Hang Out with Sean Hannity

Air Force veteran and intelligence whistleblower Dylan Borland joins UAP researcher and TV host Ben Hansen to discuss recovered non-human craft and government secrecy with Sean Hannity.

In this explosive episode of Hang Out with Sean Hannity, intelligence whistleblower Dylan Borland and leading UAP researcher Ben Hansen pull back the curtain on decades of government cover-ups, congressional testimony, special access programs, and the reality of unidentified aerial phenomena. Discover what insiders are risking their careers to reveal before the window closes.

00:00 - 05:15 - Introduction & The UAP Phenomenon

05:15 - 07:40 - Meeting Dylan Borland & Ben Hansen

07:40 - 14:20 - The 100-Foot Triangle Sighting at Langley

14:20 – 22:15 - Testifying Before Congress & AARO's Report

22:15 - 35:05 - Legacy Crash Retrieval Programs & Intent

35:05 - 41:40 - Ben Hansen on ET Contact & Government Trust

41:40 - 58:20 - Geopolitical Foes, Red Phones & Soft Disclosure

58:20 - 1:23:25 - Wright-Patterson & Deathbed Secrets

1:23:25 - 1:33:05 - Final Questions & Closing Thoughts

Sean Hannity sits down with former Chicago Mayor and former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel to discuss the direction of the Democratic Party and a potential 2028 presidential run.

In this episode of Hang Out with Sean Hannity, Sean and Rahm Emanuel dive into a wide-ranging discussion on national politics and the ideological shifts shaping America today. They examine past administrations, public safety strategies, education standards, and what it takes to bridge deep political divides moving forward.

00:00 - Introduction: The State of the Democratic Party and 2028

01:10 - Family Life, Public Service, and Political Scrutiny

07:58 - The History Behind the "Dead Fish" Story and Political Strategy

10:59 - Inside the Obama White House and the Debate Over Healthcare Reform

25:12 - Abortion, Parental Rights, and Education

34:06 - Urban Policy and Education Reforms in Chicago

45:39 - City Budgets, Taxes, and Fiscal Management

56:56 - Policing, Public Safety, and Sanctuary City Policies

01:13:35 - Bridging Party Divides and Looking Ahead to the Future

Dr. Drew Pinsky joins Sean Hannity for a powerful conversation on addiction, the roots of trauma, and the spiritual crisis fracturing modern culture.

For over three decades, Dr. Drew has stood at the front lines of human behavior, from the legendary days of Loveline to treating severe medical and psychiatric crises. In this episode, Sean and Dr. Drew break down the hidden realities of the addiction epidemic, the dangerous normalization of modern drug culture, why ordinary misery and discipline build human resilience, and how spiritual grounding offers a vital antidote to the chaos of modern life. The conversation explores everything from the real mechanics of trauma recovery and the history of broadcast media to California's policy failures on homelessness and the ways modern parenting strips away human grit.

0:00 - Introduction: The Human Mind, Addiction, and Gratitude

2:58 - Dr. Drew's Early Broadcasting Days and Meeting Sean

5:58 - Addiction Medicine: Getting to the Truth and Real-World Detox

14:00 - Health Updates, Prostate Cancer, and Longevity Disciplines

19:35 - California Policy Failures, Homelessness, and Media Distortions

27:00 - The Origin Story of Loveline on Rock Radio

32:20 - Childhood Trauma, Repression, and Parenting Mistakes

46:30 - The Science of Alcoholism, Genetics, and Behavioral Addictions

1:13:00 - Opiates, Cannabis, and Broken Medical Protocols

1:31:50 - COVID-19 Groupthink, Mandates, and Reevaluating the Science

When conservative media icon Sean Hannity sits down with legendary philosopher and professor Dr. Cornel West, it's not an interview—it's an unfiltered sparring match!

Despite deep political and ideological disagreements, these two longtime acquaintances dive straight into a passionate, soul-searching debate on faith, the American experiment, capitalism, systemic poverty, and education. Discover how their shared Christian foundation bridges the gap—and where they fiercely clash on the future of the nation.

