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John Solomon, Editor in Chief of Just the News and Seamus Bruner author of the upcoming book COMPROMISED: How Money and Politics Drive FBI Corruption and Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute are here to discuss the testimony today of Christoher Wray before the House Judiciary Committee. The House Judiciary put together and released a report detailing the many grievances they have against the Director on the behalf of the American people.

John Solomon, Editor in Chief of Just the News and Seamus Bruner author of the upcoming book COMPROMISED: How Money and Politics Drive FBI Corruption and Director of Research at the Government Accountability Institute are here to discuss the testimony today of Christoher Wray before the House Judiciary Committee. The House Judiciary put together and released a report detailing the many grievances they have against the Director on the behalf of the American people.

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Money and the FBI - July 12th, Hour 3

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Sean Hannity continues broadcasting from Michigan with Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, who discusses Florida's pursuit of criminal accountability against Cuban leader Raul Castro in connection with the deaths of four civilian pilots more than three decades ago.

Uthmeier also addresses public safety, political spending in state attorney general races, and the importance of voter turnout in the approaching midterms.

Sean takes listener calls about economic pressures facing young Americans, education, and the appeal of socialism. Later, he examines the Minnesota Senate race between Michele Tafoya and Peggy Flanagan, questions Mary Peltola's debate performance in Alaska, and explains why he remains skeptical of election polling.

With Election Day approaching, Sean explores the uncertainty surrounding some of the country's most closely watched races.

Sean Hannity continues broadcasting from Michigan with Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, who discusses Florida's pursuit of criminal accountability against Cuban leader Raul Castro in connection with the deaths of four civilian pilots more than three decades ago.
Uthmeier also addresses public safety, political spending in state attorney general races, and the importance of voter turnout in the approaching midterms.
Sean takes listener calls about economic pressures facing young Americans, education, and the appeal of socialism. Later, he examines the Minnesota Senate race between Michele Tafoya and Peggy Flanagan, questions Mary Peltola's debate performance in Alaska, and explains why he remains skeptical of election polling.
With Election Day approaching, Sean explores the uncertainty surrounding some of the country's most closely watched races.

Florida's Fight for Justice: Raul Castro and the Midterm Stakes

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In the final hour from Michigan, Sean Hannity is joined by Democratic attorney and political commentator Julian Epstein for an extended discussion about the direction of the Democratic Party and the upcoming midterm elections.

Sean plays clips of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed addressing his past positions on policing, the Green New Deal, and his association with political streamer Hasan Piker. Epstein offers his perspective on the Democratic establishment's support for El-Sayed, the party's ideological divisions, and the challenges facing more moderate Democrats.

The conversation expands into economic policy, government spending, taxation, political polarization, and whether either party can confidently predict the November election results.

Plus, Sean previews tonight's Michigan town hall with Mike Rogers and John James.

In the final hour from Michigan, Sean Hannity is joined by Democratic attorney and political commentator Julian Epstein for an extended discussion about the direction of the Democratic Party and the upcoming midterm elections.
Sean plays clips of Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed addressing his past positions on policing, the Green New Deal, and his association with political streamer Hasan Piker. Epstein offers his perspective on the Democratic establishment's support for El-Sayed, the party's ideological divisions, and the challenges facing more moderate Democrats.
The conversation expands into economic policy, government spending, taxation, political polarization, and whether either party can confidently predict the November election results.
Plus, Sean previews tonight's Michigan town hall with Mike Rogers and John James.

A Democratic Divide: Julian Epstein Sounds the Alarm

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Live from Michigan, Sean Hannity examines the high-stakes battle for control of Congress with just 15 days remaining until Election Day. Sean focuses on the Senate showdown between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, questioning El-Sayed's political record, past statements, and support from prominent Democratic leaders.

From polling surprises in Michigan and Wisconsin to competitive races in Ohio, Alaska, Kansas, and Florida, Sean explains why traditional midterm predictions may not tell the whole story. He also discusses rising energy prices, Iran, immigration, and the political stakes heading into November.

Plus, a preview of tonight's Michigan town hall featuring Mike Rogers, John James, Kellyanne Conway, and Aaron McGuire.

Live from Michigan, Sean Hannity examines the high-stakes battle for control of Congress with just 15 days remaining until Election Day. Sean focuses on the Senate showdown between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, questioning El-Sayed's political record, past statements, and support from prominent Democratic leaders.
From polling surprises in Michigan and Wisconsin to competitive races in Ohio, Alaska, Kansas, and Florida, Sean explains why traditional midterm predictions may not tell the whole story. He also discusses rising energy prices, Iran, immigration, and the political stakes heading into November.
Plus, a preview of tonight's Michigan town hall featuring Mike Rogers, John James, Kellyanne Conway, and Aaron McGuire.

Michigan Showdown: 15 Days to the Midterms

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Money and the FBI - July 12th, Hour 3

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