In Hour 2, Sean Hannity goes deeper into the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling and why, despite the headlines, the economic strategy remains firmly intact. Breaking down the dissents from Brett Kavanaugh and Clarence Thomas, Sean explains how alternative statutory authorities — including Sections 232, 301, and 122 — provide a clear path forward for continued trade enforcement. Joined by Fox News legal analyst Greg Jarrett and investor Anthony Esposito of Ascalon 6, the conversation shifts to the broader economic stakes: tariff revenue, private investment pledges, manufacturing onshoring, and the trade deficit.

Sean argues that the ruling may actually strengthen the administration’s hand, potentially opening the door to even more aggressive trade action under other laws. The episode also highlights how tariffs intersect with national security, capital markets, and America’s industrial base.

Later, country music star John Rich joins the program to discuss his fight against the Tennessee Valley Authority’s proposed land expansion and the protection of multi-generational family farms.

Bottom line: the economic chessboard is bigger than one court ruling — and the strategy is far from over.

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In this episode, Sean Hannity breaks down the Supreme Court’s ruling on presidential tariff authority — and explains why, despite media hysteria, nothing fundamentally changes. Citing the powerful dissents from Brett Kavanaugh and Clarence Thomas, Hannity lays out the legal roadmap that keeps tariff authority alive under multiple statutory provisions, including the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and Sections 232 and 301 of existing trade law. Sean argues that while the Court limited one pathway, it simultaneously highlighted several others — effectively handing the administration alternative tools to protect American industry.

The episode also examines national security implications, economic leverage, and the broader constitutional debate over executive authority. Beyond tariffs, Hannity sounds off on immigration enforcement, blue-state tax flight, and the ongoing exodus from high-tax states like California and New York.

His message to listeners is clear: don’t buy into the panic — the policy direction remains intact, and America’s economic posture isn’t shifting.

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In the explosive final hour of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean Hannity delivers a stark warning: President Trump’s 10-day ultimatum to Iran is real—and consequences are imminent. Hannity breaks down the President’s message that Tehran must make a deal or face “very different” outcomes, arguing that overwhelming force—not endless war—defines the Trump Doctrine. With potential U.S.–Israeli coordination on the table, Hannity says the stakes are existential, not just regional.

The hour also spotlights the inaugural “Board of Peace” meeting led by President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, outlining a bold international stabilization plan for Gaza. Billions in pledged relief funds, multinational participation, and a clear condition—Hamas must disarm—frame what Hannity calls a historic diplomatic pivot. If Hamas refuses, Israel will act.

Hannity emphasizes that Iran’s regime, not its people, stands in the way of peace, describing a moment that could reshape the Middle East permanently. From strategic military positioning to diplomatic coalition-building, this hour captures what Hannity calls a defining crossroads for American leadership.

This is high-stakes geopolitics, rapid-fire developments, and a President who, according to Hannity, means exactly what he says.

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After yesterday’s show, I couldn’t shake the thought: how do we hold these officials accountable? It dawned on me that the best way to make them complicit in the consequences of their decisions is to challenge them directly. 

Take the SAVE Act, for instance. Many are spreading misinformation about it, claiming it says things it doesn’t. But if we don’t read the full details, we become part of the problem.  

It’s time we stop being lazy consumers of information. Let’s actually dive deep into the articles instead of relying on catchy headlines! 📰✨ 

Let’s also look at states refusing to cooperate with ICE. The implications are huge, and it’s essential we discuss these actions openly. 

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In Hour 2 of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean Hannity is joined by investigative journalist John Solomon of Just the News to break down explosive findings from a Government Accountability Office report revealing the FBI opened more than 1,200 “assessments” into politicians, journalists, clergy, and private citizens—without probable cause. Hannity presses the implications of these investigations, questioning whether former FBI Director Christopher Wray misled Congress about surveillance activities tied to school board parents and religious groups.

Solomon details how “assessments” allow federal agents to monitor individuals without meeting the threshold for a formal investigation—raising concerns about civil liberties and First Amendment protections. The conversation also turns to a reported grand jury probe in Florida examining potential conspiracy charges tied to past intelligence operations, including scrutiny involving former CIA Director John Brennan.

