Hang Out With Sean Hannity

Air Force veteran Dylan Borland and UAP expert Ben Hansen discuss non-human craft and government secrecy with Sean Hannity. They reveal details about long-standing cover-ups, congressional testimony, and special access programs related to unidentified aerial phenomena. Insiders are risking their careers to expose these secrets before it's too late.

Karoline Leavitt talks to Sean Hannity about her experience as the youngest White House Press Secretary, working for Donald Trump. She shares insights on managing media and the challenges of leaving. Leavitt discusses battling fake news, motherhood balance, and stories from Air Force One and the Situation Room, providing an unfiltered look at the Trump administration.

Senator Tim Scott shares his journey from poverty in the South to the U.S. Senate on Hannity. He discusses his upbringing, lessons from his family, influential mentors, and his Christian faith shaping his views. They also honor the late Senator Graham, discuss midterms, and preserving the American Dream.

Newt Gingrich joins Sean Hannity to discuss the untold stories of the 1994 Contract with America, his negotiations with Bill Clinton, and how the 2026 midterms will shock the political establishment. They explore parallels between past conservative movements and Trump's coalition, revealing secret budget deals and the rise of big government socialism and its impact on American freedom.

Frank Siller joins Sean Hannity before the 25th Anniversary of 9/11 to share his brother Stephen's heroic story. Stephen ran through the Brooklyn Tunnel to save lives during 9/11. The tragedy led to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation, providing mortgage-free homes for veterans and first responders. Frank also discusses his book on honoring America's heroes.

Adam Carolla joins Sean Hannity to discuss leaving California, the decline of late-night comedy, and his history with Jimmy Kimmel. They explore his journey from carpentry to broadcasting, why classic TV struggles today, and how political correctness affects free speech. Carolla also shares his upbringing, boxing gym days, and media success work ethic.

Trey Gowdy joins Sean Hannity for a candid chat in which he discusses his undefeated legal career, his decision to leave the House, and his bond with Tim Scott. He also honors his late friend Lindsey Graham and shares the true story of the Benghazi investigation. Plus, Trey introduces his new book, "The Sound of Regret," based on a heartbreaking real-life homicide case.

Senator Ted Cruz discusses with Sean Hannity his decision to reject Supreme Court offers from Trump after the 2016 election. Cruz explains why he didn't take Scalia's seat, describes the Senate as a "Roman Coliseum," and reflects on his father's escape from Cuba. He also shares insights from his book and discusses important legislative issues affecting future generations.

Mark Teixeira and Jay Feely join Sean Hannity to discuss their runs for U.S. Congress. Teixeira, in TX-21, and Feely, in AZ-01, share insights on shifting from sports to politics, addressing issues like the "Jock Tax" and career politicians' flaws, while offering their views on the political landscape.

Clay Travis and Buck Sexton join Sean Hannity to discuss CIA mind-control tactics, COVID lockdowns, and Clay's viral $10M WNBA offer. They predict the 2028 presidential race, AOC's future, and the shift to red states. They reveal their takeover of Rush Limbaugh's slot, Buck's CIA insights, state tax migrations, media independence, and picks for 2028 Republican and Democratic tickets.

Did 2 men die, visit Heaven, and return with proof? On Hang Out with Sean Hannity, Heaven Is for Real's Colton Burpo, NDE survivor Randy Kay, and John Burke (Imagine Heaven) explore the afterlife, prayer in the throne room, and NDE consistency. Burpo describes Jesus, meeting his miscarried sister, and God. Kay recounts surviving embolisms, seeing prayers ascend. Burke lists 40 NDE commonalities.

Former Gambino Underboss Sammy "The Bull" Gravano reveals his role in 19 mob murders, his life in the American Mafia, and insights on John Gotti. In "Hang Out with Sean Hannity," Gravano discusses the Sparks Steak House hit on Paul Castellano, his tumultuous ties with Gotti, the omertà code, surviving prison, and finding faith. This intense interview unveils shocking Mafia stories.

