The Sean Hannity Show

The UK is becoming a warning label for the West—and this episode explores why free speech, border policy, and cultural identity are colliding in ways Americans may want to watch closely. In this Rogue Recap, Lynda McLaughlin shares her take on current events in England, including migrant crime, grooming gangs, the arrests of Tommy Robinson and Danny Tommo, and concerns about how authorities respond to public dissent.

She also discusses the PREVENT program, STACU, a terror plot near a UK airbase, and the debate over cultural assimilation and national identity in Britain and France. The conversation looks at the broader questions behind the headlines: how public trust is affected when people believe officials are minimizing crime or suppressing criticism, and how fear of being labeled racist can make discussions about safety, migration, and law enforcement more difficult. This is a direct, urgent episode about the tensions unfolding in the UK—and what they might mean for the future of public debate and policy.

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Mark Simone welcomes columnist and author Miranda Devine for a discussion of the allegations and legal dispute surrounding a Cornell University fraternity case, Hunter Biden’s renewed public profile and the continuing political controversy surrounding Jack Smith. Then Sean Hannity sits down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who recounts what he says happened aboard the FlyDubai flight that nearly ended in disaster, praises the passengers and crew who intervened, and discusses Iran, terrorism and the U.S.-Israel relationship.

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Mark Simone is joined by economist Steve Moore for a wide-ranging conversation about the U.S. economy, manufacturing, energy production, affordability and the infrastructure boom surrounding artificial intelligence. Moore makes the case for expanding American data-center capacity while debating where those massive facilities should be built. Later, legal analyst Greg Jarrett joins Mark to discuss Jack Smith, scrutiny of the former special counsel’s investigations and Senator Marsha Blackburn’s lawsuit. Mark also takes listener calls and looks ahead to the approaching midterm elections.

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This episode of Rogue Recap: Sound Bytes brings together Lynda McLaughlin and Eric Eggers for a rapid-fire discussion of culture-war headlines, gender roles, the NFL, immigration, surveillance, gun policy, and COVID-era accountability. They react to clips and news stories through a strongly critical lens, arguing that ideology and media framing often overshadow common sense and due process. The episode ends on a lighter note with a reaction to Madonna’s public appearance- PUT SOME PANTS ON!

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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich joins Sean with just 34 days remaining before the midterm elections for a wide-ranging discussion about an unusually difficult political environment to measure. Gingrich explains why polling and conventional expectations can fail, drawing lessons from past election surprises while discussing turnout, the battle for Congress and competitive races around the country. Sean and Gingrich also examine Iran, energy prices and national security before Sean returns to the dramatic attempted hijacking and takes calls from voters in Iowa, Michigan and Texas. 

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Sean goes deeper inside the attempted hijacking of a Tel Aviv-bound passenger jet with Oded Ailam, former head of the Mossad Counterterrorism Division. They examine how passengers fought their way into the cockpit, subdued the attacker and helped regain control after the aircraft plunged roughly 18,000 feet. Later, Home Builders Institute CEO Ed Brady joins Sean to discuss America's shortage of electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians and other skilled workers, and why the trades could offer a lucrative alternative to the traditional four-year college path. 

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A terrifying attempted hijacking dominates the hour after the co-pilot of a passenger jet bound for Tel Aviv allegedly stabbed the pilot and sent the aircraft plunging thousands of feet. Sean recounts the extraordinary actions of passengers and replacement pilots who regained control and safely landed the plane, while examining the broader threat of terrorism and Iran. Plus, with 34 days until Election Day, Sean looks at tightening Senate races, unreliable polling and the stakes of the approaching midterms. 

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Texas takes center stage as Attorney General and Senate candidate Ken Paxton joins Sean to discuss his race against James Talarico. They clash with Talarico’s positions and rhetoric on religion, gender, immigration, energy and other issues while examining the enormous amount of outside attention being directed toward the Texas contest. Sean also revisits Marco Rubio’s warnings about Iran and takes calls from listeners in Florida, North Carolina and Texas as he continues his argument that complacency could determine control of Congress.

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Sean continues his tour of consequential Senate races with South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham, who discusses unexpectedly stepping into public office following the death of her brother, Lindsey Graham, and making the case for a full term. Then Secretary of State Marco Rubio joins Sean for an extensive national-security conversation covering Iran’s nuclear ambitions, the Strait of Hormuz, China, Greenland, Cuba and Venezuela. 092926 HR 2.mp3

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With just 35 days until Election Day, Sean argues that the midterms are no time for political purity tests. He lays out what he sees as the stakes in races across Texas, Kansas, South Carolina, Florida, Michigan and beyond, contrasting Republican candidates with the policies and rhetoric of their Democratic opponents. Sean also challenges James Talarico’s use of Christianity to support his political positions and explains why he believes dissatisfied Republican voters should settle their differences during primaries rather than sit out the general election. 092926 HR 1.mp3

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