The lead event is the Supreme Court's announcement that it will review the Trump administrations metering policy, which limited asylum seekers at the U.S. border a major step in the ongoing immigration battle. Sean Hannity frames the discussion as a fight for American sovereignty and security, highlighting concerns over open borders under the Biden-Harris administration and emphasizing recent incidents involving known terrorists. Guest Gene Hamilton, president of America First Legal, explains the stakes: whether the federal government can control its own borders, and warns of risks to national security. This matters as the outcome could reshape U.S. border policy, impacting millions and influencing the nations approach to immigration for years to come.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Aftermath of Pacific Palisades
Sean Hannity leads a critical discussion on the devastating aftermath of the Pacific Palisades fire, where government mismanagement is in the spotlight. Highlighting new LA Times revelations, Sean frames the tragedy as the product of failed state and local leadership, with empty reservoirs, unmonitored smoldering, and absent elected officials like Mayor Karen Bass and Governor Gavin Newsom. Joined by guest John Kahn Breitbart editor and a victim who lost his home and Senator Rick Scott of Florida, the show explores how rebuilding efforts have stalled, victims face exorbitant costs, and Republican Senators from other states are forced to step in due to local inaction. This matters because, as Sean underscores, it's a stark warning of how government inefficiency can amplify disaster and leave citizens abandoned.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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$13.9B In America
Today's event spotlights Toyotas launch of a $13.9 billion battery plant in Liberty, North Carolina, amid historic investments reshaping American manufacturing. Sean Hannity frames this story within the broader surge of industrial growth under President Trumps economic doctrine, emphasizing supply-side policies, strategic foreign relations, and national security imperatives especially the need to make pharmaceuticals and semiconductors in the U.S. Guests and highlights include discussion of global leaders like MBS at the White House and trumpeted successes from companies such as Apple and Goldman Sachs bringing jobs back home. Hannity stresses why this wave matters: it's more than jobs it's about economic independence, reduced reliance on foreign supply chains, and a revitalized future for American workers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Lessons from Venezuela
=On the Sean Hannity Show, Sean opens by unpacking recent political maneuvers, highlighting Bill Maher's rude "awokening" warning on socialism echoed by Zoran Mamdani's rise in Democratic ranks. Daniel Di Martino, a Manhattan Institute fellow, brings a personal story detailing Venezuela's collapse from prosperity to poverty. Sean frames Di Martino's experience as a wake-up call, urging listeners not to ignore socialisms failures and to embrace innovation, like AI, for Americas economic future. This episode stands out for blending real-world testimony with strategic advice, emphasizing why political and technological awareness is vital right now.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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Border Patrol Targets Crime Surge
The Sean Hannity Show spotlights a major law and order push as federal agents descend on Charlotte, North Carolina after a surge of violent crime and high-profile protests. Congressman Mark Harris and Senate candidate Don Brown detail Operation Charlottes Web, which has already seen Border Patrol arrest over 130 illegal immigrants linked to murder, rape, and other serious offenses. Sean frames the action as vindicating Trumps strategy arguing for visible policing and federal help, and warning against heated rhetoric from the left which he believes incites unrest. The guests emphasize the dire need for more law enforcement support in Charlotte, praising the results in other cities and calling for continued federal intervention. This matters as Charlottes experience feeds the national debate on immigration, policing, and public safety ahead of a critical election season.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sean Hannity is a multimedia superstar, spending four hours a day every day reaching out to millions of Americans on radio, television and the Internet.
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