Kanika Batra, a former Miss Universe finalist diagnosed as a sociopath, joins husband Sam Matheson, Nick Freitas, and Sean Hannity to discuss biblical masculinity, modern relationships, and political transformation. Kanika explores her journey to the Orthodox Church and conservative values, challenging modern trends and social media while embracing traditional roles and seeking truth.

Steve and Kristi Goncalves discuss the University of Idaho murder case with Sean Hannity, revealing Kohberger's DNA on the knife sheath and opposing secret plea deals. They recount the 7-week search for the killer, its emotional impact, and their efforts to aid cold cases. They also disclose new details on the prosecution, a second weapon, and their fight for justice in their daughter's case.

Perez Hilton shares his evolution from gossip blogger to father, discussing health, faith, and personal growth. He reflects on his public life, mental health struggles, addiction, and surviving sepsis. In an interview with Sean Hannity, he talks about his career, rivalries, and spiritual awakening as a single father.

Dave Rubin talks with Sean Hannity about quitting social media, media negativity, the 2026 midterms, and the future of America. They discuss Rubin's 30-day digital detox, the state of online political commentary, the media landscape, AOC, the direction of the Democratic Party, GOP leadership in 2028, and Rubin's transition from progressive to classical liberal beliefs.

Benjamin Netanyahu reveals details of his Oval Office meeting with Trump about Israel's anti-nuclear strategy against Iran. On Hang Out with Sean Hannity, he discusses the US-Israel alliance, honoring Lindsey Graham, confronting Iranian threats, addressing ICC concerns, responding to NYC arrest threats, and advocating strength for Middle East peace.

Benny Johnson joins Sean Hannity in-studio for an unfiltered conversation on family, faith, media culture, and the state of American politics. From predicting AOC's rise as the future Democratic presidential nominee to sharing the deeply personal story of how Charlie Kirk helped save his family after an arson attempt in DC, Benny opens up like never before.

In an interview on "Hang Out with Sean Hannity," Senator Darline Graham talks about losing her brother, Lindsey Graham, her upbringing, and carrying on his Capitol Hill legacy. Inspired by Trump, she's running for the South Carolina U.S. Senate special election. With 30 years in state agencies, she pledges to prioritize South Carolina, work across parties, and honor her brother's memory.

Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular talks to Sean Hannity about Gen Z dating, TRT, and appearance science. Is looksmaxxing extreme? He shares insights on his empire built on facial aesthetics and fitness. From testosterone use to controversies, Clavicular discusses if looks determine success and the impact of social media on relationships.

On "Hang Out with Sean Hannity," Jimmy Failla shares wild cab stories, like facing a gun and taking a beer-drinking goat to the Ed Sullivan Theater. Beyond cab confessions, Sean and Jimmy discuss how current late-night TV hosts have failed, the lost art of non-political jokes, and secrets from their "Punchlines and Patriots" tour. If you miss real comedy, this episode is a must-watch.

Kathie Lee Gifford talks with Sean Hannity about battles that left her ready to "go home to Jesus." She discusses surviving severe physical challenges, including a fractured pelvis, and how it deepened her faith. Gifford also explains leaving top TV shows, clarifies a translation about Jesus, and explores forgiveness and grace themes in her book, Nero and Paul.

Vanilla Ice, aka Rob Van Winkle, candidly shares his life story with Sean Hannity. He talks about his 90s fame struggles, surviving addiction, and revamping his life through motocross and real estate. They debate evolution and creationism, with Rob expressing his atheist beliefs. Plus, secrets about Suge Knight, Madonna, and AI's impact on music emerge in this eye-opening episode.

Chris Hansen warns of a 2026 child predator crisis in America. On Hannity's show, he discusses his series on digital exploitation dangers. A Florida operation caught 51 predators, stopping a molester. They discuss online grooming, live-stream exploitation, and legal reforms. Hansen shares tips for parents to protect their kids from "sextortion" schemes.