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Mark Simone, Host of the #1 Morning Show in NYC knows all things about  black tie affairs and the “very important people” at these types of events. 

And there was a ton to see on Saturday night at the WH Correspondents dinner, which our President wisely skipped.

Mark Simone, Host of the #1 Morning Show in NYC knows all things about &nbsp;black tie affairs and the &ldquo;very important people&rdquo; at these types of events.&nbsp;
And there was a ton to see on Saturday night at the WH Correspondents dinner, which our President wisely skipped.

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Skipping the Correspondent's Dinner - April 28th, Hour 3

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In the final hour of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean turns his focus to the heated Senate debate over the SAVE Act, legislation that would require proof of citizenship and voter ID to protect the integrity of American elections. Hannity breaks down the political battle unfolding in Washington as Democrats label the proposal “Jim Crow 2.0,” while supporters argue it reflects overwhelming public support for basic election safeguards. Missouri Senator Eric Schmidt joins the program to discuss the fight on the Senate floor, the procedural hurdles facing the bill, and why he believes Congress must restore confidence in the nation’s voting system. Hannity also contrasts past statements from Democratic leaders supporting voter ID with today’s partisan opposition, questioning what changed and why. Later in the hour, Sean highlights investigative reporting uncovering potential fraud involving daycare and hospice centers receiving government funding without operating services. It’s a fast-paced closing hour covering election security, political accountability, and the broader debate over trust in America’s institutions.

In the final hour of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean turns his focus to the heated Senate debate over the SAVE Act, legislation that would require proof of citizenship and voter ID to protect the integrity of American elections. Hannity breaks down the political battle unfolding in Washington as Democrats label the proposal &ldquo;Jim Crow 2.0,&rdquo; while supporters argue it reflects overwhelming public support for basic election safeguards. Missouri Senator Eric Schmidt joins the program to discuss the fight on the Senate floor, the procedural hurdles facing the bill, and why he believes Congress must restore confidence in the nation&rsquo;s voting system. Hannity also contrasts past statements from Democratic leaders supporting voter ID with today&rsquo;s partisan opposition, questioning what changed and why. Later in the hour, Sean highlights investigative reporting uncovering potential fraud involving daycare and hospice centers receiving government funding without operating services. It&rsquo;s a fast-paced closing hour covering election security, political accountability, and the broader debate over trust in America&rsquo;s institutions.

The SAVE Act Showdown

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In Hour 2 of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean is joined by Senator Lindsey Graham for a deep dive into Operation Epic Fury and the growing confrontation with Iran. Hannity and Graham break down the intelligence that led to the strikes, including Iran’s expanding nuclear capabilities and the mounting concern that Tehran was rapidly approaching weapons-grade enrichment. Senator Graham explains why the U.S. response was designed to cripple Iran’s military infrastructure while restoring deterrence across the Middle East. The conversation also explores the broader geopolitical implications—from the security of Israel and Gulf allies to the stability of global energy markets. Hannity presses the question many Americans are asking: what comes next if Iran refuses to back down? It’s a candid and high-stakes discussion about national security, leadership, and the long-term strategy for preventing a nuclear-armed Iran.

In Hour 2 of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean is joined by Senator Lindsey Graham for a deep dive into Operation Epic Fury and the growing confrontation with Iran. Hannity and Graham break down the intelligence that led to the strikes, including Iran&rsquo;s expanding nuclear capabilities and the mounting concern that Tehran was rapidly approaching weapons-grade enrichment. Senator Graham explains why the U.S. response was designed to cripple Iran&rsquo;s military infrastructure while restoring deterrence across the Middle East. The conversation also explores the broader geopolitical implications&mdash;from the security of Israel and Gulf allies to the stability of global energy markets. Hannity presses the question many Americans are asking: what comes next if Iran refuses to back down? It&rsquo;s a candid and high-stakes discussion about national security, leadership, and the long-term strategy for preventing a nuclear-armed Iran.

Iran, Deterrence, and the Fight Ahead

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In this powerful hour of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean breaks down the latest developments in Operation Epic Fury as U.S. and Israeli forces continue targeting Iran’s military leadership, missile infrastructure, and strategic capabilities. Hannity explains why recent bunker-buster strikes near the Strait of Hormuz could mark a decisive turning point in the conflict and argues that Iran’s leadership structure has been effectively dismantled. Sean also examines the broader geopolitical fallout, criticizing European leaders and NATO allies for what he calls a failure to step up and defend critical global shipping routes. Drawing on historical lessons from Churchill and World War II, Hannity makes the case that confronting threats early is essential to protecting Western civilization and preventing nuclear escalation. He also addresses the internal debate in Washington over whether Iran posed an imminent threat and outlines why intelligence reports pointed to a rapidly advancing nuclear capability. It’s a high-stakes opening hour focused on military strategy, global alliances, and the future of stability in the Middle East.

In this powerful hour of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean breaks down the latest developments in Operation Epic Fury as U.S. and Israeli forces continue targeting Iran&rsquo;s military leadership, missile infrastructure, and strategic capabilities. Hannity explains why recent bunker-buster strikes near the Strait of Hormuz could mark a decisive turning point in the conflict and argues that Iran&rsquo;s leadership structure has been effectively dismantled. Sean also examines the broader geopolitical fallout, criticizing European leaders and NATO allies for what he calls a failure to step up and defend critical global shipping routes. Drawing on historical lessons from Churchill and World War II, Hannity makes the case that confronting threats early is essential to protecting Western civilization and preventing nuclear escalation. He also addresses the internal debate in Washington over whether Iran posed an imminent threat and outlines why intelligence reports pointed to a rapidly advancing nuclear capability. It&rsquo;s a high-stakes opening hour focused on military strategy, global alliances, and the future of stability in the Middle East.

Epic Fury Intensifies: Hannity on Iran’s Collapse

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Skipping the Correspondent's Dinner - April 28th, Hour 3

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