Journalism in America is dead... Sean has a few examples to prove it!

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Sean Hannity is a multimedia superstar, spending four hours a day every day reaching out to millions of Americans on radio, television and the Internet.

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Morning Minute: Journalism Is Dead - 3.30

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Dan Bongino joins Sean Hannity for an in-depth discussion on U.S. policy toward Iran, Operation Midnight Hammer, and why he believes President Trump faced difficult national security decisions. Bongino also reflects on his time as Deputy FBI Director, discusses the Russia investigation, intelligence gathering, and ongoing accountability efforts inside the federal government. Sean and Dan examine national security, law enforcement, and the future of American institutions before Sean takes listener calls on the political issues shaping the country. The hour concludes with updates on the latest headlines and the road ahead. 

Dan Bongino joins Sean Hannity for an in-depth discussion on U.S. policy toward Iran, Operation Midnight Hammer, and why he believes President Trump faced difficult national security decisions. Bongino also reflects on his time as Deputy FBI Director, discusses the Russia investigation, intelligence gathering, and ongoing accountability efforts inside the federal government. Sean and Dan examine national security, law enforcement, and the future of American institutions before Sean takes listener calls on the political issues shaping the country. The hour concludes with updates on the latest headlines and the road ahead.&nbsp;

Dan Bongino on Iran, Intelligence & America’s Security

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Sean Hannity pays tribute to the late Lindsey Graham, sharing personal memories and highlighting remarks from Senator Graham’s sister following her appointment to the U.S. Senate. Former Clinton adviser and Harris Poll Chairman Mark Penn joins the program to discuss the direction of the Democratic Party, the rise of progressive candidates, and several key Senate races across the country. The conversation explores socialism, political extremism, and the challenges facing both parties heading into the next election cycle. Sean also takes listener calls for an extended discussion on government, healthcare, and political philosophy. 

Sean Hannity pays tribute to the late Lindsey Graham, sharing personal memories and highlighting remarks from Senator Graham&rsquo;s sister following her appointment to the U.S. Senate. Former Clinton adviser and Harris Poll Chairman Mark Penn joins the program to discuss the direction of the Democratic Party, the rise of progressive candidates, and several key Senate races across the country. The conversation explores socialism, political extremism, and the challenges facing both parties heading into the next election cycle. Sean also takes listener calls for an extended discussion on government, healthcare, and political philosophy.&nbsp;

Remembering Senator Graham

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Sean Hannity opens the show with the swearing-in of Darlene Graham as South Carolina’s newest U.S. Senator following the death of her brother, Lindsey Graham. He examines the latest inflation report showing lower-than-expected consumer prices and discusses what it could mean for the economy. Sean also provides updates on U.S. strategy toward Iran, including developments involving the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing diplomatic efforts. He reflects on the challenges of modern media and the importance of reliable reporting in an increasingly crowded information landscape. The hour also previews major political stories driving the national conversation.

Sean Hannity opens the show with the swearing-in of Darlene Graham as South Carolina&rsquo;s newest U.S. Senator following the death of her brother, Lindsey Graham. He examines the latest inflation report showing lower-than-expected consumer prices and discusses what it could mean for the economy. Sean also provides updates on U.S. strategy toward Iran, including developments involving the Strait of Hormuz and ongoing diplomatic efforts. He reflects on the challenges of modern media and the importance of reliable reporting in an increasingly crowded information landscape. The hour also previews major political stories driving the national conversation.

New Senator, Inflation and The Iran Strategy

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Morning Minute: Journalism Is Dead - 3.30

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