The Sean Hannity Show

Sean examines the accelerating development of artificial intelligence, weighing Elon Musk’s optimistic predictions against growing concerns over AI safety and security. He also analyzes the political landscape heading into the midterm elections, focusing on Michigan’s key Senate race, the Democratic Socialist movement, border security, and election integrity. President Trump’s Michigan speech and the Republican strategy for expanding their Senate majority round out the program. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean sits down with Interior Secretary Doug Burgum to discuss America’s expanding energy dominance, oil production, natural gas exports, and how U.S. energy policy is reshaping global markets. They examine the impact of Iran, Venezuela, California’s energy policies, and President Trump’s efforts to strengthen domestic energy production. Later in the hour, Sean explores the opportunities and dangers presented by artificial intelligence, featuring a wide-ranging conversation about AI’s future impact on jobs, security, and everyday life.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean broadcasts from Washington, D.C., ahead of Senator Lindsey Graham’s memorial service, reflecting on his longtime friendship with the senator and the convictions that defined Graham’s career. Sean discusses the importance of confronting global threats, the future of artificial intelligence, and the rapid pace of technological change. He also examines the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America, arguing that the movement is reshaping the Democratic Party’s agenda ahead of the midterm elections. The hour closes with President Trump’s remarks from Michigan on manufacturing, jobs, and the economy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers joins Sean Hannity to discuss Michigan’s Democratic primary and the growing national influence of progressive activists. They focus on Abdul El-Sayed’s criticism of the war with Iran, his appearances with Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and his association with commentator Hasan Piker. Rogers also criticizes Democratic positions on health care, immigration, energy policy, electric-vehicle mandates and taxes. Hannity argues that Michigan represents one of the Republican Party’s most important opportunities to gain a Senate seat. The hour also includes Congressman Brandon Gill’s questioning of the American Bar Association, James Carville’s support for voter identification and callers discussing European media coverage of the United States.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nassau County Executive and Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman joins Sean Hannity to discuss his campaign against Governor Kathy Hochul. Blakeman criticizes New York’s taxes, energy costs, crime policies and economic outlook while highlighting Nassau County’s public-safety record and rising property values. He argues that Democratic and independent voters are becoming frustrated with the party’s increasingly progressive direction. Hannity and Blakeman also discuss Zohran Mamdani’s tax proposals, the departure of businesses and wealthy residents from New York and the possibility of rebuilding the state’s economy. Later, U.S. Treasurer Brandon Beach explains Trump Accounts for children, the new Trump dollar coin and savings generated by ending production of the penny.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity details several violent crimes allegedly committed by illegal immigrants who entered or remained in the United States during the Biden administration. The cases include the sexual assault of a six-year-old girl in California and the alleged assault and murder of a two-year-old girl in Virginia. Hannity argues that these crimes were preventable and criticizes Democratic sanctuary policies and the former administration’s handling of the southern border. He also discusses reports that more than 35,000 noncitizens may be registered to vote in New Jersey. Later, Hannity examines the growing influence of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Democratic Socialists of America ahead of the midterm elections. He also provides an update on Iran and warns that President Trump may be preparing a larger military response.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Rogue Recap, Lynda McLaughlin and Eric Eggers break down a packed news cycle with sharp commentary, humor, and zero patience for political nonsense. They kick things off with a standout congressional moment involving Brandon Gill and the Smithsonian, then move into a broader critique of DEI politics, immigration debates, and the rise of socialist candidates in the Democrat Party. The conversation also covers Maria Salazar, Kat Cammack, Abby Phillips, and the ongoing fight over voter fraud and election integrity, including the SAVE Act and concerns about voter-roll issues in New Jersey. Along the way, the hosts touch on foreign influence, campus and media hypocrisy, and what they see as a growing disconnect between political elites and everyday Americans. The episode closes on a lighter but still pointed note with a discussion about a dine-and-dash family story, restaurant tipping, and the values being taught to kids. It’s a blunt, fast-paced conversation that mixes outrage, policy, and pop-culture style banter. Topics include: Brandon Gill’s Smithsonian hearing moment DEI, race, and workplace hiring controversies Maria Salazar, Kat Cammack, and immigration politics Abby Phillips and voter-fraud coverage The SAVE Act and election integrity A viral dine-and-dash story and tipping culture If you like political commentary with a sharp edge and a lot of personality, this episode is for you.