Sean Hannity radio caller calls Trump's MOU with Iran “a slap in the face of democracy and humanity”
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Sean Hannity radio caller calls Trump's MOU with Iran "a slap in the face of democracy and humanity"
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From the June 18, 2026, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show
CALLER: I would like to talk about the deal with the mullahs and terrorist regime, which is a -- it's a slap in the face of democracy and humanity. The people of Iran have been shouting "free Iran," regime change, support King Reza Pahlavi, which I can say Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. But it looks like this one was put on the side and unfortunately, President Trump is signing the agreement with the terrorists and the devil's regime that is scaring the whole world and --
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): Did you ever hear the president say that his goal with Iran was regime change?
CALLER: He didn't say that, but the way he was acting, it was a final regime change. When people --
HANNITY: I could tell you what he said because I pay very close attention. He said help was on the way; well, help came. We are now at the fourth tier of leadership, the first three have been wiped out. He also told the people in Iran to be ready, that they may get one moment to take over, but that was never his stated goal. You know, people now are kind of rewriting history. His goal was not to have a nuclear-armed Iran.
Now, his goal's also to keep the Strait of Hormuz open, and, if possible -- I mean, if we took it to ultimately where he would probably want go, I think he wants a long, stable, peaceful region. And he's given the Iranians a lifeline if they want to rebuild their society. I want the Persian people to be free again. They have contributed so much throughout the history of mankind and 47 years of oppression and nearly 50,000 dead Iranians. I don't want that for them, but at some point the Iranian people, they have to do that themselves.