Sean Hannity says since the Iran war began “the one thing that the president has been consistent in saying is this is now winding down”
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Sean Hannity says since the Iran war began "the one thing that the president has been consistent in saying is this is now winding down"
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From the April 1, 2026, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show
SEAN HANNITY (CO-HOST): The one thing that the president has been consistent in saying is this is now winding down. And the president said that Iran wants a ceasefire. The president talks about a more reasonable regime in place.
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The most important aspect of this is that we couldn't have a nuclear armed Iran. That's the president's main goal. That means you can't leave there and somehow hope or pray -- and I don't know if it's possible to entomb, meaning bomb the living daylights and put enough rubble on where the 60% enriched uranium is so that nobody, you know, would take a 100 years to dig it out. I don't know. I don't know if I would trust that either. But now they're either going to give it over willingly, or I would imagine the next likely option would not be entombing it, although there's been many articles written about that possibility. I would think that the more likely scenario would be we would take it. I doubt the Iranians would be able to do much to stop it. I do think it's a risky military operation.