Sean brings listeners behind the curtain to see how he prepares to interview a candidate.  The most important rule of thumb? Give equal time to everyone. Find out some of the other tips Sean uses to make his interviews interesting.  The Sean Hannity Show is live Monday through Friday from 3pm - 6pm ET on iHeart Radio and Hannity.com.

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Sean brings listeners behind the curtain to see how he prepares to interview a candidate.  The most important rule of thumb? Give equal time to everyone. Find out some of the other tips Sean uses to make his interviews interesting.  The Sean Hannity Show is live Monday through Friday from 3pm - 6pm ET on iHeart Radio and Hannity.com. Learn more about your ad-choices at <a href="https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com">https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com</a>

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A Team Approach

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Sean details the latest congressional effort to pass the SAVE America Act through a third budget reconciliation package. Congressman Ben Cline explains why Republicans are pursuing the unconventional process after failing to overcome Democratic opposition in the Senate. The proposed election measures focus on proof of citizenship, voter identification and financial incentives for states that strengthen election security. Sean and Cline also discuss mail-in voting, early voting, ballot observation and other election-integrity safeguards. Callers share their views on citizenship, legal immigration and the importance of protecting the right to vote. The hour then features Sean’s extended interview with newly appointed South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham. Graham discusses losing her brother Lindsey, accepting the Senate appointment and deciding to run in the upcoming special election after receiving President Trump’s endorsement.

Sean details the latest congressional effort to pass the SAVE America Act through a third budget reconciliation package. Congressman Ben Cline explains why Republicans are pursuing the unconventional process after failing to overcome Democratic opposition in the Senate. The proposed election measures focus on proof of citizenship, voter identification and financial incentives for states that strengthen election security. Sean and Cline also discuss mail-in voting, early voting, ballot observation and other election-integrity safeguards. Callers share their views on citizenship, legal immigration and the importance of protecting the right to vote. The hour then features Sean&rsquo;s extended interview with newly appointed South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham. Graham discusses losing her brother Lindsey, accepting the Senate appointment and deciding to run in the upcoming special election after receiving President Trump&rsquo;s endorsement.

The SAVE Act’s Last Best Chance

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Sean examines the appeals court victory obtained by the Oversight Project in its effort to release recordings of Joe Biden’s interviews with his ghostwriter. Jeff Clark and legal analyst Greg Jarrett explain why the court rejected Biden’s privacy claims and why the recordings carry significant public interest. They discuss whether the tapes could provide additional evidence of Biden’s cognitive decline and the media’s role in covering it up. The conversation then turns to Biden’s extensive use of the auto-pen and whether pardons issued without his direct knowledge or authorization could be challenged. Clark argues that presidential authority cannot constitutionally be exercised by an unelected group of advisers. Jarrett explains how a future prosecution could force the courts to determine whether individual pardons are valid. Sean also discusses the growing influence of democratic socialists and takes calls about socialism, constitutional government and political indoctrination.

Sean examines the appeals court victory obtained by the Oversight Project in its effort to release recordings of Joe Biden&rsquo;s interviews with his ghostwriter. Jeff Clark and legal analyst Greg Jarrett explain why the court rejected Biden&rsquo;s privacy claims and why the recordings carry significant public interest. They discuss whether the tapes could provide additional evidence of Biden&rsquo;s cognitive decline and the media&rsquo;s role in covering it up. The conversation then turns to Biden&rsquo;s extensive use of the auto-pen and whether pardons issued without his direct knowledge or authorization could be challenged. Clark argues that presidential authority cannot constitutionally be exercised by an unelected group of advisers. Jarrett explains how a future prosecution could force the courts to determine whether individual pardons are valid. Sean also discusses the growing influence of democratic socialists and takes calls about socialism, constitutional government and political indoctrination.

Inside the Auto-Pen Presidency

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A federal appeals court ruling clears a major hurdle toward releasing recordings of Joe Biden’s conversations with his ghostwriter. Sean discusses what the tapes could reveal about Biden’s cognitive condition and the broader effort to conceal it from the public. He also examines the latest attempt to advance the SAVE Act through the budget reconciliation process. The hour covers President Trump’s continued military pressure on Iran and reports of growing instability inside the Iranian government. Sean argues that Europe’s defense policies, illegal immigration and economic decisions are accelerating the continent’s decline. He also highlights alleged waste and fraud involving federal payments and New York’s Medicaid program. The hour concludes with a preview of Sean’s interview with South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham.

A federal appeals court ruling clears a major hurdle toward releasing recordings of Joe Biden&rsquo;s conversations with his ghostwriter. Sean discusses what the tapes could reveal about Biden&rsquo;s cognitive condition and the broader effort to conceal it from the public. He also examines the latest attempt to advance the SAVE Act through the budget reconciliation process. The hour covers President Trump&rsquo;s continued military pressure on Iran and reports of growing instability inside the Iranian government. Sean argues that Europe&rsquo;s defense policies, illegal immigration and economic decisions are accelerating the continent&rsquo;s decline. He also highlights alleged waste and fraud involving federal payments and New York&rsquo;s Medicaid program. The hour concludes with a preview of Sean&rsquo;s interview with South Carolina Senator Darlene Graham.

The Biden Cover-Up Starts to Crack

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