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Congressman Brandon Gill joins Sean Hannity after challenging the Smithsonian’s promotion of materials describing politeness and objectivity as characteristics of white-supremacy culture. Gill discusses his exchange with the Smithsonian’s director and argues that major cultural institutions have been overtaken by progressive ideology. Hannity and Gill also address claims about gender and pregnancy made by Democratic candidates and academic leaders. Callers later discuss the decline of critical thinking in American education, the importance of capitalism and the contrast between personal freedom and government dependency. Hannity also provides an update on investigations involving Representative Ilhan Omar and her family’s reported financial disclosures.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity debates progressive commentator and former Chuck Schumer aide Chris Hahn about the Democratic Party’s increasingly influential left wing. They discuss Democratic Socialist candidates, the party’s response to controversial nominees and the reluctance of senior Democrats to publicly condemn extreme positions. Hannity questions Hahn about James Talarico’s views on gender, immigration and energy policy, along with the prospects for Democratic Senate candidates in Texas, Michigan and Maine. The debate also covers policing, open borders, the Green New Deal and the political future of Chuck Schumer. Later, callers discuss the effect of social media on children and the difficulty of regulating harmful online content.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity examines the growing influence of the Democratic Socialists of America and challenges the belief that government should limit returns on private investments. He argues that free markets, personal responsibility and financial independence are fundamental to American freedom. Hannity discusses the departure of successful business leaders and wealthy residents from high-tax states such as California, New York and Washington. He also warns that dozens of Democratic Socialist candidates are competing in the midterm elections and urges listeners to vote. Later, Hannity addresses reports of noncitizens appearing on New Jersey voter rolls, media coverage of election integrity and the continued rise of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a potential 2028 presidential candidate.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity challenges Gavin Newsom’s claim that California is a global model for wildfire management and points to the continuing difficulties faced by residents rebuilding after the Pacific Palisades fires. Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton joins the program to discuss California’s high cost of living, homelessness, unemployment and the departure of businesses and wealthy residents. Hilton outlines a campaign focused on lowering gasoline and utility costs, expanding homeownership and appealing to working-class voters beyond the traditional Republican base. Hannity argues that the upcoming election may represent California’s last opportunity to reverse its current direction. Callers also discuss Hannity’s decision to stop skiing, security for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, frozen Iranian assets and the use of electronic signatures during the Biden administration.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bill O’Reilly joins Sean Hannity to discuss his heated exchange with Chris Cuomo over immigration enforcement and the pursuit of criminal immigrants. They examine Democratic resistance to ICE operations, the media’s reliance on progressive advocacy organizations and the continuing loss of public trust in journalism. Hannity and O’Reilly also revisit controversies surrounding the Biden administration, border security and media coverage of Donald Trump. Later, the conversation turns to social-media personality Clavicular and the growing “looksmaxxing” movement among young men. Hannity, Linda and Ethan discuss dangerous appearance-enhancement practices, steroid use, online influence and the responsibility parents have to monitor their children’s social-media activity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity examines a new presidential poll showing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leading the potential Democratic field for 2028, narrowly ahead of Pete Buttigieg. He argues that recent primary victories by Democratic Socialists reveal a broader leftward shift within the party. Hannity also discusses Gavin Newsom’s political ambitions, California’s wildfire response and the loss of businesses and high-income residents from heavily taxed states. John Solomon joins the program to discuss declassified intelligence concerning vulnerabilities in American election systems and foreign access to voter-registration data. They also address reports that thousands of noncitizens were placed on New Jersey’s voter rolls and debate the need for citizenship verification and voter identification.