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Sean Hannity kicks off today by spotlighting New York Governor Kathy Hochul's multiple boos at the Ryder Cup's Bethpage Black opening, tying the event to her declining approval ratings. He dives into global tensions, with Russia challenging NATO's airspace and Denmark weighing Article 4 talk, as U.S. jets intercept Russian planes near Alaska; Sean sharply contrasts Biden's approach with Trump's, who he says projects true strength. Hannity speculates on James Comey's potential indictment for false statements.

Sean Hannity kicks off today by spotlighting New York Governor Kathy Hochul's multiple boos at the Ryder Cup's Bethpage Black opening, tying the event to her declining approval ratings. He dives into global tensions, with Russia challenging NATO's airspace and Denmark weighing Article 4 talk, as U.S. jets intercept Russian planes near Alaska; Sean sharply contrasts Biden's approach with Trump's, who he says projects true strength. Hannity speculates on James Comey's potential indictment for false statements.

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Governor Hochul Booed - September 25th, Hour 1

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Sean Hannity sounds the alarm over what he calls the most preventable national security crisis in modern American history. In this powerful hour, Hannity revisits years of claims that the U.S. border was “secure” and contrasts those statements with record migrant crossings and growing terrorism concerns. Former acting CBP Commissioner Mark Morgan joins the show to explain how unvetted border crossings could pose long-term national security risks. Hannity outlines the connection between immigration enforcement, counterterrorism, and public safety, arguing that the nation must send a clear message that illegal entry will not be tolerated. The discussion also covers rising crime, the role of federal agencies, and what a stronger enforcement strategy might look like moving forward. Hannity calls for accountability and warns that the consequences of past policies may take years to fully resolve.

Sean Hannity sounds the alarm over what he calls the most preventable national security crisis in modern American history. In this powerful hour, Hannity revisits years of claims that the U.S. border was &ldquo;secure&rdquo; and contrasts those statements with record migrant crossings and growing terrorism concerns. Former acting CBP Commissioner Mark Morgan joins the show to explain how unvetted border crossings could pose long-term national security risks. Hannity outlines the connection between immigration enforcement, counterterrorism, and public safety, arguing that the nation must send a clear message that illegal entry will not be tolerated. The discussion also covers rising crime, the role of federal agencies, and what a stronger enforcement strategy might look like moving forward. Hannity calls for accountability and warns that the consequences of past policies may take years to fully resolve.

Border Security, Terror Threats, and the Immigration Reckoning

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Sean Hannity breaks down the escalating confrontation with Iran and why he believes America’s decisive response has changed the global balance of power. Senator John Fetterman joins the program to discuss the military strikes that crippled Iran’s nuclear ambitions and why he says preventing a nuclear-armed Iran should be a bipartisan priority. Hannity revisits years of warnings from American leaders about Tehran’s nuclear threat and asks why some politicians now oppose the very actions they once supported. The conversation also turns to national security, the Department of Homeland Security funding battle, and the debate over voter ID and the SAVE Act. Hannity argues that protecting election integrity and enforcing immigration law are essential to preserving the constitutional republic. It’s a high-stakes hour covering foreign policy, domestic security, and the growing divide inside American politics.

Sean Hannity breaks down the escalating confrontation with Iran and why he believes America&rsquo;s decisive response has changed the global balance of power. Senator John Fetterman joins the program to discuss the military strikes that crippled Iran&rsquo;s nuclear ambitions and why he says preventing a nuclear-armed Iran should be a bipartisan priority. Hannity revisits years of warnings from American leaders about Tehran&rsquo;s nuclear threat and asks why some politicians now oppose the very actions they once supported. The conversation also turns to national security, the Department of Homeland Security funding battle, and the debate over voter ID and the SAVE Act. Hannity argues that protecting election integrity and enforcing immigration law are essential to preserving the constitutional republic. It&rsquo;s a high-stakes hour covering foreign policy, domestic security, and the growing divide inside American politics.

Iran’s Nuclear Threat and the Midnight Hammer Moment

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Sean Hannity dives into the economic ripple effects of global conflict as oil prices plunge and markets react to America’s growing influence over global energy routes. Hannity explains how U.S. naval protection of oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz may stabilize world markets while weakening adversaries like Iran. He also explores a surprising diplomatic development—reports that Cuba may be negotiating with the United States and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Hannity shares personal stories about Cuban-American immigrants and the devastating legacy of Castro’s communist regime. The hour highlights how energy policy, geopolitical pressure, and economic leverage can reshape international alliances. Hannity argues that strong leadership abroad can lead to stability at home—and possibly historic change in places like Cuba.

Sean Hannity dives into the economic ripple effects of global conflict as oil prices plunge and markets react to America&rsquo;s growing influence over global energy routes. Hannity explains how U.S. naval protection of oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz may stabilize world markets while weakening adversaries like Iran. He also explores a surprising diplomatic development&mdash;reports that Cuba may be negotiating with the United States and Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Hannity shares personal stories about Cuban-American immigrants and the devastating legacy of Castro&rsquo;s communist regime. The hour highlights how energy policy, geopolitical pressure, and economic leverage can reshape international alliances. Hannity argues that strong leadership abroad can lead to stability at home&mdash;and possibly historic change in places like Cuba.

Markets, Cuba, and the New Global Energy Battle

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Governor Hochul Booed - September 25th, Hour 1

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