THE SEAN HANNITY SHOW

Candidate Time on The Sean Hannity Radio and TV Shows By Lynda McLaughlin | Executive Producer | Sean Hannity Radio Show Producing the Sean Hannity Radio Show is an amazing privilege and has been a terrific opportunity to create and deliver content for our listening audience about our political process. Unfortunately, this election cycle has been doused with rabid supporters who are unable to respect their fellow citizens' perspectives. There is a movement in the media to elect our candidate for us, and they are making sure to throw oil on the fire when they see two sides of the same party fighting. Please know that it is my job, and my team's, to reach out, respond, and coordinate interviews with the presidential campaigns and their communications directors, managers, and representatives. We also make sure to offer time to other candidates, if one campaign reaches out, so that everyone has the opportunity to be heard. When the candidates announced their runs for the office of the President we reached out to the candidates to have them on to announce their run, and followed up weekly, if not daily, to have them on the show. To put this plainly, there is no conspiracy here to give one candidate more time over another. The candidates have an open invitation to come on the show, and it is their choice to take that offer or ignore it. Here is the breakdown of candidate times on the radio show since they announced through March of this year...(continue reading) Trump Reveals Three Possible Vice Presidential Choices With the Republican Party's national convention rapidly approaching, speculation has begun as to who the candidates might choose as running mate should they receive the party's nomination. Much of the speculation as revolved around frontrunner Donald Trump, whose brash style has earned him few fans amongst the party elite. In a recent interview with USA Today, Trump was asked if he could potentially form a unity ticket with any of those he had previously run against, including Florida Senator Marco Rubio. Trump said...(continue reading)