News about Sean Hannity

Conservative TV host Sean Hannity's flight from New York is official now that he's listed his gorgeous Long Island mansion for $13.75 million. He now resides in the 'free state' of Florida, living in a $5.3 million condo in Palm Beach.

Kristi Noem is still doubling down on defending her decision to shoot dead her 14-month-old puppy Cricket and is upping the rhetoric about how 'extremely dangerous' the dog was. Speaking with Fox News host Sean Hannity on Wednesday night, the South Dakota Governor claimed that it was most safe to kill the dog because there were 'small kiddos' on the farm that were at risk. Noem, 52, confessed in her upcoming book to killing her family farm dog while her kids were at school. The excerpt was immediately picked up and was viewed and shared widespread online - essentially tanking the Republican's chances of being selected as Donald Trump's vice presidential candidate.

Abbott, 66, was dubbed one of the GOP 's 'most persuasive pitchmen,' following a year during which the border-state governor led the party's response to the crisis at the Southern Border. 'During his nine years as the governor of Texas, he has proved adept at simultaneously throwing red meat to his conservative base while tempering pushback from the state's liberal enclaves,' wrote TIME senior correspondent Philip Elliott. 'All the while, he has masterfully needled Washington, through both unending legal challenges and agitating stunts, such as sending buses of migrants to Democratic cities.'

Despite Joe Biden's name being all over the news, Mike Johnson is putting into question Joe Biden's mental health after the president said he had nothing to do with announcing on March 31 - the same day as Easter - the Transgender Day of Visibility. Johnson hit Biden for arranging the day to honor trans people's lives and achievements on the same day as the holy holiday, while still celebrating Biden's departure was 'outrageous and abhorrent.' Biden, on Monday, said he did not do it because he named Easter the Transgender Day of Visibility.' President George Bush retaliated against Johnson, saying he was 'fully uninformed.' However, Johnson quickly pointed out that Biden abided by the decision, stating, "I, Joseph R. Biden Jr.... I, Hello, Joseph R. Biden Jr.... hereby proclaim March 31, 2024, as Transgender Day of Visibility." In an interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity on Monday night, Johnson said, 'well, it's his own signature on the paper.' The Republican went on to say, 'It's very likely he doesn't even know what he's signing.' 'That might even be more concerning.'

Senator Tim Scott, Ben Carson, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, and Rep. Elise Stefanik are among the Republican presidential frontrunner's list of potential vice presidents is expanding - with Senator Tim Scott, Senator Tim Scott, South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem, and Senator Elise Stefanik in the picture. Others thought to be in the picture after Vivek Ramaswamy, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Rep. Byron Donalds, and Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders were among those convicted. However, the former president, who died in November, added another name to the list overnight as he continues to fight President Joe Biden in a general election rematch. In an interview with Trump near Eagle Pass, he declared him "absolutely, he is." Trump praised Scott, who was chosen as one of the top candidates for the first time, but he didn't disclose if there were any other candidates considered.

When asked by Sean Hannity where he was on the topic, Donald Trump likened himself to Ronald Reagan, saying he believed in exceptions despite being pro-life and that pro-abortion Democrats are radicals on the subject. 'I believe it's a very important thing that the exceptions are missing,' he said. I also believe they are the rebels, because they will kill the baby in eight months, nine months.' They had the right to kill the baby after birth under Roe v. Wade. I mean, literally, after birth in some instances.'

On Tuesday, the TV presenter appeared on Fox News to discuss his latest trip to the US-Mexico border, which has seen a large influx of Chinese migrants. We'd be extremely narcissistic to believe that these people are coming in here just for the fact that they're in the neighborhood,' Dr Phil told Sean Hannity. 'What are they doing? If they're in agriculture, I can assure you that they are not expected to do such things. Are they spying?Are they sending seeds back from farming to China?Are they getting plans from industries they're working on?' Although many of the migrants causing the US border crisis had originated from central and South America, thousands have arrived from China.