00:00 - 02:03 - Opening Sparring Match: Why This Episode Is Different

02:03 - 08:14 - Faith and Human Nature

08:14 - 17:34 - Education Failures and Public School Crises

17:34 - 21:04 - Education vs. Indoctrination in American Universities

21:04 - 32:15 - Socialism, Capitalism, and the DSA Agenda

32:15 - 40:46 - Foreign Policy, War Crimes, and Corporate Welfare

40:46 - 47:45 - Trump's Economy, Poverty Rates, and Character Debates

47:45 - 55:19 - Global Persecution and Inner City Violence

55:19 - 1:12:04 - Hard Work, Personal Responsibility, and Civil Rights Icons

1:12:04 - 1:21:00 - Closing Thoughts on Grace, Heaven, and Brotherhood

Sean Hannity sits down with three remarkable guests—Bill Wiese (author of "23 Minutes in Hell"), pilot Jim Woodford (author of "Heaven: An Unexpected Journey"), and former Buddhist monk turned pastor Steve Kang (author of "Eight Hours in Hell")—to discuss their profound, eye-experiences of heaven, hell, and the afterlife.

Discover how these powerful testimonies align with scripture, the reality of spiritual warfare, and what they want everyone to know about eternity.

00:00 - 06:13 - Introduction to Heaven and Hell

06:13 - 18:00 - Bill Wiese's 23-Minute Vision of Hell

18:00 - 36:00 - The Reality of Evil and Spiritual Warfare

36:00 - 44:06 - Grace, Salvation, and Biblical Truth

44:06 - 56:00 - Jim Woodford's Near-Death Experience

56:00 - 1:19:00 - Entering Heaven and Facing Demonic Encounter

1:19:00 - 1:38:46 - Steve Kang's Journey from Buddhism to Christianity

Former White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt joins Sean Hannity to reveal what it's really like working for Donald Trump, handling the media mob, and why she made the toughest decision of her life to leave.

In this exclusive episode, Karoline Leavitt opens up about her time as the youngest press secretary in U.S. history, the chaotic reality of battling fake news, and personal behind-the-scenes stories from Air Force One and the Situation Room. From managing working motherhood to dealing with foreign leaders, Karoline gives an unfiltered look at the Trump administration.

00:00 - 02:13 - Being a Working Mom in the White House

02:13 - 05:00 - Becoming the Youngest Press Secretary in U.S. History

05:00 - 09:29 - Discovering a Talent for Public Speaking

09:29 - 15:19 - The Hardest Choice: Balancing Motherhood and the White House

15:19 - 23:53 - Lessons Learned from Donald Trump's Resilience

23:53 - 27:36 - Unforgettable Moments on Air Force One

27:36 - 41:14 - Exposing the Fake News Media and Bias

41:14 - 56:39 - Inside Daily White House Prep and Briefings

56:39 - 1:21:12 - The Future of America and Upcoming Elections

1:21:12 - 1:40:55 - High-Stakes Decisions in the Situation Room

Senator Tim Scott joins Sean Hannity to share his remarkable journey from growing up in working-class poverty in the Deep South to becoming a powerful voice in the U.S. Senate.

In this powerful episode, Senator Scott opens up about his upbringing, the vital lessons taught by his grandfather and mother, the mentors who changed his life, and how his Christian faith shaped his conservative worldview. Sean Hannity and Senator Scott also pay tribute to the late Senator Lindsey Graham, discuss the critical upcoming midterms, and break down the battle to preserve the American Dream.

00:00 - 02:18 - Introduction

02:18 - 08:11 - Growing Up in Poverty and Grandfather's Lessons

08:11 - 16:05 - Working Early, Football, and Finding Mentors

16:05 - 22:07 - Overcoming Tragedy and Finding Faith

22:07 - 31:33 - Facing Public Attacks and Standing Firm in Grace

31:33 - 39:46 - Historic Firsts and Championing the Black Community

39:46 - 44:30 - The Battle for the U.S. Senate and the Future of America

Former Speaker of the House and historian Newt Gingrich joins Sean Hannity to reveal the untold stories behind the 1994 Contract with America, private negotiations with Bill Clinton, and why the 2026 midterms will completely shock the political establishment.

