THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Sean's Conservative Convention Remarks Sean spoke at the Conservative Convention. His speech touched on President Obama's incompetence, on the dire state of the country, and on the optimistic path forward conservative principles have for America  From efforts to fight ISIS and protect our borders to the 94.5 million Americans who are out of work, Sean pushed his Conservative message to an audience of hopeful Americans who believe this year's election could be the most important one we've seen in decades.... watch Sean's full speech. Trump: The Word "Conservative" Is Not That Important" Billionaire Donald Trump has been criticized in the past for having once held a myriad of liberal positions on topics ranging from abortion to gun control. Critics say that his past positions belie the GOP frontrunner's claim that he is a true conservative. At Monday evening's townhall in Las Vegas, Trump addressed critics of his conservative credentials. "I think I have very much evolved," Trump told Sean, comparing his transition to conservatism to Ronald Reagan. Even though his positions have evolved toward conservatism over the last few years, Trump went on to say that the word 'conservative' is not what's important to voters. "I don't think the word itself is that important you know?" Trump said to the audience. "I know Jeb and others were saying 'he is not a true conservative.' And that's when I came up and about two weeks ago I said I'm a 'common sense conservative.'"...WATCH New Poll Shows Who Gains With Jeb's Exit Jeb Bush's exit from the GOP presidential primary has led to much speculation about which candidate would benefit from his departure. A new Rasmussen poll taken right after Donald Trump's South Carolina victory is shedding some light on how Bush's departure might have effected the electorate. The poll shows that billionaire Donald Trump has actually expanded his lead by 5-points amongst likely primary voters since Jeb left the campaign trail. Trump now leads the GOP lack with 36% of the vote. Marco Rubio is now in second place with 21% of voters saying they'll support the Florida senator, while Texas Senator Ted Cruz has moved to third place with 17%. Rounding out the GOP field are Ohio Governor John Kasich and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson who have 12% and 8% respectively. The new poll is challenging conventional wisdom which held that moderate candidates including Marco Rubio and John Kasich would benefit the most from Jeb's departure...continue reading.