In Hour 2, Sean Hannity sits down with longtime colleague and friend Bill O'Reilly for an extended “Simple Man” conversation that spans media evolution, political hypocrisy, and the emotional state of the electorate.

The two reflect on nearly three decades in broadcasting, the rise of podcasts and social media, and how modern audiences consume news differently than ever before.

Hannity presses O’Reilly on shifting positions from Democratic leaders — including past comments from Chuck Schumer regarding voter ID and immigration enforcement — contrasting them with today’s rhetoric surrounding the SAVE Act and border security.

The discussion broadens into whether voters are driven more by logic or emotion heading into future elections, and whether the Democratic Party is offering solutions or simply opposition.

The hour also covers rising tax proposals in New York, migration trends toward Florida and Texas, concerns about public safety, and heated listener calls about ICE enforcement and constitutional rights. It’s a fast-moving, opinion-driven hour that examines political consistency, media transformation, and the battle for the persuadable middle.