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Why can the Secret Service announce today that the cocaine found was "in an area accessible to tour groups."  The media is perfectly willing to accept this answer.  Can we seriously not find the person responsible for this?  

Why can the Secret Service announce today that the cocaine found was "in an area accessible to tour groups."  The media is perfectly willing to accept this answer.  Can we seriously not find the person responsible for this?

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Who Is The Cocaine Smuggler? - July 13th, Hour 1

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In this third hour of the Best of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean puts the focus on the human cost of failed policy, opening with the heartbreaking story of Stephanie Minter and an emotional interview with her mother, Cheryl Minter, after a murder Sean argues never should have happened. He’s joined by former Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares to examine sanctuary-style policies, ICE non-cooperation, and what happens when government stops putting American citizens first. Later in the hour, Sean turns to the phones for a broader conversation on incentives, immigration, energy, and the consequences of common-sense leadership disappearing from public life. The hour also shifts to a different kind of spotlight, with Sean highlighting First Lady Melania Trump’s global education initiative and the long-term importance of preparing children for a technology-driven future. The result is an hour that blends grief, accountability, policy, and purpose into one powerful conversation. It is a reminder that behind every political decision are real families, real consequences, and a country still fighting to remember who it is meant to serve.

In this third hour of the Best of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean puts the focus on the human cost of failed policy, opening with the heartbreaking story of Stephanie Minter and an emotional interview with her mother, Cheryl Minter, after a murder Sean argues never should have happened. He&rsquo;s joined by former Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares to examine sanctuary-style policies, ICE non-cooperation, and what happens when government stops putting American citizens first. Later in the hour, Sean turns to the phones for a broader conversation on incentives, immigration, energy, and the consequences of common-sense leadership disappearing from public life. The hour also shifts to a different kind of spotlight, with Sean highlighting First Lady Melania Trump&rsquo;s global education initiative and the long-term importance of preparing children for a technology-driven future. The result is an hour that blends grief, accountability, policy, and purpose into one powerful conversation. It is a reminder that behind every political decision are real families, real consequences, and a country still fighting to remember who it is meant to serve.

Preventable Tragedy, Forgotten Citizens & Melania’s Mission

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In this Best of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean dives into the fight over the SAVE Act and the growing pressure on Senate Republicans to act on voter integrity. Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna joins Sean to discuss proof of citizenship, voter ID, Senate resistance, and the strategy to attach the legislation to must-pass FISA reauthorization. The conversation then widens into national security, Iran, and President Trump’s handling of the conflict, with Luna offering her perspective as both a lawmaker and Air Force veteran. Later in the hour, Sean turns to a more personal and spiritual reflection as Frank Turek returns to discuss Charlie Kirk’s legacy, Christian apologetics, and the evidence-based case for faith. The result is an episode that moves from politics to purpose, blending election integrity, foreign policy, and belief into one powerful hour. For Hannity listeners, this is an hour about conviction, courage, and what it means to stand firm when the stakes are high.

In this Best of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean dives into the fight over the SAVE Act and the growing pressure on Senate Republicans to act on voter integrity. Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna joins Sean to discuss proof of citizenship, voter ID, Senate resistance, and the strategy to attach the legislation to must-pass FISA reauthorization. The conversation then widens into national security, Iran, and President Trump&rsquo;s handling of the conflict, with Luna offering her perspective as both a lawmaker and Air Force veteran. Later in the hour, Sean turns to a more personal and spiritual reflection as Frank Turek returns to discuss Charlie Kirk&rsquo;s legacy, Christian apologetics, and the evidence-based case for faith. The result is an episode that moves from politics to purpose, blending election integrity, foreign policy, and belief into one powerful hour. For Hannity listeners, this is an hour about conviction, courage, and what it means to stand firm when the stakes are high.

Save The Vote, Stand For Truth

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In this Best of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean sounds the alarm on what he frames as one of the most preventable national security failures in modern American history: an open border, unvetted entrants, and growing fears about terror threats inside the United States. Sean breaks down the Biden-era claim that the border was “secure,” then contrasts it with mounting concerns over known terrorists, violent offenders, and sleeper-cell risks. Former Acting CBP Commissioner Mark Morgan joins the program to explain why border security and national security are inseparable, and why the consequences of weak enforcement may last for generations. Sean also takes listeners inside the disturbing New York terror scare near Gracie Mansion and the political fallout that followed, with former NYPD counterterrorism official Paul Mauro weighing in. This episode is a blunt, urgent conversation about homeland security, leadership, and the cost of ignoring obvious risks. For listeners following immigration, terrorism, and law enforcement policy, this is a must-hear hour.

In this Best of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean sounds the alarm on what he frames as one of the most preventable national security failures in modern American history: an open border, unvetted entrants, and growing fears about terror threats inside the United States. Sean breaks down the Biden-era claim that the border was &ldquo;secure,&rdquo; then contrasts it with mounting concerns over known terrorists, violent offenders, and sleeper-cell risks. Former Acting CBP Commissioner Mark Morgan joins the program to explain why border security and national security are inseparable, and why the consequences of weak enforcement may last for generations. Sean also takes listeners inside the disturbing New York terror scare near Gracie Mansion and the political fallout that followed, with former NYPD counterterrorism official Paul Mauro weighing in. This episode is a blunt, urgent conversation about homeland security, leadership, and the cost of ignoring obvious risks. For listeners following immigration, terrorism, and law enforcement policy, this is a must-hear hour.

Border Lies, Sleeper Cells & America’s Security Reckoning

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Who Is The Cocaine Smuggler? - July 13th, Hour 1

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