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean details the latest congressional effort to pass the SAVE America Act through a third budget reconciliation package. Congressman Ben Cline explains why Republicans are pursuing the unconventional process after failing to overcome Democratic opposition in the Senate. The proposed election measures focus on proof of citizenship, voter identification and financial incentives for states that strengthen election security. Sean and Cline also discuss mail-in voting, early voting, ballot observation and other election-integrity safeguards. Callers share their views on citizenship, legal immigration and the importance of protecting the right to vote. The hour then features Sean’s extended interview with newly appointed South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham. Graham discusses losing her brother Lindsey, accepting the Senate appointment and deciding to run in the upcoming special election after receiving President Trump’s endorsement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean examines the appeals court victory obtained by the Oversight Project in its effort to release recordings of Joe Biden’s interviews with his ghostwriter. Jeff Clark and legal analyst Greg Jarrett explain why the court rejected Biden’s privacy claims and why the recordings carry significant public interest. They discuss whether the tapes could provide additional evidence of Biden’s cognitive decline and the media’s role in covering it up. The conversation then turns to Biden’s extensive use of the auto-pen and whether pardons issued without his direct knowledge or authorization could be challenged. Clark argues that presidential authority cannot constitutionally be exercised by an unelected group of advisers. Jarrett explains how a future prosecution could force the courts to determine whether individual pardons are valid. Sean also discusses the growing influence of democratic socialists and takes calls about socialism, constitutional government and political indoctrination.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A federal appeals court ruling clears a major hurdle toward releasing recordings of Joe Biden’s conversations with his ghostwriter. Sean discusses what the tapes could reveal about Biden’s cognitive condition and the broader effort to conceal it from the public. He also examines the latest attempt to advance the SAVE Act through the budget reconciliation process. The hour covers President Trump’s continued military pressure on Iran and reports of growing instability inside the Iranian government. Sean argues that Europe’s defense policies, illegal immigration and economic decisions are accelerating the continent’s decline. He also highlights alleged waste and fraud involving federal payments and New York’s Medicaid program. The hour concludes with a preview of Sean’s interview with South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity speaks with Senator Rick Scott about the effort to pass the SAVE America Act and strengthen election integrity before the 2026 midterm elections. They discuss voter ID requirements, proof of citizenship, Senate procedures, reconciliation, and the congressional calendar. Later, Hannity reacts to Bill Maher's criticism of the Democratic Party's progressive wing, takes calls from listeners around the country, and reflects on the future of American politics, socialism, and civic engagement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity is joined by investigative journalist John Solomon to examine newly declassified intelligence documents involving China, election security, voter registration data, and the media's coverage of President Trump's election address. The conversation explores intelligence community reports, alleged efforts to suppress information, election integrity reforms, media bias, and why the SAVE Act remains a major political issue ahead of the 2026 elections. Hannity also discusses Democratic polling challenges, Canadian wildfire smoke affecting the U.S., and listener reactions from across the country.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity examines the growing ideological battle inside the Democratic Party as socialist candidates continue defeating establishment Democrats ahead of the 2026 midterms. He discusses the SAVE Act, election integrity, voter ID, immigration enforcement, New York City politics, Iran, Israel, and the future of Democratic leadership. Hannity also reacts to John Fetterman's criticism of his own party, the latest ICE operations, and why he believes the upcoming midterm elections will reshape American politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity speaks with Senator Jim Banks about legislation intended to restrict birthright citizenship for children born to people who entered the United States illegally and for individuals using birth tourism. Banks explains his interpretation of recent Supreme Court guidance and argues that Congress can define certain unlawful border crossings as an invasion for constitutional purposes. The discussion also covers the SAVE America Act, proof-of-citizenship requirements, voter identification, Senate filibuster rules, and reconciliation. Hannity and Banks revisit President Trump’s claims regarding election vulnerabilities, Chinese access to voter records, and alleged noncitizen registrations. Callers discuss birthright citizenship, election integrity, Gavin Newsom, John Fetterman, and the upcoming Florida governor’s race.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity challenges Congressman Ro Khanna’s account of being detained during a visit to a restricted area in the West Bank, arguing that available video does not support Khanna’s description. Former Auburn basketball coach Bruce Pearl joins to discuss security conditions in Israel, the responsibilities of American officials traveling in disputed areas, and the daily threats faced by Israeli communities. The conversation later turns to the WNBA and the physical treatment of Caitlin Clark, with Pearl arguing that the league must better protect its most prominent players. Hannity also replays key portions of President Trump’s address on election security and the release of declassified intelligence. The hour covers alleged Chinese access to voter information, election-system vulnerabilities, noncitizen registrations, and proposed passage of the SAVE America Act.