Curtis Sliwa, the failed New York City mayoral nominee, was speaking with Sean Hannity on Fox News with his 'Guardian Angels' when his men rushed off and tackled a man. Hannity ordered that the camera be shot at the event, but it was disappointing to see the Guardian Angels shoving then attacking a man to the ground. 'While all this is happening, our guys took down one of the migrant guys right here on the corner of 42nd and 7th,' Sliwa says alone on the TV at 9.30 p.m.

Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas declared that the Republican nomination for president is over and had officially endorsed Donald Trump on Tuesday. "Iowa [was a major win for Donald Trump," Cruz told Fox News'Sean Hannity, "Really Iowa" was a dominating victory for him.' President Trump has been congratulated for his dominating victory.' And at this point, I think the race is over.' However, the Texas hasn't always rallied for Trump with such fervor. Both Republicans often traded barbs when they met in the 2016 Republican presidential election. For example, Trump branded the senator "Lyin' Ted" and mocked Cruz's wife's appearance. In the 2016 race, Trump also suggested that Cruz' father was complicit in the assassination of John F. Kennedy and that the senator committed fraud in that year's Iowa caucuses.

According to the Angus Reid Institute poll, 64% of Canadian natives strongly agreed or agreed that American democracy would not survive four more years as a result of Trump's White House. Almost half of those interviewed also agreed that the US is'on the way to becoming an authoritarian republic.' When Trump said he wouldn't rule as a tyrant on Day One, he reignited fears that if given the reins again in 2024.' The revealing poll comes as election season heats up with the Republican caucuses today, the first election in the Republican primary campaign in the Republican primary election.

"He didn't murder anyone," former President Donald Trump said. He did not start an rebellion. He didn't get arrested for it,' said his advocate, Alina Habba, who defended his assertion of absolute privilege. After a federal judge grilled another Trump lawyer on whether the president could assassinated a political foe and still avoid prosecution, she talked to Fox News host Sean Hannity.

Former President Donald Trump urged the highest-ranking Senate Republican to endorse his 2024 campaign for president days before the highly awaited Iowa caucuses. On Fox News' Sean Hannity's show Tuesday evening, Trump lauded 'GREAT Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming' for a 'powerful' endorsement. 'To know John is to both like and admire him, a truly unique man.' THANK YOU JOHN!!!' The former president continued to rule the United States.

Justice Brett Kavanaugh will'step up' to rule for Trump,' according to his counsel Alina Habba of Fox News. The lawsuit, she said, should be a'slam dunk.' She made a remark about Trump's efforts to bring Kavanaugh to the court, where he now holds a lifetime seat after a bitter Senate confirmation battle. I have faith in them.' You know, people like Kavanaugh, who the president fought for, and who the president went through hell to get into place, will step up,' she said.

Since the Fox News anchor migrated to Florida for good, Sean Hannity and co-host Ainsley Earhardt have decided to travel the distance as an interstate couple, according to DailyMail.com. According to insiders, Earhardt, 47, who lives in New York, would be heading to his new permanent home on weekends, and she's hoping for many romantic reunion embraces on the West Palm Beach airport asphalt. Although the couple goes out of their few free hours whispering sweet nothings into the receiver, Hannity, 62, will have to invest some of his sunshine state tax savings into his soon-to-becoming interstate phone bill.

After long threatening to flee the Empire State, Fox News host Sean Hannity has permanently relocated from New York to Florida. The right-wing pundit already owns a $5.3 million townhouse (bottom right) on Palm Beach, a stone's throw from his beloved friend Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort. He gave New York a shot on his radio show (top right), blaming it for his "values" and expressing dissatisfaction with its taxes and "horrible school districts," according to the singer. Hannity and his partner, Ainsley Earhardt, 47, were seen together at The Colony Palm Beach Hotel in February.

Hannah, 13, appears on an unearthed video from 2015 shot by a German news crew, where she and her father remain 'purity ball', where she promises to remain abstinent until marriage. As a reporter observes that it 'looks like a wedding,' Johnson wore a tuxedo and his daughter was dressed in a white dress.' 'They are not bride and groom, rather father and... daughter,' the reporter notes. 'Purity balls' critics have argued that they are a coercive and unproductive measure that does little more than objectify young girls that they are supposed to 'protect.' Following his surprise arrival as Speaker in October, the lawmaker's presence at the religious gathering sparked eyebrows, as he was forced to contradict arguments including calling same-sex marriages "the harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy."

