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In Hour 2, Sean Hannity zeroes in on explosive comments made by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes regarding stand-your-ground laws and ICE agents. Hannity breaks down why law enforcement leaders across Arizona condemned the remarks and what the controversy means for border states already struggling with illegal immigration. He is joined by Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen, who announces his campaign to unseat Mayes and restore what he calls law-and-order leadership in the state.

The conversation expands into the broader national immigration debate, examining the pressures faced by border communities and the political consequences heading into the next election cycle. Hannity emphasizes the dangers of reckless rhetoric directed at federal agents and the importance of clear legal standards when it comes to self-defense laws. He also reflects on the legacy of former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich and contrasts past leadership with the current political climate.

As the 2026 race begins to take shape, Hannity frames Arizona as a critical battleground for border enforcement, public safety, and the future direction of the American Southwest.

In Hour 2, Sean Hannity zeroes in on explosive comments made by Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes regarding stand-your-ground laws and ICE agents. Hannity breaks down why law enforcement leaders across Arizona condemned the remarks and what the controversy means for border states already struggling with illegal immigration. He is joined by Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen, who announces his campaign to unseat Mayes and restore what he calls law-and-order leadership in the state.
The conversation expands into the broader national immigration debate, examining the pressures faced by border communities and the political consequences heading into the next election cycle. Hannity emphasizes the dangers of reckless rhetoric directed at federal agents and the importance of clear legal standards when it comes to self-defense laws. He also reflects on the legacy of former Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich and contrasts past leadership with the current political climate.
As the 2026 race begins to take shape, Hannity frames Arizona as a critical battleground for border enforcement, public safety, and the future direction of the American Southwest.

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Border State Showdown

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In Hour 3, Sean Hannity shifts the focus to the broader political fallout surrounding immigration enforcement, media narratives, and Democratic leadership. Hannity reacts to escalating rhetoric from figures like Chuck Schumer and California Governor Gavin Newsom, arguing that partisan messaging is fueling division while ignoring deeper policy failures. He contrasts what he calls “political theater” with the real-world impact on law enforcement officers and American families.

The hour also features analysis from key voices including Lindsey Graham, Charles Payne, Reince Priebus, and Emily Compagno, who weigh in on the economy, election strategy, and the future of border enforcement. Hannity examines the economic outlook, discussing growth projections and tax policy shifts, while acknowledging the financial strain many Americans still face.

As the conversation widens, Hannity emphasizes accountability, personal responsibility, and constitutional order, framing the moment as a pivotal crossroads for the country. With 2026 on the horizon, he argues that voters will ultimately decide whether rhetoric or results define America’s path forward.

In Hour 3, Sean Hannity shifts the focus to the broader political fallout surrounding immigration enforcement, media narratives, and Democratic leadership. Hannity reacts to escalating rhetoric from figures like Chuck Schumer and California Governor Gavin Newsom, arguing that partisan messaging is fueling division while ignoring deeper policy failures. He contrasts what he calls &ldquo;political theater&rdquo; with the real-world impact on law enforcement officers and American families.
The hour also features analysis from key voices including Lindsey Graham, Charles Payne, Reince Priebus, and Emily Compagno, who weigh in on the economy, election strategy, and the future of border enforcement. Hannity examines the economic outlook, discussing growth projections and tax policy shifts, while acknowledging the financial strain many Americans still face.
As the conversation widens, Hannity emphasizes accountability, personal responsibility, and constitutional order, framing the moment as a pivotal crossroads for the country. With 2026 on the horizon, he argues that voters will ultimately decide whether rhetoric or results define America&rsquo;s path forward.

Law, Leadership and Media Spin

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Sean Hannity opens the hour by revisiting comments from Barack Obama defending border enforcement, contrasting them with today’s Democratic backlash against ICE operations. He argues that political and media “selective outrage” has intensified tensions surrounding immigration enforcement, particularly in Minnesota, where anti-ICE protests have escalated. Hannity draws a direct line from what he calls years of “open border policies” under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to the current crisis, highlighting violent criminals arrested by federal agents and the dangers faced by law enforcement.

The hour also focuses on the broader cultural and political debate over immigration, sanctuary policies, and the treatment of ICE agents. Hannity strongly defends responsible Second Amendment rights, emphasizing firearm training, de-escalation, and accountability—particularly when interacting with law enforcement. He urges listeners to separate political rhetoric from personal responsibility, arguing that reckless language from elected officials can have real-world consequences.

Throughout the program, Hannity frames the issue as a defining battle over law, order, and national sovereignty ahead of the 2026 elections.

Sean Hannity opens the hour by revisiting comments from Barack Obama defending border enforcement, contrasting them with today&rsquo;s Democratic backlash against ICE operations. He argues that political and media &ldquo;selective outrage&rdquo; has intensified tensions surrounding immigration enforcement, particularly in Minnesota, where anti-ICE protests have escalated. Hannity draws a direct line from what he calls years of &ldquo;open border policies&rdquo; under Joe Biden and Kamala Harris to the current crisis, highlighting violent criminals arrested by federal agents and the dangers faced by law enforcement.
The hour also focuses on the broader cultural and political debate over immigration, sanctuary policies, and the treatment of ICE agents. Hannity strongly defends responsible Second Amendment rights, emphasizing firearm training, de-escalation, and accountability&mdash;particularly when interacting with law enforcement. He urges listeners to separate political rhetoric from personal responsibility, arguing that reckless language from elected officials can have real-world consequences.
Throughout the program, Hannity frames the issue as a defining battle over law, order, and national sovereignty ahead of the 2026 elections.

ICE Firestorm

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Sean Hannity opened the show highlighting President Trump’s move to rescind the 2009 EPA endangerment rule, arguing it will lower car prices and ease energy costs for American families. He pointed to falling gas prices, moderating inflation, and what he described as the early effects of a stronger economic rebound. Hannity also warned that Democrats’ push to defund the Department of Homeland Security could jeopardize funding for TSA, FEMA, cybersecurity, and the Secret Service.

The conversation turned sharply to Minnesota, where ICE agents are facing organized protests and escalating confrontations while attempting to arrest violent offenders. Hannity argued that reckless rhetoric from elected officials is contributing to a dangerous climate for law enforcement. He emphasized responsible gun ownership, de-escalation, and respect for officers in tense encounters. The hour closed with a broader warning: immigration, law enforcement, and election integrity are shaping up to be defining issues in the next election cycle

Sean Hannity opened the show highlighting President Trump&rsquo;s move to rescind the 2009 EPA endangerment rule, arguing it will lower car prices and ease energy costs for American families. He pointed to falling gas prices, moderating inflation, and what he described as the early effects of a stronger economic rebound. Hannity also warned that Democrats&rsquo; push to defund the Department of Homeland Security could jeopardize funding for TSA, FEMA, cybersecurity, and the Secret Service.
The conversation turned sharply to Minnesota, where ICE agents are facing organized protests and escalating confrontations while attempting to arrest violent offenders. Hannity argued that reckless rhetoric from elected officials is contributing to a dangerous climate for law enforcement. He emphasized responsible gun ownership, de-escalation, and respect for officers in tense encounters. The hour closed with a broader warning: immigration, law enforcement, and election integrity are shaping up to be defining issues in the next election cycle

The Fight for America's Future

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