Sean Hannity is joined by Senator Lindsey Graham for a wide-ranging discussion on the escalating conflict with Iran and the strategy behind Operation Epic Fury. Graham argues that the Iranian regime has been at war with the United States since 1979 and warns that allowing the Ayatollah to obtain nuclear weapons would pose a direct threat to America and its allies. Together, Hannity and Graham outline why the administration believes dismantling Iran’s missile programs, naval power, and terror networks is essential to regional stability.

The conversation also explores the broader geopolitical stakes, including how weakening Iran could open the door to renewed peace negotiations between Israel and Arab nations in the region. Hannity presses Graham on criticism from Democrats and European leaders, while Graham insists the operation could ultimately lead to a historic shift toward peace in the Middle East.

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Later in the hour, Hannity takes calls from listeners debating U.S. foreign policy, the cost of global conflicts, and the risks of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence being used by hostile regimes. Hannity argues that confronting dangerous regimes now may prevent far greater threats in the future.

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Sean Hannity breaks down the latest developments in the Middle East as President Trump’s Operation Epic Furycontinues to dominate global headlines. Hannity explains the administration’s strategy to eliminate Iran’s nuclear ambitions, dismantle its ballistic missile program, and weaken the regime’s influence across the region. He also addresses media criticism and the growing debate over what “America First” truly means when it comes to foreign policy and national security.

The hour also covers breaking political news, including a cabinet change involving Homeland Security and Senator Markwayne Mullin, as well as new economic data showing strong productivity gains and job growth. Hannity argues that the administration’s policies are strengthening both the economy and America’s global position.

Throughout the program, Hannity highlights the broader stakes: preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons while supporting the Iranian people’s chance for freedom. He also discusses the evolving military strategy and intelligence operations aimed at neutralizing Iran’s leadership and terrorist networks.

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Sean Hannity’s final hour continues the conversation about the global implications of the conflict with Iran and the future of modern warfare. Hannity discusses how emerging military technologies and intelligence operations are reshaping how wars are fought and won. The program also shifts to domestic politics, including debates over election integrity, voter ID laws, and political divisions in Washington. Hannity takes calls from listeners who weigh in on national security, the cost of freedom, and America’s responsibility to confront threats before they grow larger. The conversation reflects on historical lessons, the dangers of radical ideologies, and the importance of protecting future generations. Hannity closes the show emphasizing that strong leadership and preparedness remain essential to maintaining peace and security.

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In the news roundup hour, Sean Hannity details what he describes as one of the most significant military operations in modern history. Hannity and Senator Steve Daines discuss the precision strikes that eliminated Iran’s top leadership and targeted thousands of military sites in just days. Supporters argue the operation prevented a nuclear-armed Iran and protected future generations from an existential threat. Hannity also breaks down the political backlash from Democrats and isolationists who oppose the strikes, accusing them of ignoring the danger posed by the Iranian regime. The conversation explores how advanced military technology, intelligence coordination, and the U.S.–Israel partnership changed the course of the conflict almost instantly. Hannity frames the operation as a turning point that could ultimately reshape the Middle East and open the door to lasting peace.

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Sean Hannity opens the show with a deep dive into the dramatic U.S. and Israeli military strikes against Iran’s leadership and nuclear infrastructure. In a powerful conversation with Bill O’Reilly, Hannity argues that preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons is a moral and strategic imperative for future generations. The discussion examines the criticism from isolationists and political opponents, while highlighting the risks and consequences of confronting a radical regime that openly calls for the destruction of America and Israel. Hannity and O’Reilly compare the situation to historical conflicts and debate whether decisive military action can prevent larger wars in the future. The hour also touches on media coverage of the conflict and the broader geopolitical stakes involved. Hannity frames the operation as a defining moment that could reshape the Middle East and global security for decades to come.

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The Clintons are back and just as devious as before. It's so ridiculous it's almost unbelievable. Today we take a listen to the recent Clinton deposition hearings related to Epstein. The lack of accountability from the Clintons - despite the evidence, from pictures, to notes, to White House logs - is incredible. We have so many problems, not the least of which is our two-tier justice system and the rich and powerful who run it. The government's role in protecting powerful individuals involved in rape and sexual abuse crimes is astounding.

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Sean Hannity closes the day with a sweeping look at the broader consequences of Operation Epic Fury. In a powerful interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Hannity explores why this moment was unavoidable and how years of Iranian aggression culminated in decisive joint action. The conversation revisits Iran’s nuclear ambitions, the failed negotiations, and the precision strikes that eliminated both nuclear infrastructure and regime leadership. Hannity argues this is not about regime occupation or endless war — but about removing an existential nuclear threat before it becomes unstoppable. The hour ends with a bold question: Could this moment unlock a new era of Middle East peace?

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Sean Hannity opens with breaking news that Iran’s supreme leader and nearly 50 senior regime officials were eliminated in the opening moments of Operation Epic Fury. He details how coordinated U.S. and Israeli intelligence struck the heart of Iran’s leadership structure within the first 30 seconds of the conflict. Hannity explains the strategic precision behind the operation — from air superiority to bunker-buster strikes — and underscores that Iran rejected multiple diplomatic off-ramps, including offers for civilian-grade nuclear fuel provided at no cost. Featuring remarks from Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Hannity lays out the administration’s case: Iran posed a real and accelerating threat, and preemptive action prevented greater American casualties. This hour frames the operation as a historic turning point — not regime occupation, but decisive deterrence.

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In Hour 2, Sean Hannity examines what comes after the elimination of Iran’s top clerical leadership. As additional regime figures are reportedly targeted while attempting to select a successor, Hannity shifts the focus to the Iranian people and opposition movements. Featuring members of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, the discussion centers on whether this moment could finally break the 47-year theocracy. Hannity presses key questions about internal resistance, the Revolutionary Guard, and whether an organized democratic alternative is ready to step forward. The message is clear: lasting change must come from within Iran — but the conditions may now exist for that change to begin.

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