Trump reiterated his earlier claims that migrants' "poison the blood" of the nation, but said he knew 'nothing' about Adolph Hitler, who used a similar term, and said he had never read Mein Kampf. After critics claimed he parroted the Fuhrer, Biden's campaign and other commentators blasted him for the word, Trump denied any racial sentiment. Trump has said repeatedly that people form 'mental institutions'

On Wednesday night, a total of 4 million people tuned into the fourth presidential debate, which aired on NewsNation and CW. That was down from the 7.5 million who watched the third debate.

Former President Donald Trump's point blank was asked by Fox News host Sean Hannity whether he would promise not to abuse power as retaliation. Trump said he would not 'except for Day One.' Then he talked about oil exploration, which wasn't the issue that Hannity raised. Hannity had questioned Trump about his detractors' claims that if re-elected, he would become a tyrant. He introduced Trump by playing clips from left-wing commentators and Liz Cheney's comments that he was becoming authoritarian and would not relinquish power.

Gov. Jerry Brown of California. Jennifer Gavin Newsom's wife Jennifer reportedly put a halt to her discussion with Florida Gov. Gavin Newsom. Ron DeSantis lasted two hours on Thursday night. Jennifer Siebel Newsom ended the Fox News debate moderated by Sean Hannity by saying, "we're done," according to a source on the ground who was not affiliated with either governor.

Did someone dose my chamomile last night or did we really watch two big state governors go toe-to-toe in a substantive debate over the issues that actually matter to America?It wasn't a dream!Governors Gavin Newsom - who is clearly not running for president (wink!)Ron DeSantis spit it out in front of my friend Sean Hannity over topics ranging from COVID lockdowns and homelessness to barely blurred cartoon porn and poop maps. Well, it wasn't the Lincoln-Douglas war, but I'll take what I can get. Right off the bat, Newsom summed up what we were thinking: 'What are we all doing here?'The answer to the slick string bean (who always looks to be doing a scary Patrick Bateman impression) shows a stark contrast between ourselves and our old, ashen Commander-in-Chief, President Stumblebum. Even if Newsom's best efforts, he's not running for the top job, but we learned last night that you can't really believe the words flowing from those gleaming white chompers, and DeSantis never hesitated to tell the world how oily the handsome governor is.

On Thursday night, DeSantis, 45 and Newsom, 56, took the floor and went head-to-head in Alpharetta, Georgia, to protect their states, moderated by Fox News' Sean Hannity. On airwaves, the two guys have been wrangling for months, and they have now had the opportunity to meet face-to-face to discuss some of the most controversial topics in recent years. DeSantis' chances to win the presidential race in 2024 stood at 51% at 6 p.m. EST, before the debate began, while Newsom stood at ten percent. Following the intense war, DeSantis' odds increased to 48/1, while Newsom's dropped to 12/1, according to oddschecker.com.

Following the defunding of police operations, crime in Democrat-run cities such as Los Angeles has soared. Residents have migrated to Republican states such as Texas and Florida, as a result of the lax law enforcement. Sean Hannity, a debate moderator, shared a graphic comparing how there were nearly 500 violent crimes in California over the national average of 380.7 and 258.9.9 DeSantis responded to these statistics and Newsom's claims against them by calling him a'slick politician.'

During a discussion moderated by Fox News host Sean Hannity, Newsom claimed DeSantis, while a member of Congress'supported amnesty' for migrants who entered the country unlawfully. "You supported John Boehner's bill; You promoted Obama's efforts to advance comprehensive reform,' said Newsom, who described DeSantis as "the last person you should talk to on the topic of immigration." DeSantis, a congressman from 2013 to 2019 before seeking governor, slammed the assertion as 'false' and said he'killed John Boehner's bill.'