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In the final hour of the program, Sean Hannity breaks down the rapidly escalating conflict with Iran and the global stakes surrounding Operation Epic Fury. Hannity argues that the Iranian regime’s decades-long pursuit of nuclear weapons and support for terrorist proxies made confrontation inevitable, warning that failing to act would have left the United States and its allies facing a far greater threat. He explains how President Donald Trump’s doctrine—no endless wars but decisive action when necessary—has shaped the strategy behind dismantling Iran’s nuclear ambitions and missile capabilities.
Hannity also speaks with Dr. Dan Diker of the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, who outlines the long history of Iranian-backed terrorism and why intelligence officials believe the regime posed an imminent threat. Together they discuss the potential collapse of Iran’s ruling regime, the possibility of a new path toward peace in the Middle East, and why many Arab nations are quietly shifting their stance on the conflict.
Later, Hannity takes calls from listeners on the broader “war on terror,” debates the political divide in Washington over military action, and weighs the moral and historical lessons that shape America’s response to emerging threats. The hour concludes with Hannity reflecting on how the decisions made today could determine the safety and stability of future generations.
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In the final hour of the program, Sean Hannity breaks down the rapidly escalating conflict with Iran and the global stakes surrounding Operation Epic Fury. Hannity argues that the Iranian regime’s decades-long pursuit of nuclear weapons and support for terrorist proxies made confrontation inevitable, warning that failing to act would have left the United States and its allies facing a far greater threat. He explains how President Donald Trump’s doctrine—no endless wars but decisive action when necessary—has shaped the strategy behind dismantling Iran’s nuclear ambitions and missile capabilities.
Hannity also speaks with Dr. Dan Diker of the Jerusalem Center for Security and Foreign Affairs, who outlines the long history of Iranian-backed terrorism and why intelligence officials believe the regime posed an imminent threat. Together they discuss the potential collapse of Iran’s ruling regime, the possibility of a new path toward peace in the Middle East, and why many Arab nations are quietly shifting their stance on the conflict.
Later, Hannity takes calls from listeners on the broader “war on terror,” debates the political divide in Washington over military action, and weighs the moral and historical lessons that shape America’s response to emerging threats. The hour concludes with Hannity reflecting on how the decisions made today could determine the safety and stability of future generations.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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