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The DEA has identified fentanyl as the leading cause of death among men 18-45.  With that, the southern border is wide open as these drugs come streaming through.  We HAVE to do something.

The DEA has identified fentanyl as the leading cause of death among men 18-45.  With that, the southern border is wide open as these drugs come streaming through.  We HAVE to do something.

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Drugs Are Murdering - March 1st, Hour 1

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In the final hour, Sean Hannity breaks down what he calls the battle over perception in American politics, exposing how polling, media narratives, and messaging are shaping the upcoming midterm elections. He highlights new data showing overwhelming support for President Trump’s decision to intervene and resolve the TSA funding crisis, arguing that real Americans care about results—not political spin. Hannity contrasts that with what he sees as systemic bias from major media outlets and polling organizations that consistently misrepresent public opinion.

The conversation expands into a broader critique of the Republican Party’s messaging failures, warning that even strong policy wins can be lost without clear communication. Hannity also takes calls from listeners, dives into cultural trends, and calls out what he views as misinformation driving division across the country. From economic policy to generational work ethic, the hour covers the issues shaping everyday American life. His message is clear: winning the narrative is just as important as winning the policy fight—and the stakes couldn’t be higher.

In the final hour, Sean Hannity breaks down what he calls the battle over perception in American politics, exposing how polling, media narratives, and messaging are shaping the upcoming midterm elections. He highlights new data showing overwhelming support for President Trump&rsquo;s decision to intervene and resolve the TSA funding crisis, arguing that real Americans care about results&mdash;not political spin. Hannity contrasts that with what he sees as systemic bias from major media outlets and polling organizations that consistently misrepresent public opinion.
The conversation expands into a broader critique of the Republican Party&rsquo;s messaging failures, warning that even strong policy wins can be lost without clear communication. Hannity also takes calls from listeners, dives into cultural trends, and calls out what he views as misinformation driving division across the country. From economic policy to generational work ethic, the hour covers the issues shaping everyday American life. His message is clear: winning the narrative is just as important as winning the policy fight&mdash;and the stakes couldn&rsquo;t be higher.

Polls, Power & Propaganda: The Fight for America’s Narrative

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Sean Hannity delivers a forceful second hour focused on what he calls the unraveling of NATO, as key European allies refuse to support U.S. operations against Iran. He breaks down the growing frustration from the Trump administration, highlighting decisions by countries like Spain and others to deny airspace and military access during a critical moment. Hannity argues that decades of imbalance—where the U.S. funds the majority of NATO defense—are now being exposed in real time.

He also dives deeper into the Iran conflict, explaining why preventing a nuclear-armed Iran remains the central objective and why short-term economic pain is worth long-term global security. Through interviews and analysis, Hannity makes the case that Europe’s inaction could mark a turning point in global alliances. The hour expands into broader concerns about national security, energy independence, and America’s role on the world stage. His message is clear: if allies won’t stand with us, America may have to stand alone.

Sean Hannity delivers a forceful second hour focused on what he calls the unraveling of NATO, as key European allies refuse to support U.S. operations against Iran. He breaks down the growing frustration from the Trump administration, highlighting decisions by countries like Spain and others to deny airspace and military access during a critical moment. Hannity argues that decades of imbalance&mdash;where the U.S. funds the majority of NATO defense&mdash;are now being exposed in real time.
He also dives deeper into the Iran conflict, explaining why preventing a nuclear-armed Iran remains the central objective and why short-term economic pain is worth long-term global security. Through interviews and analysis, Hannity makes the case that Europe&rsquo;s inaction could mark a turning point in global alliances. The hour expands into broader concerns about national security, energy independence, and America&rsquo;s role on the world stage. His message is clear: if allies won&rsquo;t stand with us, America may have to stand alone.

Rogue Allies: NATO, Iran, and America First Decisions

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Sean Hannity opens the show with a deep dive into the final phase of the Iran conflict, laying out why the mission to eliminate nuclear capability has reached a decisive moment. He breaks down intelligence surrounding enriched uranium, ballistic missile range, and the growing urgency behind recent military action. Hannity argues that global institutions have repeatedly underestimated the Iranian threat, leaving the United States to act with clarity and force.

The focus then shifts to Europe and the future of NATO, as Hannity questions whether longtime allies can still be trusted after failing to fully support U.S. efforts. He highlights rising energy costs, policy decisions, and what he sees as a broader decline across the continent. Drawing on history—from World War II to modern alliances—Hannity makes the case that strength and unity are no longer guaranteed. This hour delivers a clear message: the Iran endgame is here, and the outcome will reshape not just the Middle East—but America’s role on the world stage.

Sean Hannity opens the show with a deep dive into the final phase of the Iran conflict, laying out why the mission to eliminate nuclear capability has reached a decisive moment. He breaks down intelligence surrounding enriched uranium, ballistic missile range, and the growing urgency behind recent military action. Hannity argues that global institutions have repeatedly underestimated the Iranian threat, leaving the United States to act with clarity and force.
The focus then shifts to Europe and the future of NATO, as Hannity questions whether longtime allies can still be trusted after failing to fully support U.S. efforts. He highlights rising energy costs, policy decisions, and what he sees as a broader decline across the continent. Drawing on history&mdash;from World War II to modern alliances&mdash;Hannity makes the case that strength and unity are no longer guaranteed. This hour delivers a clear message: the Iran endgame is here, and the outcome will reshape not just the Middle East&mdash;but America&rsquo;s role on the world stage.

NATO On Notice

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