The Sean Hannity Show

So the Pope has something to say. And not about Nigerian Christians or the slaughtering of Assyrians, nope, it's about President Trump. Such a joke.
One of the most disturbing aspects of this corruption is the blatant hypocrisy displayed by church leaders. While they publicly condemn issues like abortion and moral decline, their secret dealings tell a different story.
For instance, some cardinals and bishops are meeting with individuals involved in sex abuse cover-ups, or they are allegedly complicit in protecting priests accused of child molestation. Whistleblowers and investigative journalists reveal that behind closed doors, these church officials are often more concerned with safeguarding their lucrative positions than with defending moral integrity.
Furthermore, the church's leadership seems to be in support of policies and political movements that directly contradict Catholic teachings—such as pushing for open borders, LGBTQ acceptance in church policies, and funding groups that promote morally questionable initiatives like child mutilation under the guise of gender affirmation.
Maybe they should spend less time on CBS and more time in church.
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Sean Hannity leads the final hour with a forceful breakdown of Iran’s failed talks, President Trump’s blockade strategy, and why Tehran no longer holds the cards militarily or economically. Featuring oil and energy experts, the episode explains how the Strait of Hormuz crisis could reshape global shipping, pressure China, and hit Iran’s finances while keeping world supply moving through alternate routes. The hour then widens into a broader cultural and political clash, touching on the Pope’s criticism, the Catholic Church, law and order, and a fiery on-air debate about forgiveness, justice, and evil in modern times.
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In this hour, Sean Hannity is joined by Newt Gingrich for a sweeping conversation about why Iran’s regime cannot be allowed to survive with nuclear ambitions intact. They argue that the real choice is not between war and peace, but between stopping a deadly threat now or risking future attacks on American cities, while also debating regime change, support for Iranian dissidents, and the future of NATO’s reliability. The back half of the hour pivots to explosive allegations surrounding Eric Swalwell, giving this episode a mix of foreign policy urgency and major domestic political scandal.
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Sean Hannity opens the show by breaking down the failed Iran negotiations, arguing that Tehran arrived with impossible demands on the Strait of Hormuz, frozen assets, reparations, and regional ceasefires that were never going to be accepted. He walks through President Trump’s red lines, the growing focus on a naval blockade, the fate of Iran’s enriched uranium, and why the regime’s leverage is far weaker than its rhetoric suggests. The hour also expands into the global fallout, from oil shipping lanes and U.N. hypocrisy to a sharp clash over Pope Leo’s comments on war, peace, and America’s response to the Iranian threat.
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In this hour, Sean Hannity highlights what he calls the stunning hypocrisy of Democrats on Iran, using past comments from Chuck Schumer and Joe Biden to show how dramatically their positions have shifted. He frames the current conflict as the direct result of failed diplomacy, weak enforcement, and years of empowering a regime that cannot be trusted. With guest James Robbins, Hannity examines the breakdown of the ceasefire, Iran’s negotiating tactics, and why he believes President Trump is fully prepared to resume force if diplomacy collapses. The conversation also turns to NATO, with a heavy focus on allies that Hannity says obstructed American operations while still relying on U.S. defense. This episode is a hard-hitting look at Iran, the legacy of the Obama nuclear deal, and the growing fracture between America and parts of Europe.
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