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Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee, joins us to discuss his new book, OUT TODAY, SEVEN THINGS YOU CAN’T SAY ABOUT CHINA 

Senator Tom Cotton of Arkansas, who sits on the Senate Intelligence Committee, joins us to discuss his new book, OUT TODAY, SEVEN THINGS YOU CAN&rsquo;T SAY ABOUT CHINA&nbsp;

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7 Things You Can't Say About China - February 18th, Hour 2

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Pennsylvania State Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity joins Sean Hannity to discuss her campaign against Governor Josh Shapiro. Garrity highlights Pennsylvania’s economic ranking, structural deficit, natural-gas reserves, manufacturing base, and the potential creation of thousands of new jobs. The conversation follows President Trump’s announcement of nearly $10 billion in defense-industry investments in Pennsylvania. Garrity argues that Shapiro’s moderate image does not match his record on energy, gender policy, spending, and lawsuits against the Trump administration. Hannity also discusses divisions inside the Democratic Party and efforts to replace Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner. Later, he plays remarks from Stephen A. Smith criticizing Democratic positions on medical transitions for minors. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addresses what he describes as a longstanding institutional blind spot toward violence committed in support of far-left causes. The hour concludes with calls about Iran, regime change, and the future of Republican presidential politics.

Pennsylvania State Treasurer and gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity joins Sean Hannity to discuss her campaign against Governor Josh Shapiro. Garrity highlights Pennsylvania&rsquo;s economic ranking, structural deficit, natural-gas reserves, manufacturing base, and the potential creation of thousands of new jobs. The conversation follows President Trump&rsquo;s announcement of nearly $10 billion in defense-industry investments in Pennsylvania. Garrity argues that Shapiro&rsquo;s moderate image does not match his record on energy, gender policy, spending, and lawsuits against the Trump administration. Hannity also discusses divisions inside the Democratic Party and efforts to replace Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner. Later, he plays remarks from Stephen A. Smith criticizing Democratic positions on medical transitions for minors. Secretary of State Marco Rubio addresses what he describes as a longstanding institutional blind spot toward violence committed in support of far-left causes. The hour concludes with calls about Iran, regime change, and the future of Republican presidential politics.

The Battle for Pennsylvania

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Representative Mary Miller joins Sean Hannity after questioning University of California, San Francisco officials about biological sex, pregnancy, and the terminology used in medical education. Miller argues that medical schools abandoning biological definitions should face scrutiny over their accreditation. The conversation expands to gender-related policies in schools, parental authority, and the medical treatment of minors. Hannity and Miller also revisit COVID-era mandates, natural immunity, vaccines, and the government’s handling of public-health information. Later, Hannity highlights Democratic politicians who are increasingly embracing progressive or democratic-socialist positions ahead of future elections. He discusses comments from Andy Beshear, Gavin Newsom, and other party leaders about capitalism and socialism. Callers address Canadian wildfire smoke affecting the northeastern United States, election politics, and concerns about government transparency.

Representative Mary Miller joins Sean Hannity after questioning University of California, San Francisco officials about biological sex, pregnancy, and the terminology used in medical education. Miller argues that medical schools abandoning biological definitions should face scrutiny over their accreditation. The conversation expands to gender-related policies in schools, parental authority, and the medical treatment of minors. Hannity and Miller also revisit COVID-era mandates, natural immunity, vaccines, and the government&rsquo;s handling of public-health information. Later, Hannity highlights Democratic politicians who are increasingly embracing progressive or democratic-socialist positions ahead of future elections. He discusses comments from Andy Beshear, Gavin Newsom, and other party leaders about capitalism and socialism. Callers address Canadian wildfire smoke affecting the northeastern United States, election politics, and concerns about government transparency.

When Medicine Abandons Biology

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Sean Hannity examines a possible strategy for passing the SAVE America Act through budget reconciliation. He credits the late Senator Lindsey Graham with helping develop a plan that would use federal incentives to encourage states to adopt voter identification requirements. Hannity criticizes Senator Thom Tillis for threatening to delay the legislation and argues that proof of citizenship and voter ID would increase confidence in election results. He previews President Trump’s planned national address concerning a major government data breach and previously undisclosed vulnerabilities in election systems. The hour also covers U.S. military operations against Iran, the use of naval drones, and the continuing degradation of Iran’s weapons capabilities. Hannity discusses lessons from Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan while arguing for confronting threats before they become more dangerous. He also addresses Ukraine’s evolving drone technology and recent immigration enforcement cases involving violent offenders.

Sean Hannity examines a possible strategy for passing the SAVE America Act through budget reconciliation. He credits the late Senator Lindsey Graham with helping develop a plan that would use federal incentives to encourage states to adopt voter identification requirements. Hannity criticizes Senator Thom Tillis for threatening to delay the legislation and argues that proof of citizenship and voter ID would increase confidence in election results. He previews President Trump&rsquo;s planned national address concerning a major government data breach and previously undisclosed vulnerabilities in election systems. The hour also covers U.S. military operations against Iran, the use of naval drones, and the continuing degradation of Iran&rsquo;s weapons capabilities. Hannity discusses lessons from Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan while arguing for confronting threats before they become more dangerous. He also addresses Ukraine&rsquo;s evolving drone technology and recent immigration enforcement cases involving violent offenders.

The Fight for Election Integrity

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7 Things You Can't Say About China - February 18th, Hour 2

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