Hannity connects the dots between Crossfire Hurricane, newer alleged intelligence efforts, and what he calls a growing pattern of government overreach aimed at dissenters and investigative reporters. The hour also explores emerging AI technology disrupting industries, border security concerns, and the broader debate over federal accountability.

This episode delivers a deep dive into government transparency, constitutional rights, and the potential legal reckoning that could reshape Washington.

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In this powerful opening hour of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean Hannity breaks down what could be a defining moment in American foreign policy: a potential U.S.–Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear program. Hannity explains the Trump Doctrine—peace through strength, no forever wars, and no boots on the ground—while making the case that a nuclear-armed Iran is an existential threat to Israel, the Middle East, and the United States. With reports of the USS Gerald R. Ford positioned near the Mediterranean and advanced U.S. aircraft deploying eastward, Hannity argues the stakes have never been higher.

He contrasts today’s posture with the failed Obama-era nuclear deal and Biden’s approach, emphasizing that freedom movements in the Western Hemisphere and Middle East are gaining momentum under renewed American strength. Hannity also spotlights growing unrest inside Iran, describing a regime cracking down on its own people while rebuilding nuclear infrastructure.

Back home, he previews the upcoming State of the Union and critiques Democratic leadership, including Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger, while examining polling data showing President Trump’s approval rebounding. From ICE enforcement to economic growth indicators, Hannity connects national security abroad with law and order and economic confidence at home.

This hour is a sweeping look at global tensions, domestic politics, and what Hannity calls a pivotal crossroads for American leadership in a dangerous world.

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In Hour 3, Sean Hannity is joined by Buck Sexton for a deep dive into Sexton’s new book Manufacturing Delusion, examining how propaganda, indoctrination, and psychological conditioning have shaped societies throughout history. Drawing from Sexton’s background as a former CIA analyst, the conversation explores Soviet mind control tactics, Maoist “thought reform,” radical Islamist indoctrination, and how totalitarian movements break down identity before rebuilding it around ideology.

Hannity connects those historical examples to modern America, questioning whether elements of mass persuasion, cultural pressure, and institutional messaging are influencing public debate today. The discussion expands into campus culture, social conformity, forced narratives, and the power of repetition in shaping belief systems.

The hour also includes reflections on the five-year anniversary of Rush Limbaugh’s passing, audience calls on voter ID and public policy, and broader commentary on personal responsibility and freedom. It’s a thought-provoking final hour focused on defending truth, resisting manufactured narratives, and preserving individual liberty.

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In Hour 2, Sean Hannity sits down with longtime colleague and friend Bill O'Reilly for an extended “Simple Man” conversation that spans media evolution, political hypocrisy, and the emotional state of the electorate.

The two reflect on nearly three decades in broadcasting, the rise of podcasts and social media, and how modern audiences consume news differently than ever before.

Hannity presses O’Reilly on shifting positions from Democratic leaders — including past comments from Chuck Schumer regarding voter ID and immigration enforcement — contrasting them with today’s rhetoric surrounding the SAVE Act and border security.

The discussion broadens into whether voters are driven more by logic or emotion heading into future elections, and whether the Democratic Party is offering solutions or simply opposition.

The hour also covers rising tax proposals in New York, migration trends toward Florida and Texas, concerns about public safety, and heated listener calls about ICE enforcement and constitutional rights. It’s a fast-moving, opinion-driven hour that examines political consistency, media transformation, and the battle for the persuadable middle.

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Sean Hannity opens the show reflecting on the legacy of Rush Limbaugh and the enduring fight for liberty, reminding listeners that freedom is never inherited — it must be defended.

He then dives into a powerful and provocative conversation about mass indoctrination, psychological manipulation, and what he calls the modern “manufacturing of delusion,” examining how propaganda and groupthink have shaped societies throughout history.

Drawing on examples from totalitarian regimes and today’s political climate, Hannity warns about the dangers of ideological conditioning in schools, media narratives, and activist movements.

The hour also highlights breaking economic developments under President Trump — from falling inflation and rising wages to renewed manufacturing investment and energy expansion — alongside strong criticism of Democratic leadership on immigration enforcement and government accountability.

Hannity makes the case that liberty comes with responsibility, and that individual choice — not mob mentality — defines a free society. It’s a wide-ranging, high-energy hour focused on exposing narratives, defending law enforcement, and reinforcing the principles of limited government and American strength.

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