THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Hannity.com's Top 15 Stories of 2015 Today, we begin our countdown of Hannity.com's top 15 stories of 2015. These are the stories YOU found the most interesting this year. 15. Here's The (LONG) List Of Foreign-Born Islamists Charged With Or Convicted Of Terrorism Although Liberals continue to hold onto the idea that refugees from war-torn Syria pose no significant national security risk to the United States, the facts tell a different story. Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest, has identified at least 26 instances in which foreign-born individuals inside the U.S. were charged with or convicted of terrorism in the last year or so. Check out the full list! 14. Newt Gingrich Identifies America's 'Greatest National Security Threat'...And It's Not ISIS Despite the clear danger ISIS and its sympathizers pose to the homeland this year, former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich believes that there's a greater threat: the man who occupies The White House. On The Sean Hannity Show, Gingrich declared Obama to be, "the greatest national security threat to ever occupy the White House." Continue Reading... Rand Paul: Rubio Should Resign Or Give His Pay Back Kentucky Senator and 2016 presidential candidate Rand Paul has been busy on the campaign trail and in the United States Senate. Most recently he's been pushing for immigration restrictions in the wake of the Paris and San Bernardino terrorist attacks. On the campaign trail, Paul has been slamming his Republican rival and colleague Marco Rubio for missing several key votes in the senate. WATCH: Senator Rand Paul's interview on 'Hannity' Specifically, Paul is critical of Rubio's failure to vote on the recent $1.1 billion spending bill which the Kentucky Senator called "horrendous". "I think if you are being paid by the taxpayer you should show up and vote," Paul said to Hannity guest-host Mark Steyn. "I think this is a big issue. For him to say he's only going to show up when he thinks it's a close vote, I don't think that passes muster." I think really he aught to just resign or probably give his pay back because he's not really earning his pay at this point," Paul added.