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity examines President Trump’s primetime address announcing the declassification of documents concerning election-system vulnerabilities and alleged foreign interference. Hannity argues that the findings strengthen the case for requiring proof of citizenship and voter identification. Investigative journalist John Solomon joins the program to discuss intelligence reports involving China’s acquisition of American voter-registration data and claims that information was withheld from political leaders and Congress. Solomon also describes broader concerns about privacy protections and intelligence-agency oversight. Hannity discusses alleged noncitizen voter registrations, mail-in voting, voter-roll maintenance, and other proposed election-integrity measures. The hour also includes commentary on California politics, the economy, and U.S. support for Israel.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Sound Bytes on Rogue Recap, Lynda McLaughlin and Eric Eggers dive into a fast-moving mix of political controversy, media skepticism, and election integrity. They open with commentary on European vacation culture before shifting into a broader critique of how the news and political institutions are handling major stories, especially surrounding Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham. A major theme is distrust in political narratives and media coverage. The hosts discuss alleged inconsistencies in reporting around McConnell’s health, the rise of AI-generated or manipulated images, and the lack of aggressive journalism in modern politics. From there, they pivot into a longer debate about election integrity, SAVE Act legislation, voter ID, ballot verification, and what they see as partisan resistance to enforcement and fraud investigations. The conversation also takes on cultural and ideological issues, including DEI in medical education, gender ideology, and how public officials answer basic biological questions. Later, they highlight examples they view as judicial and governmental double standards, including a tragic trucking case involving an illegal immigrant, sentencing disparities, and Minnesota’s handling of a child sex offender case. The episode closes with praise for a Polish president’s blunt stance on immigration and a tease about major upcoming revelations from President Trump.   @LyndaMick @RogueRecap RogueRecap.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pennsylvania State Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity joins Sean Hannity to discuss her campaign against Governor Josh Shapiro. Garrity highlights Pennsylvania’s economic ranking, structural deficit, natural-gas reserves, manufacturing base, and the potential creation of thousands of new jobs. The conversation follows President Trump’s announcement of nearly $10 billion in defense-industry investments in Pennsylvania. Garrity argues that Shapiro’s moderate image does not match his record on energy, gender policy, spending, and lawsuits against the Trump administration. Hannity also discusses divisions inside the Democratic Party and efforts to replace Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner. Later, he plays remarks from Stephen A. Smith criticizing Democratic positions on medical transitions for minors. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addresses what he describes as a longstanding institutional blind spot toward violence committed in support of far-left causes. The hour concludes with calls about Iran, regime change, and the future of Republican presidential politics.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Representative Mary Miller joins Sean Hannity after questioning University of California, San Francisco officials about biological sex, pregnancy, and the terminology used in medical education. Miller argues that medical schools abandoning biological definitions should face scrutiny over their accreditation. The conversation expands to gender-related policies in schools, parental authority, and the medical treatment of minors. Hannity and Miller also revisit COVID-era mandates, natural immunity, vaccines, and the government’s handling of public-health information. Later, Hannity highlights Democratic politicians who are increasingly embracing progressive or democratic-socialist positions ahead of future elections. He discusses comments from Andy Beshear, Gavin Newsom, and other party leaders about capitalism and socialism. Callers address Canadian wildfire smoke affecting the northeastern United States, election politics, and concerns about government transparency.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity examines a possible strategy for passing the SAVE America Act through budget reconciliation. He credits the late Senator Lindsey Graham with helping develop a plan that would use federal incentives to encourage states to adopt voter identification requirements. Hannity criticizes Senator Thom Tillis for threatening to delay the legislation and argues that proof of citizenship and voter ID would increase confidence in election results. He previews President Trump’s planned national address concerning a major government data breach and previously undisclosed vulnerabilities in election systems. The hour also covers U.S. military operations against Iran, the use of naval drones, and the continuing degradation of Iran’s weapons capabilities. Hannity discusses lessons from Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan while arguing for confronting threats before they become more dangerous. He also addresses Ukraine’s evolving drone technology and recent immigration enforcement cases involving violent offenders.