In this exclusive long-form conversation, Newt Gingrich and Sean Hannity dive deep into decades of political history, dissecting the parallels between past conservative movements and Donald Trump's modern coalition. From secret late-night budget deals to the rise of big government socialism, Gingrich breaks down what is truly at stake for the future of American freedom.

00:00 - 02:27: The Stakes of the Midterms and Movement Conservatism

02:27 - 06:17: How Sean Hannity and Newt Gingrich First Met

06:17 - 10:48: The Inside Story of the Contract with America

10:48 - 14:38: Negotiating a Balanced Budget with Bill Clinton

14:38 - 21:17: Memories of Impeachment and Washington Power

21:17 - 31:32: Analyzing Political Normalization and Media Bias

31:32 - 41:33: Learning Oratory Secrets from Ronald Reagan

41:33 - 54:08: Exposing the Radical Agenda of the Far-Left

54:08 - 1:07:18: Donald Trump's Unique Place in American History

1:07:18 - 1:24:57: Lifelong Learning, Legacy, and the Art of Politics

Ahead of the 25th Anniversary of 9/11, Tunnel to Towers founder Frank Siller joins Sean Hannity to share the heroic story of his brother Stephen and their mission to honor America's heroes.

In this emotional 9/11 tribute episode of Hang Out with Sean Hannity, Tunnel to Towers Foundation Chairman and CEO Frank Siller details his late brother Stephen Siller's ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001. Stephen finished his shift in Brooklyn, strapped on 60 pounds of gear, and ran through the closed Brooklyn Battery Tunnel toward the Twin Towers to save lives.

Frank shares how that tragedy transformed into a national movement that has delivered thousands of mortgage-free smart homes to severely injured veterans, fallen first responders, and Gold Star families. Plus, Frank discusses his book, Let Us Do Good: My Brother Steven, 9/11, and the Mission to Honor America's Heroes.

00:00 - 01:14 9/11 Tribute: Honoring America's Fallen Heroes

01:14 - 05:00 Frank Siller Introduces "Let Us Do Good" Book

05:00 - 08:17 Stephen Siller's 3-Mile Run Into Ground Zero

08:17 - 15:09 "Nobody's Coming Home": Hearing the Ground Zero Truth

15:09 - 22:43 Building Smart Homes for Severely Injured Veterans

22:43 - 25:20 The Reality of 9/11-Related Cancers & Illnesses

25:20 - 33:58 Paying Off Mortgages for Gold Star & First Responder Families

33:58 - 44:07 Frank Siller's 500-Mile Walk for 9/11 Remembrance

44:07 - 48:09 Housing Homeless Veterans Across America

48:09 - 01:10:04 Tunnel to Towers Foundation

Adam Carolla joins Sean Hannity for an unfiltered conversation on why he is leaving California, modern late-night comedy, and his history with Jimmy Kimmel.

In this episode of Hang Out with Sean Hannity, podcasting pioneer and comedian Adam Carolla breaks down his journey from blue-collar carpentry to national broadcasting. Adam and Sean discuss why classic television shows couldn't be greenlit today, why late-night ratings are dropping, and how extreme political correctness impacts free speech and entertainment.

Carolla also opens up about his upbringing, his early days training in a boxing gym, and the work ethic needed for success in modern media.

00:00 - 08:30 | Why Podcasts Are Replacing Legacy Media

08:30 - 15:00 | The Truth About Jimmy Kimmel & Late-Night Comedy

15:00 - 21:55 | Could 'The Man Show' or 'All in the Family' Exist Today?

21:55 - 34:00 | Carpentry, Construction & Blue-Collar Work Ethic

34:00 - 46:35 | Saving Shop Class & The Need for Skilled Trades

46:35 - 58:10 | Free Speech, Comedy, and Society's Cultural Shift

58:10 - 01:08:45 | How Boxing & Radio Led to Podcasting Success

01:08:45 - 01:23:40 | Work Ethic in America & The Freedom to Fail

01:23:40 - 01:37:30 | Growing Up with Hippie Parents & Finding a Path

01:37:30 - 01:52:00 | Why Adam Carolla is Leaving California