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Sean Davis, CEO &  co-Founder of The Federalist and tireless investigator of the Deep State, takes a look at the debates, the media and his thoughts on who performed best. 

Sean Davis, CEO &amp;  co-Founder of The Federalist and tireless investigator of the Deep State, takes a look at the debates, the media and his thoughts on who performed best.

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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Who Won the Debate? - August 24th, Hour 3

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In the powerful final hour, Sean Hannity welcomes longtime friend and nationally syndicated host Dennis Prager for an emotional and deeply philosophical conversation. Prager, now paralyzed from the shoulders down after a devastating fall, shares how he chose perseverance over despair—grounded not only in faith, but in reason and purpose.

They discuss Prager’s new book, If There Is No God: The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil, exploring whether morality can exist without a Creator and why absolute truths matter in a world increasingly driven by emotion. Hannity reflects on faith, suffering, and the resilience required to continue one’s mission despite unimaginable hardship.

The hour also revisits the SAVE Act debate and growing international threats, tying it all together with a broader theme: without moral clarity, nations lose their foundation. It’s a moving, thought-provoking close to a week defined by geopolitical tension and cultural battles—reminding listeners that strength begins with conviction.

In the powerful final hour, Sean Hannity welcomes longtime friend and nationally syndicated host Dennis Prager for an emotional and deeply philosophical conversation. Prager, now paralyzed from the shoulders down after a devastating fall, shares how he chose perseverance over despair&mdash;grounded not only in faith, but in reason and purpose.
They discuss Prager&rsquo;s new book, If There Is No God: The Battle Over Who Defines Good and Evil, exploring whether morality can exist without a Creator and why absolute truths matter in a world increasingly driven by emotion. Hannity reflects on faith, suffering, and the resilience required to continue one&rsquo;s mission despite unimaginable hardship.
The hour also revisits the SAVE Act debate and growing international threats, tying it all together with a broader theme: without moral clarity, nations lose their foundation. It&rsquo;s a moving, thought-provoking close to a week defined by geopolitical tension and cultural battles&mdash;reminding listeners that strength begins with conviction.

Faith, Freedom and Morale Clarity

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Sean Hannity turns his focus to election integrity and border enforcement, calling on Senate Republicans to stand firm behind the SAVE Act. He argues that proof of citizenship and voter ID are not partisan issues—but foundational safeguards for the republic. With Democrats resisting and some GOP senators wavering over procedural battles like the filibuster, Hannity makes the case that now is the moment for political courage, not caution.

The hour also highlights the push for Delilah’s Law, legislation aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from obtaining commercial driver’s licenses after deadly accidents involving unqualified drivers. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita joins Hannity to discuss state-level enforcement and the urgency of restoring law and order. Hannity connects the dots between sanctuary policies, public safety risks, and federal inaction—warning that without accountability, American citizens pay the price.

For Hannity, this isn’t about party politics—it’s about sovereignty, safety, and preserving the integrity of American elections before it’s too late.

Sean Hannity turns his focus to election integrity and border enforcement, calling on Senate Republicans to stand firm behind the SAVE Act. He argues that proof of citizenship and voter ID are not partisan issues&mdash;but foundational safeguards for the republic. With Democrats resisting and some GOP senators wavering over procedural battles like the filibuster, Hannity makes the case that now is the moment for political courage, not caution.
The hour also highlights the push for Delilah&rsquo;s Law, legislation aimed at preventing illegal immigrants from obtaining commercial driver&rsquo;s licenses after deadly accidents involving unqualified drivers. Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita joins Hannity to discuss state-level enforcement and the urgency of restoring law and order. Hannity connects the dots between sanctuary policies, public safety risks, and federal inaction&mdash;warning that without accountability, American citizens pay the price.
For Hannity, this isn&rsquo;t about party politics&mdash;it&rsquo;s about sovereignty, safety, and preserving the integrity of American elections before it&rsquo;s too late.

Save the Vote, Save the Republic

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Sean Hannity sounds the alarm as nuclear negotiations with Iran collapse and President Trump’s deadline rapidly approaches. With U.S. naval strike groups positioned across the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean, Hannity outlines why he believes the Trump Doctrine—no forever wars, no boots on the ground—still demands decisive action against the world’s leading state sponsor of terror. He walks listeners through the military buildup, Iran’s refusal to halt uranium enrichment, and the growing threat of advanced ballistic missiles aimed at Israel and potentially the U.S. homeland.

Hannity also breaks down why appeasement failed under prior administrations and argues that strength—not concession—is the only language Tehran understands. Featuring analysis from Ambassador Nathan Sales, the hour explores whether regime collapse is possible and what a targeted strike could mean for the region. As tensions rise, Hannity urges listeners to pray for American troops and stand firm against radical Islamic terrorism. This is a defining geopolitical moment—peace through strength is once again being tested.

Sean Hannity sounds the alarm as nuclear negotiations with Iran collapse and President Trump&rsquo;s deadline rapidly approaches. With U.S. naval strike groups positioned across the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean, Hannity outlines why he believes the Trump Doctrine&mdash;no forever wars, no boots on the ground&mdash;still demands decisive action against the world&rsquo;s leading state sponsor of terror. He walks listeners through the military buildup, Iran&rsquo;s refusal to halt uranium enrichment, and the growing threat of advanced ballistic missiles aimed at Israel and potentially the U.S. homeland.
Hannity also breaks down why appeasement failed under prior administrations and argues that strength&mdash;not concession&mdash;is the only language Tehran understands. Featuring analysis from Ambassador Nathan Sales, the hour explores whether regime collapse is possible and what a targeted strike could mean for the region. As tensions rise, Hannity urges listeners to pray for American troops and stand firm against radical Islamic terrorism. This is a defining geopolitical moment&mdash;peace through strength is once again being tested.

Countdown to Confrontation

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