Former Speaker Newt Gingrich joins Sean Hannity with a strategy he believes could turn the 2026 midterms into a generation-defining Republican victory. Drawing lessons from the Contract with America and the 1994 Republican Revolution, Gingrich explains why the GOP must clearly define the modern left, acknowledge where Republicans still need to improve and campaign aggressively on issues where voters overwhelmingly agree with them. Sean and Newt also discuss the GOP’s financial advantage, redistricting gains and why the next 75 days could determine whether President Trump finishes his term with a governing majority or faces two years of investigations and political gridlock.

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Sean Hannity opens with breaking news of an alleged ISIS-inspired plot targeting the New York State Capitol before turning to a story he says the legacy media routinely ignores: President Trump’s record in office. Sean runs through falling violent crime, border enforcement, military recruiting, American energy production, deregulation, prescription drug prices and other accomplishments while arguing that many voters never hear the full story. With 75 days until Election Day, Sean also explains why he believes the midterms represent a critical choice between continuing that agenda and empowering an increasingly radical Democratic Party.

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Ever wonder why ignorance is bliss? Me too- only now it's so widespread that we've stepped into the danger zone. The ignorance, hypocrisy, and dangerous policymaking among progressive candidates and elected officials are shifting a once great country into a struggling science experiment. People like   Angie Nixon and Karen Bass are the nemesis to all things logic. And I would say a lot of what they are promoting is either partially or completely false.

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Bill O’Reilly joins Sean Hannity to examine a midterm election that may defy nearly every historical trend. They discuss the growing influence of Democratic Socialists, the Republican fundraising advantage, the role of the legacy media and the high-stakes Senate battle in Texas. Sean and O’Reilly also look at President Trump’s importance to Republican turnout and how developments involving Iran, energy prices and the economy could dramatically reshape the political landscape before November.

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Sean Hannity breaks down the stunning Florida primary upset that saw DSA-backed state representative Angie Nixon defeat Alexander Vindman despite being dramatically outspent. Sean explains why he believes the result is actually an opportunity for Republicans while warning that the larger growth of Democratic Socialists across the country cannot be ignored. He also examines the GOP’s financial advantage heading into November, the media’s reluctance to scrutinize radical candidates, and why voters shouldn’t let conventional polling determine whether they show up on Election Day.

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Sean Hannity is joined by pollster Matt Towery to explain why voters should be skeptical of the political polling and media narratives they’ll see between now and Election Day. Towery breaks down what he calls the “mirage machine,” arguing that many polls have repeatedly understated Republican support while shaping perceptions of races before voters ever cast a ballot. They also examine inflation, President Trump’s economic record, the rise of Democratic Socialist candidates, the GOP’s massive campaign war chest and the message Republicans need to deliver if they want to hold Congress.

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This episode opens with a major legal development: David Morens, a former senior NIAID advisor, pleaded guilty in a COVID-19 records-hiding scheme; this is a long-overdue accountability tied to Fauci-era pandemic policies.

We move into a broader critique of institutions and culture, arguing that government, media, education, and social norms have all drifted toward dishonesty, entitlement, and decline.

Next, we shift into a larger political and social convo on topics like work ethic, public behavior, gender, immigration, socialism, and meritocracy, using a mix of personal frustration, sarcasm, and examples from current events and street interviews. 

America’s problems stem from weak leadership, ideological confusion, and a lack of personal responsibility.

We have one happy story about a man who grew up in a German orphanage and, decades later, was finally reunited with the identity of his father through DNA genealogy. So...not all hope is lost, yet.

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Sean Hannity turns from political promises to firsthand experience as Daniel DiMartino, who grew up in Venezuela, and Xi Van Fleet, who survived communist China, describe what life under socialist and communist systems actually looked like for their families. They discuss scarcity, government control and the loss of individual freedom while warning Americans about embracing similar ideas at home. Sean also takes listener calls on the midterms, media influence, faith and the mysteries surrounding near-death experiences.

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Can Republicans defy history and hold Congress in November? Sean Hannity is joined by pollster John McLaughlin to examine the numbers, the danger of depressed midterm turnout and the message Republicans may need to win. They discuss the growing influence of Democratic Socialists, the contrast between free-market capitalism and big-government socialism, and why McLaughlin believes Republicans must go on offense rather than allow the election to become simply a referendum on President Trump.

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