The Sean Hannity Show

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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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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