With just 13 days until Election Day, Sean Hannity breaks down the rapidly changing midterm landscape and the growing uncertainty surrounding control of Congress. From a reported polling fabrication controversy to surprising early-voting numbers, Sean questions whether traditional polling can accurately predict what happens in November.

Sean examines the closely watched Michigan Senate race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed, including criticism of El-Sayed from prominent Michigan Democrats and renewed scrutiny of his past statements on energy, Israel, and foreign policy. He also highlights the increasingly competitive Minnesota Senate race, where Michele Tafoya is challenging Peggy Flanagan.

Plus, Sean discusses escalating unrest across Europe, developments in negotiations to end the Russia-Ukraine war, and why he believes the upcoming elections could determine the country's political direction for years to come.

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Sean Hannity welcomes Bill O'Reilly for an examination of the upcoming midterm elections, voter frustration, and the political challenges facing both parties. O'Reilly discusses the impact of economic uncertainty, rising energy costs, and what he describes as Trump fatigue, while offering his predictions for control of the House and Senate. The conversation also explores Vladimir Putin, the war in Ukraine, and the administration's efforts to negotiate peace.

Later, Minnesota Republican Senate candidate Michele Tafoya joins Sean to discuss her increasingly competitive race against Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan. Tafoya challenges Minnesota's handling of alleged government fraud, rising taxes, public safety concerns, and declining educational performance.

As the election approaches, Tafoya outlines her priorities for restoring accountability, improving schools, supporting businesses, and winning over independent and Democratic voters in a traditionally Democratic state.

Plus, Sean examines why Minnesota may become one of the biggest surprises of the 2026 midterms.

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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich joins Sean Hannity to discuss his new book, America's Golden Age: Trumpism and an Era of Limitless Possibilities, offering an optimistic vision of America's future and a look at the political landscape just two weeks before Election Day. Gingrich examines emerging polling trends, voter enthusiasm and the possibility of Republicans outperforming expectations. Later, Texas Governor Greg Abbott joins Sean to discuss his reelection campaign, border security, taxes, energy policy and the fight to keep Texas Republican. Abbott explains why he believes voter turnout will be decisive and outlines the differences between his administration and Democratic challenger Gina Hinojosa.

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With just 14 days until Election Day, Sean Hannity examines the possibility of a major Republican upset as the battle for control of Congress enters its final two weeks. Sean challenges conventional polling predictions and explores what pollsters Matt Towery and Robert Cahaly are observing about older voters, early turnout and a potential Republican surge. From Maine and Michigan to Ohio, Texas and Georgia, Sean breaks down the critical Senate battlegrounds and argues that voter participation will determine the outcome. Plus, Sean reacts to unrest in Europe, questions the growing influence of democratic socialism and explains why he believes the stakes of this election extend far beyond November.

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Sean Hannity turns his attention to Michigan following his town hall with Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers and gubernatorial candidate John James. Sean revisits Rogers' remarks about rising antisemitism, economic opportunity and Michigan's manufacturing future before welcoming Manhattan Institute Vice President and pollster Jesse Arm. Together, they scrutinize Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's political record, statements about Iran and Israel, and positions on policing, energy and healthcare. Plus, Sean examines a heated exchange between Susan Collins and Troy Jackson in Maine, takes calls from concerned voters and highlights the Senate races that could determine control of Washington.

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Child trafficking is at the center of this episode of Rogue Recap. Lynda McLaughlin examines whistleblower testimony and allegations about missing children, sponsor vetting, labor exploitation, and failures in government oversight.

The episode features testimony from Deborah White, J.J. Carroll, and Tara Rodas, alongside clips and reporting that raise questions about how children are placed with sponsors and what happens when concerns are reported. Lynda also discusses political accountability and the challenges of getting officials to address these issues.

A heavy, urgent conversation about child safety, trafficking, and the need for answers.

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Sean Hannity continues broadcasting from Michigan with Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, who discusses Florida's pursuit of criminal accountability against Cuban leader Raul Castro in connection with the deaths of four civilian pilots more than three decades ago.

Uthmeier also addresses public safety, political spending in state attorney general races, and the importance of voter turnout in the approaching midterms.

Sean takes listener calls about economic pressures facing young Americans, education, and the appeal of socialism. Later, he examines the Minnesota Senate race between Michele Tafoya and Peggy Flanagan, questions Mary Peltola's debate performance in Alaska, and explains why he remains skeptical of election polling.

With Election Day approaching, Sean explores the uncertainty surrounding some of the country's most closely watched races.

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In the final hour from Michigan, Sean Hannity is joined by Democratic attorney and political commentator Julian Epstein for an extended discussion about the direction of the Democratic Party and the upcoming midterm elections.

Sean plays clips of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed addressing his past positions on policing, the Green New Deal, and his association with political streamer Hasan Piker. Epstein offers his perspective on the Democratic establishment's support for El-Sayed, the party's ideological divisions, and the challenges facing more moderate Democrats.

The conversation expands into economic policy, government spending, taxation, political polarization, and whether either party can confidently predict the November election results.

Plus, Sean previews tonight's Michigan town hall with Mike Rogers and John James.

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Live from Michigan, Sean Hannity examines the high-stakes battle for control of Congress with just 15 days remaining until Election Day. Sean focuses on the Senate showdown between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, questioning El-Sayed's political record, past statements, and support from prominent Democratic leaders.

From polling surprises in Michigan and Wisconsin to competitive races in Ohio, Alaska, Kansas, and Florida, Sean explains why traditional midterm predictions may not tell the whole story. He also discusses rising energy prices, Iran, immigration, and the political stakes heading into November.

Plus, a preview of tonight's Michigan town hall featuring Mike Rogers, John James, Kellyanne Conway, and Aaron McGuire.

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