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Roger Severino, VP of Domestic Policy at Heritage and Trump's former Director of the Office of Civil Rights (HHS) -- also a former DOJ Civil Rights Atty and Bill Jacobson, Cornell Law Professor and Founder of EqualProfect.org discuss the pro Hamas movement in the US. Today Roger, who went to Harvard, and Bill, who teaches at Cornell, talk about the EXTREME anti-Israel sentiment from these institutions. 

Roger Severino, VP of Domestic Policy at Heritage and Trump's former Director of the Office of Civil Rights (HHS) -- also a former DOJ Civil Rights Atty and Bill Jacobson, Cornell Law Professor and Founder of EqualProfect.org discuss the pro Hamas movement in the US. Today Roger, who went to Harvard, and Bill, who teaches at Cornell, talk about the EXTREME anti-Israel sentiment from these institutions.

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Roger Severino - October 17th, Hour 3

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Breaking news dominates the final hour as Sean Hannity delivers live coverage of an extraordinary nationwide FAA ground stop following a telecommunications outage affecting air traffic control systems across the United States. Sean carries remarks from Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, who says officials have not identified evidence of a malicious attack while investigators work to determine the cause. Aviation expert and pilot Josh Sherard joins Sean to explain the difference between a precautionary ground stop and the emergency grounding procedures used on September 11. Former military pilots, commercial aviators and retired air traffic controllers call in to discuss aging FAA infrastructure, communication redundancies and the challenges of modernizing critical systems without disrupting air travel. With flights delayed nationwide and the investigation continuing, Sean separates confirmed information from speculation and examines what the outage reveals about the resilience of America's aviation infrastructure.

Breaking news dominates the final hour as Sean Hannity delivers live coverage of an extraordinary nationwide FAA ground stop following a telecommunications outage affecting air traffic control systems across the United States. Sean carries remarks from Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, who says officials have not identified evidence of a malicious attack while investigators work to determine the cause. Aviation expert and pilot Josh Sherard joins Sean to explain the difference between a precautionary ground stop and the emergency grounding procedures used on September 11. Former military pilots, commercial aviators and retired air traffic controllers call in to discuss aging FAA infrastructure, communication redundancies and the challenges of modernizing critical systems without disrupting air travel. With flights delayed nationwide and the investigation continuing, Sean separates confirmed information from speculation and examines what the outage reveals about the resilience of America's aviation infrastructure.

Nationwide Ground Stop: America's Airspace on Hold

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With Democrats preparing to take control of the House, Sean Hannity examines their calls for investigations, subpoenas and potential impeachment proceedings targeting President Trump and members of his administration. Texas Congressman Pat Fallon joins Sean to challenge the Democrats' emerging agenda, discuss congressional oversight powers and explain what Republicans should prioritize during their remaining weeks in control of Congress. Sean also takes calls from listeners frustrated by the election results, debating voter engagement, the SAVE Act, government spending and the future of Social Security. Plus, the growing uncertainty surrounding Chuck Schumer's leadership, concerns about taxpayer-funded congressional settlements and a California caller's account of the sewage crisis affecting beaches near the Mexican border.

With Democrats preparing to take control of the House, Sean Hannity examines their calls for investigations, subpoenas and potential impeachment proceedings targeting President Trump and members of his administration. Texas Congressman Pat Fallon joins Sean to challenge the Democrats' emerging agenda, discuss congressional oversight powers and explain what Republicans should prioritize during their remaining weeks in control of Congress. Sean also takes calls from listeners frustrated by the election results, debating voter engagement, the SAVE Act, government spending and the future of Social Security. Plus, the growing uncertainty surrounding Chuck Schumer's leadership, concerns about taxpayer-funded congressional settlements and a California caller's account of the sewage crisis affecting beaches near the Mexican border.

The Investigation Avalanche: Democrats Prepare Their Subpoenas

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Sean Hannity kicks off Friday with a lively exchange with Linda about New York politics, his move to Florida and the growing divide over taxes, public safety and government spending. Sean revisits the election results, discusses Bruce Blakeman's campaign and questions the direction of New York City under Zohran Mamdani. The conversation also turns to Ron DeSantis' leadership and the future of Florida under Byron Donalds. Later, Sean reacts to breaking reports involving former CIA Director John Brennan's son, raises concerns about child exploitation and discusses a Virginia school district's approach to teaching Thanksgiving. Plus, the latest on Chuck Schumer's leadership challenge, proposed gun legislation in Texas and the political battles ahead.

Sean Hannity kicks off Friday with a lively exchange with Linda about New York politics, his move to Florida and the growing divide over taxes, public safety and government spending. Sean revisits the election results, discusses Bruce Blakeman's campaign and questions the direction of New York City under Zohran Mamdani. The conversation also turns to Ron DeSantis' leadership and the future of Florida under Byron Donalds. Later, Sean reacts to breaking reports involving former CIA Director John Brennan's son, raises concerns about child exploitation and discusses a Virginia school district's approach to teaching Thanksgiving. Plus, the latest on Chuck Schumer's leadership challenge, proposed gun legislation in Texas and the political battles ahead.

New York's Political Crossroads: Hannity Sounds the Alarm

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Roger Severino - October 17th, Hour 3

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