes after Scott Pelley’s clash with new leadership. Sean argues that legacy media outlets have lost trust because viewers can now see the bias and choose other sources for news, opinion, and investigative reporting. He uses the CBS shake-up to explain why conservative talk radio, Fox News, and podcasts have become so influential as alternatives to the old media gatekeepers. The hour also turns to the exodus of major companies and wealthy residents from high-tax blue states, including Exxon’s move from New Jersey to Texas and the growth of “Wall Street South” in Florida. Sean connects those moves to taxes, regulation, energy costs, law and order, and quality of life. He also previews Kash Patel’s later appearance and the ongoing investigation into what Sean calls the “grand conspiracy” behind Russiagate and government weaponization.

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In this episode of "Rogue Recap," Lynda McLaughlin dives into a series of pressing and controversial topics. From the tragic stabbing of a grandmother on an Atlanta train to the complexities of immigration and crime in New York, Lynda offers a candid perspective on current events. She also explores the contentious debates surrounding gender identity and political correctness, highlighting stories from both the U.S. and abroad. With a focus on the California elections and the challenges facing seniors in America, this episode is a thought-provoking journey through today's most urgent issues.

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Sean closes the show with a major focus on California’s primary and the chance for Steve Hilton to advance in the race for governor. Hilton joins the program and argues that sixteen years of one-party Democratic control have produced high costs, homelessness, crime, unemployment, and a state government that no longer works for everyday Californians. Sean and Hilton discuss Tom Steyer, Xavier Becerra, Gavin Newsom, taxpayer fraud, regulation, housing costs, energy policy, and why California voters should treat this election as a turning point. Hilton lays out his case for cutting taxes, fighting fraud, reducing bureaucracy, and restoring the California dream for working families. The hour also includes listener calls about Texas, New York, Mamdani, Democratic radicalism, and the broader stakes of the midterm cycle. Sean ends by previewing election-night coverage with Steve Hilton, Ted Cruz, Ken Paxton, Stephen Miller, and Ainsley Earhardt.

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Sean celebrates America’s 250th anniversary with Ainsley Earhardt, who joins the show to discuss her children’s book, America, I’m So Glad You Were Born. The conversation focuses on gratitude for America, the sacrifices that made freedom possible, and the importance of teaching children that liberty is not guaranteed. Ainsley explains how the book introduces young readers to the country’s founding, the Declaration of Independence, the right to worship freely, the right to vote, and the idea that America remains a place where hard work and dreams still matter. Sean and Ainsley also share personal stories about family, faith, military service, and the blessings that come from living in the United States. Later in the hour, Sean returns to the political fight inside the Democratic Party, arguing that party leaders like Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries are losing control to the far left. The hour blends patriotism, family, faith, and politics into a hopeful reminder of why America is worth defending.

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Sean opens the show with a sharp look at the political fights shaping the 2026 landscape, starting with California’s primary and the possibility of Steve Hilton breaking through in a state long dominated by Democrats. He argues that the modern Democratic Party has moved too far left, pointing to James Tallarico, Graham Platner, Mamdani, AOC, Bernie Sanders, and others as examples of a party being pulled by its most radical voices. Sean also digs into the controversy around CBS and 60 Minutes, using it as another example of what he sees as entrenched media bias fighting back against reform. From California’s tax climate to Democratic Senate races, Sean frames the hour around a larger question: whether voters are finally ready to reject the policies that created higher costs, weaker cities, and political chaos. He also reminds listeners that midterms are never automatic and that Republicans need focus, urgency, and disciplined messaging. It’s a fast-moving first hour centered on accountability, media credibility, and the political consequences of radicalism.

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Sean Hannity focuses on escalating tensions in the Middle East as negotiations with Iran continue alongside increased military pressure from the United States and Israel. Hannity analyzes reports of economic collapse inside Iran, military operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon, and President Trump’s insistence that Iran will never possess a nuclear weapon. The show features an in-depth conversation with security expert Dan Diker, who warns that Iran’s leadership continues using deception while attempting to preserve its regime.

The hour explores the economic blockade, the Strait of Hormuz, Hezbollah’s weakening position, and the possibility of a broader Middle East peace agreement tied to an expanded Abraham Accords framework. Hannity argues that President Trump is combining economic pressure and military leverage to force historic changes throughout the region while avoiding a prolonged war.

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