Sean examines the growing influence of Democratic Socialists of America candidates and what their success could mean heading into the midterm elections. He breaks down the DSA platform, including positions on immigration enforcement, policing, government spending, energy policy, health care, housing and taxation. Sean explains why he is inviting DSA candidates onto the program to let voters hear their positions directly. He also discusses the increasing divide between the Democratic Party’s traditional establishment and its progressive wing, including comments from Bernie Sanders and James Carville. The hour looks at the tax burden on Americans and the broader debate over expanding government programs. Sean argues that the upcoming midterms offer voters a consequential choice over the size and role of government in American life.

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Sean Hannity reacts to Abdul El-Sayed’s victory in Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary and warns that Democratic Socialist candidates are expanding their influence across the country. He reviews the Democratic Socialists of America’s written positions on government institutions, immigration, policing, taxation and public ownership of private industry. Hannity argues that El-Sayed’s associations with Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Hasan Piker will make Michigan one of the nation’s most consequential Senate races. He also discusses the arrest of an armed man accused of monitoring security preparations at a Trump golf property. Tennessee Congressman Andy Ogles joins the program to discuss his primary campaign and outside spending targeting conservative candidates.

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Investigative journalist John Solomon joins Sean Hannity with newly declassified documents showing that the FBI opened an investigation into whether President Donald Trump fired James Comey while acting on behalf of Russia. Solomon explains how the investigation was launched despite agents previously finding no evidence that Trump or his associates had coordinated with the Russian government. He also discusses the Steele dossier, the Crossfire Hurricane investigation and delays in obtaining congressional records that could be important to potential accountability. Hannity later takes calls from voters in Michigan and Wisconsin about Democratic Socialist candidates and the stakes of the upcoming midterm elections. A caller who works at Indiana Fever games also corrects a previous claim by confirming that the national anthem is performed before the team’s games.

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Bill O’Reilly joins Sean Hannity to analyze the growth of the Democratic Socialist movement and the media strategies used by progressive politicians to avoid defending their most controversial positions. They discuss Abdul El-Sayed’s Michigan victory, Zohran Mamdani’s agenda in New York City and the substantial political funding supporting socialist candidates. Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson later joins the program to discuss Anthony Fauci’s invocation of the Fifth Amendment, government knowledge about COVID-19’s origins and possible state-level investigations. Johnson also addresses Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong and urges voters to take the expanding socialist movement seriously.

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Discover the relentless fight to expose the real motives behind COVID-19 policies, vaccine controversies, and governmental overreach. If you’ve ever questioned the official narrative, this episode will ignite your curiosity and arm you with the truth.

The conversation kicks off with a shocking comparison between Anthony Fauci’s decades-long deception and how his actions directly influenced key political shifts—especially Ron DeSantis’s rise to fame. You'll learn about Fauci’s flip-flopping on mask mandates, vaccines, and the science that was ignored or manipulated. Host Eric Eggers and guest Linda McLaughlin peel back the layers, revealing how fear was exploited to gain control and how prominent figures like Aaron Seary have fought back against Big Pharma’s influence for years.

We break down:

• The hidden details in Fauci’s secret diary, exposing lies told from the 1980s to today.
• How Fauci’s ties to grants and bioweapons labs fueled the pandemic and what that means for accountability.
• The political repercussions, from Florida’s aggressive stance under DeSantis to the wave of bipartisan skepticism now sweeping the nation.
• The manipulation of media narratives, including viral clips of senators and celebrities calling out Fauci’s contradictions and lies.
• The dangerous aftermath of lockdowns, mask mandates, and rushed vaccines on children, athletes, and everyday Americans.

Why does this matter? Because uncovering the truth unlocks potential for crucial legal action, political reform, and personal empowerment. If you’re tired of the smoke and mirrors, this episode is your wake-up call. Essential listening for truth-seekers, policymakers, and anyone who refuses to accept censorship in the pursuit of genuine health and justice.

Join us as we connect the dots behind the pandemic’s biggest conspiracy, exposing deceit while celebrating those courageous enough to speak out. The fight for accountability—and your health—starts now.

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Sean Hannity speaks with Michigan parent Shane Pruitt and attorney David Kallman after they secured a preliminary injunction against the Grosse Pointe school district. Pruitt says the district banned him from school property after he posted video of transgender and pride flags displayed inside his son’s middle school. The discussion covers parental rights, political expression in public schools and the effect the dispute had on Pruitt’s son. Hannity also reviews comments from Democratic Socialist candidates Abdul El-Sayed, James Talarico and Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong. The hour concludes with election-night expectations for Michigan and a warning about the expanding influence of socialist-backed candidates in Democratic politics.

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Sean Hannity examines the controversy surrounding Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham’s opposition to biological men competing in women’s sports. Former Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher joins the program to support Cunningham’s position and discuss why political activism can alienate sports fans. They also address the Minnesota Lynx coach’s decision to wear a pro-transgender shirt and the broader debate over fairness, locker rooms and biological differences in athletics. Hannity later returns to the Michigan primary and the rise of Democratic Socialist candidates across the country. Callers discuss capitalism, government control and the pressure Americans faced to comply with COVID-19 vaccine mandates.

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Sean Hannity previews primary elections across five states, focusing on Michigan’s closely watched Democratic Senate race between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens. He examines the growing electoral influence of candidates endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America and argues that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is emerging as the party’s future national leader. Hannity reviews policy positions associated with DSA-backed candidates, including wealth taxes, government ownership of corporations, eliminating cash bail, abolishing ICE and reducing the power of major federal institutions. Economist Steve Moore joins the program to discuss gains in the stock market, lower oil prices, domestic manufacturing investment and demand for skilled trade workers. Hannity urges listeners to take the approaching midterm elections seriously as socialist-aligned candidates continue winning Democratic primaries.

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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier joins Sean Hannity to discuss his state’s investigation into Anthony Fauci and whether a federal presidential pardon can protect Fauci from potential state-level liability. Uthmeier outlines plans to review documents and evidence gathered by Senators Rand Paul and Josh Hawley concerning COVID’s origins, government mandates and Fauci’s public statements. The conversation also covers Florida’s use of monoclonal-antibody treatments and its opposition to broad vaccine and business mandates. Hannity later highlights Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s confrontation with CNN over vaccine policy, government transparency and the media’s conduct during the pandemic. Callers describe how hospital restrictions and public-health policies affected their families, and Hannity reflects on delivering the eulogy for his friend Lindsey Graham.

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