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Peter Schweizer and Eric Eggers fill in for Sean, unpacking a new Gallup reading that puts congressional approval at 15 percent and a growing wave of members opting out of 2026 re-election bids. Former House Oversight Chair Jason Chaffetz joins to explain how broken appropriations, abandoned regular order, and endless continuing resolutions leave lawmakers exhausted and ineffective. He makes the case for term limits, restructuring the Speaker's role, even scrapping the Appropriations Committee, and highlights how the end of earmarks has stripped leadership of leverage. The conversation contrasts Democratic unity under Nancy Pelosi with Republican's challenges, notes Donald Trump's unique influence, and touches on proposals like voter ID and the SAVE Act as part of broader structural fixes.

Peter Schweizer and Eric Eggers fill in for Sean, unpacking a new Gallup reading that puts congressional approval at 15 percent and a growing wave of members opting out of 2026 re-election bids. Former House Oversight Chair Jason Chaffetz joins to explain how broken appropriations, abandoned regular order, and endless continuing resolutions leave lawmakers exhausted and ineffective. He makes the case for term limits, restructuring the Speaker's role, even scrapping the Appropriations Committee, and highlights how the end of earmarks has stripped leadership of leverage. The conversation contrasts Democratic unity under Nancy Pelosi with Republican's challenges, notes Donald Trump's unique influence, and touches on proposals like voter ID and the SAVE Act as part of broader structural fixes.

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Congress at 15%

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Peter Schweitzer and Eric Eggers sit in for Sean and ring in the new year with a reality check on 2025. They revisit dire forecasts around tariffs, National Guard deployments in cities, and strikes on Iran, comparing them with outcomes they say include a steady market, reduced crime in Washington, D.C., and no broader war. On immigration, they cite figures on self-deportations and removals, argue the labor market remains solid, and note claims of significant tariff revenue and a narrowing deficit. The conversation also touches on reactions from Warren Buffett, Gavin Newsom, J.B. Pritzker, Tucker Carlson, and Mark Cuban. They preview a conversation with Carol Markowitz about New York City's new Democrat socialist mayor.

Peter Schweitzer and Eric Eggers sit in for Sean and ring in the new year with a reality check on 2025. They revisit dire forecasts around tariffs, National Guard deployments in cities, and strikes on Iran, comparing them with outcomes they say include a steady market, reduced crime in Washington, D.C., and no broader war. On immigration, they cite figures on self-deportations and removals, argue the labor market remains solid, and note claims of significant tariff revenue and a narrowing deficit. The conversation also touches on reactions from Warren Buffett, Gavin Newsom, J.B. Pritzker, Tucker Carlson, and Mark Cuban. They preview a conversation with Carol Markowitz about New York City's new Democrat socialist mayor.

New York's New Socialist Mayor

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Filling in for Sean Hannity, Peter Schweizer and Eric Eggers break down what may be the largest public-funds fraud scandal in American history, with Minnesota at the center. Joined by former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, the discussion traces how years of ignored audits, whistleblower warnings, and political pressure allowed massive fraud across food programs, Medicaid, autism services, and assisted living—potentially totaling $9 billion. Pawlenty outlines a culture of government incompetence, political correctness, and intentional inaction that let the abuse grow unchecked, while federal prosecutors now move aggressively toward indictments. The conversation raises urgent questions about accountability, political consequences, and whether Minnesota voters will demand real reform.

Filling in for Sean Hannity, Peter Schweizer and Eric Eggers break down what may be the largest public-funds fraud scandal in American history, with Minnesota at the center. Joined by former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty, the discussion traces how years of ignored audits, whistleblower warnings, and political pressure allowed massive fraud across food programs, Medicaid, autism services, and assisted living&mdash;potentially totaling $9 billion. Pawlenty outlines a culture of government incompetence, political correctness, and intentional inaction that let the abuse grow unchecked, while federal prosecutors now move aggressively toward indictments. The conversation raises urgent questions about accountability, political consequences, and whether Minnesota voters will demand real reform.

Minnesota Fraud Exposed: Billions Lost, Warnings Ignored, and the Political Fallout

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During the News Roundup hour, Sean Hannity examines the global rise of anti-Semitism and radical Islamist violence, drawing parallels between Israel’s security challenges and unchecked immigration policies across the West. Sean is joined by New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, who provides firsthand insight into Australia’s radicalization crisis following a deadly attack and years of ignored warnings. The conversation focuses on government inaction, media bias, and how ideological blind spots have allowed hatred to fester. Together, they argue that these tragedies were foreseeable—and preventable—if leaders had acted sooner.

During the News Roundup hour, Sean Hannity examines the global rise of anti-Semitism and radical Islamist violence, drawing parallels between Israel&rsquo;s security challenges and unchecked immigration policies across the West. Sean is joined by New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, who provides firsthand insight into Australia&rsquo;s radicalization crisis following a deadly attack and years of ignored warnings. The conversation focuses on government inaction, media bias, and how ideological blind spots have allowed hatred to fester. Together, they argue that these tragedies were foreseeable&mdash;and preventable&mdash;if leaders had acted sooner.

"Best of Hannity": Global Anti-Semitism, Radicalization, and the Failure to Act

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