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Sean Hannity: Inside Air Force One!
Sean Hannity just got the honor of a lifetime….
Flying aboard Air Force One with President Trump for the historic Middle East trip, and interviewing the President at his iconic Air Force One desk as the plane was flying.
What an incredible moment!
Sean was clearly pumped as any of us would be:
Saudi Arabia bound on Air Force One! Stay tuned for exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, along with some huge interviews. pic.twitter.com/o57FuqR6LW
— Sean Hannity (@seanhannity) May 12, 2025
Here’s a 12 minute clip from the interview in case you missed it:
TRANSCRIPT:
Hi, thank you very much. Okay. By the way, we’re on a beautiful Air Force One.
Uh, not a bad plane. Not bad at all, not bad at all. It’s a beautiful plane and we’re doing a lot of business.
We have a lot of good things happening. No—okay, so this is an amazing week so far.
You get a deal with China. I’m just gonna list it and then we can get into detail.
India and Pakistan played a big role, hopefully the peace stands.
You slash prescription drug prices—most favored nation—the American people will get first dibs in terms of prices.
The last American hostage has been released. You’ve got—we’re on this trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar.
There’s not much going on in your life, is there?
Well, I’ve been busy, but I’ve enjoyed it because we’re getting things accomplished, we’re getting things done.
You know, you can have times when you’re working very hard and not getting things done. That happens too.
But we’re getting a lot done. I don’t think there’s ever been a little period like this—
with the potential nuclear war and the two countries. They have very good leaders, people I know very well, and yeah it was uh,
it was a very important process. We got involved with India and Pakistan.
You got involved early. Can you give us a little insight what happened behind the scenes?
How were you able— Well, I didn’t like what was happening, and uh, you hear—
you know, they’re two very strongly nu—nuclear countries. Powerful. Very, very powerful amount of nuclear too.
Serious stuff. And if that ever started—boy, that’s the beginning of something that could be really bad.
Even a minimal—minimal—you could have millions of people killed, and with one shot, two shots.
And I just thought it was something we could get involved in, and uh, I did a good job.
Marco did a good job, and JD did a good job. We sort of—we’re a team and we, I think, convinced them
to let’s have peace and let’s go and make trade deals. If we can make trade deals, we’re like that much better than nuclear weapons.
And uh, that was a great thing. And we did a good job with the Houthis—stopped with the shooting of the ships.
They liked shooting ships down. That a done deal.
‘Cause there’s been conflicting reports that some of their leaders are saying, “Oh that’s not true.”
Well, it is—with respect to America. Now you know, you can’t always count on somebody necessarily telling the truth,
but their surrogates were very strong, very powerful. Had a very good relationship with them.
You know, they’re tough fighters. They can take a lot of punishment. But uh, they uh,
with respect to America, they say it’s true. So we’ll see. You’ll know—you’ll be the first to know, won’t you?
Oh, I follow the news closely. I read everything.
I think the biggest surprise from this weekend—it was a week ago Friday where I saw that China announced, quote:
“If the president is serious, we will be willing to negotiate with him.”
And Scott Besson, your Treasury Secretary, met with their representatives in Geneva on Saturday.
On Monday, you’re announcing a trade—or actually on Sunday you announced a deal with China.
Yeah. How did that happen that quickly?
Well, they met on Saturday and Sunday and they had a deal pretty much from the beginning. It was the concept of a deal.
And uh, you know, one of the things that, uh, as you know, it’s sort of a 90-day deal as we negotiate other aspects.
But one of the things I think that could be most exciting for us and also for China
is that we’re trying to open up China. Because as you know, many years ago we opened up the USA.
Now it’s time for China to open up, and that’s part of our deal. And we’re gonna open up China.
To me, that’s the most exciting part. But yeah, we made a deal.
The relationship is very good. I’ve always had a good relationship with President Xi.
It was interrupted because of COVID obviously. But uh, outside of that, I’ve always had a great relationship, a lot of respect for him.
And uh, we’ll see how that all works out, but we have the confines of a very, very strong deal with China.
But the most exciting part of the deal—we—it was mentioned, but we—we don’t talk about it yet.
That’s the opening up of China to US business, and that would be like opening up a whole new world.
And I think it would be even better for China. So I think we’ll be able to make that deal. I hope.
At any point do you foresee yourself dealing directly with President Xi on the final details of this deal?
Yeah, I could see that. I mean, I’m not sure that it’ll be necessary, but uh,
that happened with the UK. We were close to a deal but we—we needed one point or two points, uh, on pork and ethanol. Okay?
Two very different subjects. And I called up the Prime Minister—who’s an excellent man, Keir—excellent man.
And uh, within about uh, three minutes, it was over. We made the deal. It was a good deal for everybody.
And we have a lot of deals now. We have a lot of trade deals that want—I’d—I’d say virtually everybody wants to make a deal.
Mm. When I first saw you—and thank you for letting us cover this report on this, from Air Force One—
when I first saw you, I think you were more excited—or you were excited about the China deal—
but prescription drugs, which has been very, very painful for a lot of Americans.
Eighty percent of medications are created in America, and then we end up paying more for those medications.
Foreign countries do not pay as much as we do. You said that is over.
Can you explain why this is such a big deal?
Well, for many years we were taken advantage of by other countries and the drug companies.
But I blame the other countries in a way more—the European Union, et cetera.
They were very nasty. Very tough to the drug companies.
And uh, they would give them a very low price for drug costs in the European nations.
And—when that price was given, that was it. They wouldn’t negotiate.
They—they said, “Let America pay for the difference.”
And this happened all over the world with other countries.
And we had stupid people leading us, and especially over the last four years, and they wouldn’t do anything about it.
And it turned out that we were paying—and sometimes you saw 10 times more for the same drug.
