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Sara Carter, Investigative Journalist and Fox News Correspondent & HHS Whistleblower Tara Rodas,who was the former deputy to the director of the Federal Case Management Team at HHS, she and Sara have worked together to bring awareness and fight back against the evils that are happening to children every day. Both Sara and Tara have and are working to find the over 300k missing children. 

Sara Carter, Investigative Journalist and Fox News Correspondent &amp; HHS Whistleblower Tara Rodas,who was the former deputy to the director of the Federal Case Management Team at HHS, she and Sara have worked together to bring awareness and fight back against the evils that are happening to children every day. Both Sara and Tara have and are working to find the over 300k missing children.

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Best of Hannity: Sara Carter and Tara Rodas - December 24th, Hour 3

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Sean Hannity closes the show by confronting what he calls a growing culture of dangerous political rhetoric, spotlighting controversy surrounding Jimmy Kimmel and comments about President Trump. He contrasts modern media behavior with past standards set by figures like Johnny Carson, arguing that today’s entertainment landscape has abandoned basic boundaries. The hour expands into a broader conversation about media influence, political division, and how language shapes real-world actions. With additional commentary on public reactions, cultural trends, and accountability, this episode captures the emotional and societal fallout of an increasingly volatile political environment.

Sean Hannity closes the show by confronting what he calls a growing culture of dangerous political rhetoric, spotlighting controversy surrounding Jimmy Kimmel and comments about President Trump. He contrasts modern media behavior with past standards set by figures like Johnny Carson, arguing that today&rsquo;s entertainment landscape has abandoned basic boundaries. The hour expands into a broader conversation about media influence, political division, and how language shapes real-world actions. With additional commentary on public reactions, cultural trends, and accountability, this episode captures the emotional and societal fallout of an increasingly volatile political environment.

Rhetoric, The Media and Cultural Breakdown

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In hour two, Sean Hannity dives deeper into the attempted attack fallout, focusing on major security breakdowns and what must change to protect the President and top officials. He highlights new polling showing overwhelming public support for fully funding the Department of Homeland Security and the Secret Service, while warning that repeated failures—from perimeter control to site sweeps—are putting lives at risk. Hannity also examines the role of political rhetoric, arguing that escalating language from elected officials and media figures is contributing to a dangerous climate. This episode is a detailed look at security, accountability, and the growing national debate over safety and responsibility.

In hour two, Sean Hannity dives deeper into the attempted attack fallout, focusing on major security breakdowns and what must change to protect the President and top officials. He highlights new polling showing overwhelming public support for fully funding the Department of Homeland Security and the Secret Service, while warning that repeated failures&mdash;from perimeter control to site sweeps&mdash;are putting lives at risk. Hannity also examines the role of political rhetoric, arguing that escalating language from elected officials and media figures is contributing to a dangerous climate. This episode is a detailed look at security, accountability, and the growing national debate over safety and responsibility.

Security Failures and Political Firestorms

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Sean Hannity opens the hour reacting to King Charles III addressing Congress, using the moment to launch a broader critique of Europe’s leadership, NATO burden-sharing, and what he sees as declining Western resolve. He pivots quickly to escalating tensions with Iran, explaining how U.S. economic pressure and a tightening blockade are pushing Tehran toward a breaking point. Hannity outlines the strategic implications of collapsing oil storage capacity, rising inflation inside Iran, and the potential for irreversible economic damage to the regime. This episode blends global politics, energy strategy, and cultural commentary into a fast-paced breakdown of where the West stands—and what comes next.

Sean Hannity opens the hour reacting to King Charles III addressing Congress, using the moment to launch a broader critique of Europe&rsquo;s leadership, NATO burden-sharing, and what he sees as declining Western resolve. He pivots quickly to escalating tensions with Iran, explaining how U.S. economic pressure and a tightening blockade are pushing Tehran toward a breaking point. Hannity outlines the strategic implications of collapsing oil storage capacity, rising inflation inside Iran, and the potential for irreversible economic damage to the regime. This episode blends global politics, energy strategy, and cultural commentary into a fast-paced breakdown of where the West stands&mdash;and what comes next.

King, Crisis and Consequence

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Best of Hannity: Sara Carter and Tara Rodas - December 24th, Hour 3

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