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Sean Hannity

Sean Hannity is a multimedia superstar, spending four hours a day every day reaching out to millions of Americans on radio, television and the Internet.

The Sean Hannity Show

In this conversation, Lynda interviews Peter McIlvenna, discussing the pressing issues surrounding immigration, grooming gangs, and the cultural challenges faced in the UK. They highlight the alarming statistics regarding the impact of grooming gangs on young girls and the failures of political and media institutions to address these issues. The conversation also delves into the broader implications of mass immigration and the need for transparency and accountability in political discourse. (There's none of that happening in Starmer's England.) They both agree on the importance of free speech and the role of social media in raising awareness about these critical issues, while also reflecting on the future of British identity in the context of cultural annihilation at the hands of Islam and a feckless government.
 
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RAPE GANG INQUIRY - WITH GUEST PETER MCILVENNA PART 1

Sean Hannity lays out why today’s outrage over immigration enforcement is both selective and politically convenient. He walks listeners through the history many in the media want forgotten, reminding them that deportations and border enforcement were once openly defended by Democrats themselves. Sean explains how years of denial, misinformation, and policy failures led directly to the chaos now unfolding at the border. The hour makes a clear case that ignoring reality doesn’t make problems disappear — it only makes them worse.

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Selective Outrage and a Broken Border

Sean Hannity closes the show with a sober discussion about personal responsibility, lawful self-defense, and de-escalation. Drawing on experience, listener calls, and real-world examples, Sean explains why the Second Amendment comes with serious obligations — especially in volatile situations involving law enforcement. He emphasizes training, restraint, and judgment, arguing that the goal is always to prevent tragedy, not invite it. A powerful reminder that rights and accountability must go hand in hand.

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Responsibility, Restraint, and the Rule of Law

Sean Hannity sounds the alarm on reckless political language and the real-world consequences that follow. He breaks down inflammatory comments from elected officials, explains what the law actually says, and details why law enforcement leaders across the country are pushing back. Sean argues that words matter — especially when they come from people in power — and warns that misrepresenting self-defense laws puts officers and civilians alike in danger. This hour focuses on responsibility, truth, and the cost of incitement.

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Reckless Words, Real-World Consequences

Sean Hannity closes the show with a pointed discussion on responsibility, rhetoric, and the dangers of escalating political language. He addresses recent comments from elected officials, clarifies self-defense and law enforcement boundaries, and explains why words can carry real-world consequences. Powerful listener calls bring personal perspective to issues of policing, restraint, and accountability. The hour underscores the importance of leadership that lowers the temperature instead of inflaming already volatile situations.

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Lines That Should Never Be Crossed

In Hour Two, Sean focuses on the downstream consequences of ignoring border realities and policy failures. He highlights cases of fraud, public safety breakdowns, and economic strain that he argues are the direct result of political denial and lack of enforcement. The discussion expands beyond immigration to examine how institutions, media, and leadership choices affect everyday Americans. Sean makes the case that pretending problems don’t exist only increases the cost when reality finally intervenes.

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The Price America Pays for Denial

Sean Hannity opens the show examining how federal immigration enforcement has become a flashpoint for political activism and media distortion. He walks through recent events involving ICE operations, explaining how misinformation and selective outrage are reshaping public perception. Sean connects the dots between past policy decisions and today’s escalating tensions, arguing that enforcement itself is now being treated as the controversy. The hour sets the stage for why accountability and clarity matter when law enforcement is under constant scrutiny.

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When Enforcement Becomes The Target

Sean Hannity takes on the dangerous consequences of political rhetoric after controversial comments suggest ICE agents could be targeted under “stand your ground” laws. Sean is joined by Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen, who explains why those claims are legally false and why law enforcement leaders across the state are sounding the alarm. The discussion highlights how misinformation from elected officials puts officers and civilians at risk while eroding trust in public safety. Sean also addresses responsible gun ownership, situational awareness, and why de-escalation matters in a volatile climate. This hour underscores how words from leaders can carry real-world consequences.

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Stand Your Ground and Dangerous Rhetoric

Sean Hannity breaks down the media and political double standard surrounding immigration enforcement, as ICE agents face growing threats while doing their jobs. Sean revisits past Democratic support for deportations under Barack Obama, contrasting it with today’s rhetoric that labels federal agents as Nazis and fascists. The show exposes how reckless political language fuels chaos, endangers law enforcement, and ignores real victims of violent crime tied to illegal immigration. Sean also addresses the ongoing border crisis and why accountability has disappeared in Washington. This hour pulls no punches in exposing hypocrisy and defending the rule of law.

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Selective Outrage and Open Borders

Sean Hannity examines rising tensions with Iran as the regime escalates threats against the United States and openly chants “Death to America.” Sean is joined by former Marine Kevin Hermening, who was held hostage for 444 days during the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, sharing firsthand accounts of captivity, psychological torture, and resilience under extreme conditions. The conversation exposes Iran’s long-standing role as a state sponsor of terrorism and the brutal reality faced by political dissidents, women, and minorities under the regime. Sean explains why history matters now, and why ignoring Iran’s past guarantees future conflict. This is a powerful reminder of the cost of freedom and the courage of those who have paid it.

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Iran, Hostages, and the Price of Freedom

Sean covers Pam Bondi's press conference where she announced additional efforts to focus on the war on drugs, specifically the focus on fentanyl and illegal immigration.

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War on Drugs - March 14th, Hour 1

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