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 Jimmy Failla, Host of Fox Across America joins us to talk about two upcoming shows this summer, June 28 and June 29. 

&nbsp;Jimmy Failla, Host of Fox Across America joins us to talk about two upcoming shows this summer, June 28 and June 29.&nbsp;

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Best of Hannity Sean and Jimmy Failla On Tour - May 26th, Hour 1

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Sean Hannity covers President Trump’s nationally televised cabinet meeting as the administration addresses Iran, the economy, border security, prescription drug costs, and the future of the Abraham Accords. Listeners hear extended remarks from President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussing ongoing negotiations with Iran, America’s military posture in the Middle East, and why the administration believes Iran can never be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons.

The hour also highlights major economic messaging from the White House, including Trump’s claims of record-low prescription drug pricing through the new TrumpRX initiative, falling crime rates, and historic border enforcement numbers. Hannity breaks down the administration’s strategy on Cuba, Venezuela, energy production, and immigration while examining how the White House hopes to frame these achievements heading into the midterm election cycle. The episode combines policy, geopolitics, and campaign strategy in a wide-ranging look inside the Trump administration.

Sean Hannity covers President Trump&rsquo;s nationally televised cabinet meeting as the administration addresses Iran, the economy, border security, prescription drug costs, and the future of the Abraham Accords. Listeners hear extended remarks from President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussing ongoing negotiations with Iran, America&rsquo;s military posture in the Middle East, and why the administration believes Iran can never be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons.
The hour also highlights major economic messaging from the White House, including Trump&rsquo;s claims of record-low prescription drug pricing through the new TrumpRX initiative, falling crime rates, and historic border enforcement numbers. Hannity breaks down the administration&rsquo;s strategy on Cuba, Venezuela, energy production, and immigration while examining how the White House hopes to frame these achievements heading into the midterm election cycle. The episode combines policy, geopolitics, and campaign strategy in a wide-ranging look inside the Trump administration.

Inside Trump's Cabinet

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Sean Hannity turns his focus to violent crime, failing schools, and leadership breakdowns in Chicago following a chaotic “teen takeover” that left five police officers injured. Hannity speaks with Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez and education whistleblower Gino Young about rising violence, the collapse of discipline inside public schools, and the growing frustration many residents feel toward city leadership. The conversation explores how social media-fueled chaos, absent accountability, and weak political leadership are contributing to worsening conditions across major American cities.

The hour also dives into deeper concerns surrounding education, family structure, and public safety as Gino Young describes what he witnessed firsthand inside Chicago-area schools. Hannity argues that blue-city leadership has failed working families while ignoring victims of violent crime and refusing to support law enforcement. The episode closes with analysis of broader cultural issues impacting America’s largest cities, including school performance, parental accountability, and the long-term consequences of progressive policies.

Sean Hannity turns his focus to violent crime, failing schools, and leadership breakdowns in Chicago following a chaotic &ldquo;teen takeover&rdquo; that left five police officers injured. Hannity speaks with Chicago Alderman Raymond Lopez and education whistleblower Gino Young about rising violence, the collapse of discipline inside public schools, and the growing frustration many residents feel toward city leadership. The conversation explores how social media-fueled chaos, absent accountability, and weak political leadership are contributing to worsening conditions across major American cities.
The hour also dives into deeper concerns surrounding education, family structure, and public safety as Gino Young describes what he witnessed firsthand inside Chicago-area schools. Hannity argues that blue-city leadership has failed working families while ignoring victims of violent crime and refusing to support law enforcement. The episode closes with analysis of broader cultural issues impacting America&rsquo;s largest cities, including school performance, parental accountability, and the long-term consequences of progressive policies.

Chicago Chaos

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Sean Hannity breaks down a major political night in Texas as Attorney General Ken Paxton defeats longtime Senator John Cornyn in one of the most closely watched Republican primary battles of the year. Hannity analyzes why President Trump’s endorsements continue dominating Republican politics and what the results could mean heading into the 2026 midterm elections. The hour also explores the growing divide inside the Democratic Party, with Hannity focusing heavily on progressive candidates and cultural issues surrounding gender identity, immigration, and socialism.

The episode features commentary on the future of Texas politics, President Trump’s influence over the Republican base, and the broader national implications of the primary results. Hannity also examines Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico’s controversial comments on gender, abortion, and immigration while arguing that the Democratic Party continues moving further left. Throughout the hour, Hannity mixes sharp political analysis with discussion about the economy, voter turnout, and Republican momentum heading toward November.

Sean Hannity breaks down a major political night in Texas as Attorney General Ken Paxton defeats longtime Senator John Cornyn in one of the most closely watched Republican primary battles of the year. Hannity analyzes why President Trump&rsquo;s endorsements continue dominating Republican politics and what the results could mean heading into the 2026 midterm elections. The hour also explores the growing divide inside the Democratic Party, with Hannity focusing heavily on progressive candidates and cultural issues surrounding gender identity, immigration, and socialism.
The episode features commentary on the future of Texas politics, President Trump&rsquo;s influence over the Republican base, and the broader national implications of the primary results. Hannity also examines Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico&rsquo;s controversial comments on gender, abortion, and immigration while arguing that the Democratic Party continues moving further left. Throughout the hour, Hannity mixes sharp political analysis with discussion about the economy, voter turnout, and Republican momentum heading toward November.

Texas Turns Red

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Best of Hannity Sean and Jimmy Failla On Tour - May 26th, Hour 1

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