Same drug, same company, same plant where they make it. Laboratory.
And it got to a point where I said, “We’re not gonna do this anymore.”
The pharmaceutical industry is very powerful, and probably the most powerful—considered the most powerful lobby.
And uh, the Democrats were making it impossible to lower drug prices. They knew what they were doing.
And uh, I instituted a most favored nations provision or concept,
where we’re gonna pay whatever the lowest country pays in the world.
So if it’s uh, the UK, which pays very low, uh, and any country—it could be any country—whatever the lowest price is.
And drug companies have accepted it. Everybody accepts it.
The Democrats never wanted to play ball. They never wanted to do anything.
It’s the Democrats’ fault that people were being ripped off for years and years.
And now I hear Democrats saying, “Oh, well we’re gonna now go for the bill.”
It’s gonna be very hard for them not to approve the big beautiful bill that we’re doing.
We’re doing the biggest tax cuts in the history of our country because uh,
people are gonna be getting a 50 to a 90% reduction in drug prices—not a half a percent.
I remember when I would fight so hard to get a half a point, and I actually had it down a half a point for one year.
And I was so proud of myself, ’cause that never happened before. It was always going up.
Drugs only went in one direction. That’s up.
And now, after studying the industry—it’s a very complex industry—but I figured it out.
And I said, “Not gonna happen.” But the Democrats fought very hard to keep the prices of drugs very, very high.
They really are to blame for this, because they should’ve done something about it.
And when the Republicans went with requests, they—they said, “We’re not gonna approve it.”
And now we have a unified Republican Party,
but I think the Democrats are gonna approve this bill too, because how are they gonna reject a 60, 70, 80% drug cut?
I don’t think they can. Uh, I think it’s gonna be huge.
The fact that these drugs are ma—uh, the creation of these drugs—
I mean, these companies have to go through a very arduous process to get approval.
That’s right—by the government. They spend billions of dollars.
Um, and put aside whether or not, quote, “People demonize big pharma.” That’s separate and apart.
However, we usually end up creating them, and then we end up paying 10 times more, which is crazy.
Backup here if needed:
SEAN HANNITY: Inside Air Force One! pic.twitter.com/H9NJSdcD9d
— Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) May 16, 2025
And full interview here:
FULL INTERVIEW: Sean Hannity Interviews President Trump aboard Air Force One – 5/13/25
“You see Saudi Arabia and you see UAE and you see Qatar and they have these brand new Boeing 747s — and you see ours next to it.” “We’re the United States of America. I believe we should… pic.twitter.com/09l873KQf3
— AJ Huber (@Huberton) May 14, 2025
What’s funny though is that President Trump arguably had to take a “downgrade” to fly Air Force One, probably the only person on the planet who can say that!
Because this is what TRUMP FORCE ONE looks like inside:
Sneak Peak Inside “Trump Force One”
Sneak Peak Inside "Trump Force One"
Donald Trump is one of the few people in the world who have to take a "downgrade" when they start flying Air Force One.
Why?
Because "Trump Force One" is arguably much nicer and much more luxurious!
Take a sneak peak inside right here:
Check out President Trump's 100 million dollar jet. It's loaded to the max & it's sooooo cool pic.twitter.com/RsRqFpKJTp
— ROCK ON OHIO (@ROCKONOHIO77) December 26, 2024
But I'm just getting warmed up, I have a bunch more to show you.
The Nelk Bros were recently invited by President Trump to fly with him on "Trump Force One"....how cool is that?
I can't even imagine!
And since you and I may never get the same opportunity, I can give you the next best thing.
An inside look from the Nelk Bros, who documented the whole experience.
This is SO cool....
Enjoy:
It's not the first time we've gotten a sneak peak into this bad boy...
Here are two other peaks inside the beautiful private jet:
TRUMP-FORCE ONE: Inside Donald Trump’s Insane Private Jet
TRUMP-FORCE ONE: Inside Donald Trump's Insane Private Jet
After the recent emergency landings with TRUMP FORCE ONE and JD Vance's plane, I thought it might be fun to revisit what's inside Trump's bad boy plane....
President Trump, widely known for his wealth and lavish lifestyle, is one of the wealthiest people in the world.
No modern billionaire is complete without a private jet, and President Trump's private plane is among one of the world's most powerful and luxurious private jet aircraft.
Dubbed "Trump Force One," the Boeing 757 jet has become iconic in recent years.
Normally, the former President uses his smaller Cessna plane to get around–it's much more economical than flying a massive 757, but the Trump Force One has made several notable appearances, particularly at rallies.
Take an insider's look at the luxurious Trump Force One:
And Benny Johnson got to fly with him here:
Beautiful plane!
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— Golden Advice ?????? (@RichardStiller4) April 2, 2024
CNN explained:
A standard passenger Boeing 757-200 series has about 228 seats.
Trump’s custom 757 features 43 seats – along with a main bedroom, guest suite, dining room, VIP area and custom galley.
Several days ago, Jason Miller posted this update on Trump Force One successfully taking off from a frozen airfield in Green Bay Wisconsin.
Don’t want to bury the lead here - we took off without a hitch thanks to an AMAZING ground crew in Green Bay and a FANTASTIC pilot on Trump Force One! https://t.co/lC0W2OzS3I
— Jason Miller (@JasonMiller) April 3, 2024
According to Daily Mail, CEO Kevin Elliot had this to say about Trump Force One after President Trump made a surprise appearance in the iconic aircraft during the Huntington Beach Pacific Airshow:
‘We knew he (Donald Trump) was going to be out here. This all about airplanes and his plane, a Boeing 757, is the second most photographed of all time, right behind Air Force One.
'When it comes to rare airplanes, that’s about as rare as it gets... You could have heard a pin drop. It’s all about the planes and giving fans hours of fun.
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