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Rose Tennent fills in for a resting Sean and she sits down with the author of the book, "The Great Reset," Marc Morano who talks about why the lockdown is so popular for unelected elites.

Rose Tennent fills in for a resting Sean and she sits down with the author of the book, "The Great Reset," Marc Morano who talks about why the lockdown is so popular for unelected elites.

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The Great Reset - December 16th, Hour 3

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Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum joins Sean Hannity to discuss her new book, The Book of Valor: America's Story of Survival, Gallantry, and Grace, celebrating extraordinary Americans whose courage helped shape the nation. From the women of the Mayflower and Civil War hero Joshua Chamberlain to Mother Cabrini and decorated Vietnam veterans, Martha shares stories of sacrifice, determination, faith, and service. Sean also addresses controversial reactions to Charlie Kirk's assassination, the state of free speech, and the lessons Americans can draw from history during a period of political uncertainty. An hour focused on the character, resilience, and everyday heroism that define America.

Fox News anchor Martha MacCallum joins Sean Hannity to discuss her new book, The Book of Valor: America's Story of Survival, Gallantry, and Grace, celebrating extraordinary Americans whose courage helped shape the nation. From the women of the Mayflower and Civil War hero Joshua Chamberlain to Mother Cabrini and decorated Vietnam veterans, Martha shares stories of sacrifice, determination, faith, and service. Sean also addresses controversial reactions to Charlie Kirk's assassination, the state of free speech, and the lessons Americans can draw from history during a period of political uncertainty. An hour focused on the character, resilience, and everyday heroism that define America.

America's Courage

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Could the 2026 midterm elections trigger another major migration of Americans and businesses? Sean Hannity speaks with Florida luxury real estate advisor Margit Brandt about the potential consequences of Democratic victories in Texas, the appeal of Florida's tax policies, and the growing demand for property in Palm Beach and Manalapan. They discuss wealthy Americans relocating from high-tax states and the implications for Florida's real estate market. Sean also takes calls about the conservative movement's path forward, the importance of local political involvement, and the economic pressures facing American families, including high heating costs in Alaska.

Could the 2026 midterm elections trigger another major migration of Americans and businesses? Sean Hannity speaks with Florida luxury real estate advisor Margit Brandt about the potential consequences of Democratic victories in Texas, the appeal of Florida's tax policies, and the growing demand for property in Palm Beach and Manalapan. They discuss wealthy Americans relocating from high-tax states and the implications for Florida's real estate market. Sean also takes calls about the conservative movement's path forward, the importance of local political involvement, and the economic pressures facing American families, including high heating costs in Alaska.

The Great Migration

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Sean Hannity opens the week with a look at the aftermath of the 2026 midterm elections and what history can teach Republicans about political setbacks and comebacks. Drawing comparisons to Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama, Sean explains why election losses don't necessarily determine a party's future. He examines voter frustration over affordability, rising energy costs, immigration, and the disconnect between positive economic indicators and what Americans actually experience. Plus, Sean takes calls from listeners about holding elected officials accountable, rebuilding the conservative movement, and staying engaged in the fight for America's future.

Sean Hannity opens the week with a look at the aftermath of the 2026 midterm elections and what history can teach Republicans about political setbacks and comebacks. Drawing comparisons to Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and Barack Obama, Sean explains why election losses don't necessarily determine a party's future. He examines voter frustration over affordability, rising energy costs, immigration, and the disconnect between positive economic indicators and what Americans actually experience. Plus, Sean takes calls from listeners about holding elected officials accountable, rebuilding the conservative movement, and staying engaged in the fight for America's future.

After the Red Wave Reversal: Lessons From the Midterms

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The Great Reset - December 16th, Hour 3

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