White House trade adviser Peter Navarro joins Sean Hannity to discuss what he describes as a major American manufacturing renaissance driven by tariffs, tax cuts, deregulation, and domestic energy production. Navarro explains why economic policies take time to reach American households and compares the current political environment to Ronald Reagan's economic recovery. The conversation turns to Navarro's imprisonment, his fight over executive privilege, and his efforts to bring his case before the Supreme Court. Plus, Navarro discusses his new book challenging Dr. Anthony Fauci's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, including controversial allegations about government decisions, public health messaging, and accountability.

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Sean Hannity covers the latest developments in the fight against fentanyl trafficking, including a major federal drug enforcement operation announced by Attorney General Todd Blanche. Sean also examines renewed concerns over border security, a migrant caravan headed toward the United States, and the political fallout from the midterm elections. But the hour takes a personal turn when Sean learns about Sonny Gallardo, a 14-year-old Kansas entrepreneur whose growing lawn care business was devastated by the theft of $20,000 in equipment. Sean speaks with Sonny and his grandparents about the hard work behind his business and offers to help him rebuild, celebrating the determination and entrepreneurial spirit that make the American dream possible.

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On Veterans Day, Sean Hannity leads a discussion about the legal and constitutional questions surrounding military orders, congressional investigations, and the attempted impeachment of Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett, retired Navy SEAL Bill Brown, and former federal prosecutor and Navy JAG officer Don Brown join Sean to examine whether service members could face investigations for carrying out military operations. The panel explores the chain of command, military justice, presidential authority, and the potential consequences of politically motivated investigations. Plus, callers share concerns about government accountability, the Iran conflict, and America's political future.

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Bill O'Reilly joins Sean Hannity for a wide-ranging conversation about the aftermath of the midterm elections, the Democratic Party's plans to investigate the Trump administration, and the political battles ahead. The two discuss renewed scrutiny surrounding Jeffrey Epstein, questions about the Trump family business, the conflict with Iran, and the future of Democratic leadership under Chuck Schumer. They also examine the changing political landscape in Texas, New York, and California. Later, Sean debates a liberal caller about immigration, government spending, policing, and the Democratic Socialists of America's agenda as both parties look toward 2028.

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On Veterans Day, Sean Hannity honors the men and women who have served America while examining the growing political battle over military accountability. Following the failed effort to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, Sean responds to calls for investigations into military personnel who carried out controversial orders. He questions the implications for America's armed forces and urges Republicans to put aside internal divisions. Plus, Senator Rick Scott calls for Congress to remain in Washington to complete critical legislative work, while Democrats face new questions about their priorities, impeachment plans, and promises to address affordability.

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Sean Hannity breaks down a major leadership shakeup in Washington as Jim Jordan wins the House Republican minority leader election, defeating Steve Scalise. With Republicans preparing for a new political reality, Sean questions whether Congress will finish its remaining work before Democrats assume control. The looming impeachment vote against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth takes center stage, with Sean examining the accusations, the political motivations behind the effort, and what it could mean for the Trump administration. Plus, controversy over anti-Israel protests in Philadelphia, speculation surrounding the White House press secretary position, and calls from listeners frustrated with Republican leadership.

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Democratic attorney Julian Epstein joins Sean Hannity for a discussion about the direction of the Democratic Party, the growing influence of democratic socialism, and the political consequences of prioritizing investigations over governing. Epstein draws comparisons between unrest in Europe and political movements in the United States while questioning the long-term consequences of expanding government dependency and abandoning individual responsibility. Meanwhile, the House prepares for a vote to impeach Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. Sean also plays Hegseth's forceful public defense of his military leadership and the Trump administration's national security decisions.

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The impeachment battle surrounding Secretary of War Pete Hegseth reaches a critical moment as the House begins voting on articles introduced by Republican Thomas Massie. Sean Hannity is joined by Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett to examine the constitutional arguments, presidential war powers, the impeachment process, and whether the allegations could lead to removal from office. They explore the political implications of a potential Senate trial and the possibility of renewed impeachment efforts in the next Congress. Callers weigh in on executive privilege, congressional accountability, Republican leadership, and the growing frustration among conservative voters as Washington faces another contentious political showdown.

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Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum joins Sean Hannity to discuss her new book, The Book of Valor: America's Story of Survival, Gallantry, and Grace, celebrating extraordinary Americans whose courage helped shape the nation. From the women of the Mayflower and Civil War hero Joshua Chamberlain to Mother Cabrini and decorated Vietnam veterans, Martha shares stories of sacrifice, determination, faith, and service. Sean also addresses controversial reactions to Charlie Kirk's assassination, the state of free speech, and the lessons Americans can draw from history during a period of political uncertainty. An hour focused on the character, resilience, and everyday heroism that define America.

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