The Sean Hannity Show

Sean Hannity is joined by House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan to examine newly declassified records tied to special counsel Jack Smith’s investigations of Donald Trump. Jordan details the collection of phone records, the monitoring of Susie Wiles’ communications activity, concerns raised inside the FBI, and why Smith could face serious legal questions. Sean also looks at what the revelations say about government power, political targeting, and the continuing battle over accountability in Washington.

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The public health scares are being used to influence behavior and politics ahead of this election. Lynda compares current concerns about measles and a reported “pneumonic plague” with the COVID era, presenting them as part of what she sees as a recurring pattern of fear, restrictions, and vaccine promotion. Lynda also discusses campaign advertising, protests and migration in Europe, and disease preparedness exercises involving Russia and China. She connects these subjects to her broader claims about government power, pharmaceutical companies, and media narratives. Don't believe it, folks; it's all BS. 

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Sean Hannity takes a deeper look at the Cornell 7 case as protests grow and political figures weigh in before all the facts are known. Attorneys David Schoen and Brian Claypool examine the evidence, questions surrounding consent, the role of text messages, New York law, and whether prosecutors could ultimately prove a criminal case beyond a reasonable doubt. Sean urges listeners to separate disturbing behavior from what can actually be established in court, then turns to callers discussing socialism, government dependence, and the lessons of communist regimes.

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With just 28 days until Election Day, Sean Hannity breaks down an unpredictable midterm landscape and the stakes for control of Congress. Sean examines new questions surrounding Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, including his past claims of dual U.S.-Egyptian citizenship and his ties to controversial figures. Plus, unrest spreads across France, Virginia’s parole policies come under scrutiny, and new revelations emerge about the federal investigation into Donald Trump and his inner circle.

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Sean Hannity examines the growing political fight over prosecutors, attorneys general, policing, and public safety as Election Day approaches. Illinois Attorney General candidate Bob Fioretti discusses Chicago crime and the push for tougher law enforcement, while North Carolina District Attorney Jim O’Neill joins Sean to talk about bipartisan cooperation with local law enforcement and the political backlash surrounding a Democratic sheriff’s endorsement. Plus, Sean reflects on the approaching anniversary of the October 7 attacks and the continuing fight against terrorism.

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With just 29 days until the midterm elections, Sean Hannity breaks down the polling, the battleground map, and what Republicans need to do to hold Congress. Pollsters Matt Towery and John McLaughlin analyze races in Michigan, Texas, Minnesota, Georgia, North Carolina and beyond, while explaining why many national polls may be missing voter intensity. Sean also looks at the economic message, Democratic divisions, and the issues that could decide Election Day.

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Sean Hannity sounds the alarm on the stakes of the midterm elections and the growing battle over law and order. Sean is joined by Illinois Attorney General candidate Bob Fioretti to discuss violent crime in Chicago, cashless bail, public safety, high taxes, and why residents are leaving the state. Plus, Sean takes calls from listeners about voter turnout, socialism, and why conservatives cannot afford to sit out this election.

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Former Obama administration official Ravi Gupta joins Sean for an extended debate over the direction of the Democratic Party, the influence of democratic socialism, Hassan Piker, Abdul El-Sayed and the political positioning taking place ahead of the midterms. They clash over Iran, the Strait of Hormuz, Democratic candidates and whether recent shifts on controversial issues represent genuine changes or election-year politics. Sean also takes calls from listeners as the countdown to Election Day continues.

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Sean revisits the attempted hijacking of the Israeli-bound Flydubai flight and talks with Congressman Randy Fine about government spending, immigration and the stakes of the upcoming midterms. Later, the show turns to the controversial Cornell sexual-assault allegations, conflicting accounts surrounding the case and the danger of reaching conclusions before an investigation is complete. Sean and the team also debate an unusual North Carolina case involving financial liability for an affair that contributed to the end of a marriage.

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Sean opens the show with new details surrounding the attempted hijacking of a Flydubai flight bound for Tel Aviv, including reports that the aircraft came dangerously close to crashing after the co-pilot attacked the captain. He also turns to the approaching midterm elections, the economy, energy prices and the competing agendas being presented to voters. Later, technology expert Kim Komando joins Sean for a conversation about online privacy, data brokers and how easily personal information can be purchased online.

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