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of The Rogue Recap, I take a hard look at the news stories and political moments that I believe are shaping the country in dangerous ways. I start with my frustration over Supreme Court justices like Amy Coney Barrett, Elena Kagan, and others, focusing on what I see as failures of courage, judgment, and accountability. From there, I dig into what I view as the wider pattern behind figures like Bill Gates, Mitch McConnell, and Chris Van Hollen, connecting those stories to larger concerns about power, corruption, and public trust. I also cover a tense exchange about transgender issues in higher education, a controversial sentencing in California, and the Fort Worth police department’s response to protected speech at a public event. Throughout the episode, I keep coming back to the same theme: I believe too many institutions are failing ordinary Americans. @LyndaMick @RogueRecap RogueRecap.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity speaks with legal analyst Greg Jarrett about rising threats against Supreme Court justices, political rhetoric, and constitutional protections. They examine allegations surrounding Jack Smith’s investigation and discuss potential legal consequences involving congressional communications. Hannity also analyzes New York politics, Zohran Mamdani’s growing influence within the Democratic Party, and the state’s economic outlook. The program concludes with listener reactions to socialism, government policy, and the upcoming midterm elections.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity is joined by Bill O’Reilly for an extended conversation covering the state of the Democratic Party, the upcoming midterm elections, and President Trump’s planned national address. They discuss recent political controversies, Democratic primary races, immigration policy, and the direction of progressive politics. O’Reilly offers his analysis of campaign strategy, media coverage, and the importance of naming those responsible for alleged government misconduct. The hour concludes with listener calls about socialism, higher education, and political ideology. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity opens the program by examining new allegations that Special Counsel Jack Smith’s team accessed text messages from more than 40 members of Congress and discusses the constitutional implications. He previews President Trump’s upcoming primetime address, which is expected to focus on alleged intelligence failures surrounding a massive cyber breach tied to a foreign adversary. The hour also covers developments involving Iran, inflation, immigration, and congressional activity. Hannity discusses the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham and reactions surrounding his death. The episode concludes with analysis of the Democratic Party’s direction heading into the 2026 midterm elections. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dan Bongino joins Sean Hannity for an in-depth discussion on U.S. policy toward Iran, Operation Midnight Hammer, and why he believes President Trump faced difficult national security decisions. Bongino also reflects on his time as Deputy FBI Director, discusses the Russia investigation, intelligence gathering, and ongoing accountability efforts inside the federal government. Sean and Dan examine national security, law enforcement, and the future of American institutions before Sean takes listener calls on the political issues shaping the country. The hour concludes with updates on the latest headlines and the road ahead. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity pays tribute to the late Lindsey Graham, sharing personal memories and highlighting remarks from Senator Graham’s sister following her appointment to the U.S. Senate. Former Clinton adviser and Harris Poll Chairman Mark Penn joins the program to discuss the direction of the Democratic Party, the rise of progressive candidates, and several key Senate races across the country. The conversation explores socialism, political extremism, and the challenges facing both parties heading into the next election cycle. Sean also takes listener calls for an extended discussion on government, healthcare, and political philosophy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity opens the show with the swearing-in of Darlene Graham as South Carolina’s newest U.S. Senator following the death of her brother, Lindsey Graham. He examines the latest inflation report showing lower-than-expected consumer prices and discusses what it could mean for the economy. Sean also provides updates on U.S. strategy toward Iran, including developments involving the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing diplomatic efforts. He reflects on the challenges of modern media and the importance of reliable reporting in an increasingly crowded information landscape. The hour also previews major political stories driving the national conversation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sean Hannity analyzes the political landscape heading into the 2026 midterm elections, arguing that the Democratic Party has shifted further toward its progressive wing. Pollsters Matt Towery and John McLaughlin break down the latest polling on President Trump’s approval ratings, Iran, and the issues expected to shape the campaign. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich joins the program to remember Senator Lindsey Graham, discuss his legacy in Congress and foreign policy, and reflect on South Carolina’s decision to appoint Darlene Graham as interim senator. The hour also covers U.S. strategy toward Iran, Republican messaging heading into the midterms, and the broader implications for the balance of power in Washington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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" ???? @LyndaMick @RogueRecap RogueRecap.com @ERIC_EGGERSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.