In this hour of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean breaks down President Trump’s headline-making appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he directly confronted European leaders on NATO spending, energy policy, immigration, and global security. Hannity explains why Greenland sits at the center of a high-stakes geopolitical negotiation and how Trump’s deal-making approach reshaped the conversation—without a single shot fired. The episode also dives into Trump’s economic record, the failures of Obamacare, alternative healthcare options, and why Europe’s reliance on the United States is more critical than ever. A fast-moving, behind-the-scenes look at how global power, security, and economics collide on the world stage.

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In this hour of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean sits down with Senator Mike Lee to break down the SAVE Act—legislation that would require proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections. They expose how loopholes in the Motor Voter law allow non-citizens to register, why the Senate’s so-called “zombie filibuster” is blocking action, and what it will take to finally force a vote. The discussion also tackles climate alarmism, media narratives, and why voter engagement in the upcoming midterms is critical to preserving election integrity and American sovereignty.

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Sean opens hour two by recapping the presidents Davos speech criticizing Europe and Canada and underscoring Greenland's strategic importance. John Solomon of JustTheNews.com joins to detail documents alleging the FBI paid anti-Trump Sedition Hunters as informants in the January 6 and Arctic Frost probes, raising concerns about bureau rules and Director Chris Wray's leadership. He also shares a letter he obtained from Attorney General Pam Bondi to Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison stating the Justice Department may seek sanctions over a move to block ICE, as Sean cites the Constitutions Supremacy Clause. The show tracks Capitol Hill developments as House Oversight moves toward contempt referrals involving Bill and Hillary Clinton, with Sean saying there is bipartisan support, while contrasting that with the prosecutions of Steve Bannon and Peter Navarro. Callers weigh in on U.S.- Greenland negotiations and Denmark's treatment of Greenlanders, and Sean highlights a recent FBI Top Ten fugitive arrest noted by Kash Patel.

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Sean carries President Trump's remarkable groundbreaking performance on the world stage and reacts to the power and leadership that came from a strong America today.

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In this hour, Sean breaks down President Trumps Davos speech, focusing on Greenland, NATO, tariffs, and Europe's energy and immigration policies. He highlights the presidents remarks about not using force over Greenland and a social media post about a framework for a NATO-related Arctic deal that pauses new tariffs while talks continue, including the Golden Dome concept. Sean also tracks market moves, GDP projections, and other economic headlines, along with updates on border security, ICE operations, and recent enforcement incidents. Mark Morano checks in from Davos, with John Solomon slated to report later in the program.

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Sean opens with upbeat economic indicators, citing a stronger Q4 GDP estimate, easing inflation, lower mortgage rates, and cheaper gas. He argues high taxes are pushing people and businesses out of blue states, highlighting a proposed California wealth tax and the NYSEs plan to expand operations in Dallas. He then turns to the Minnesota church protests against ICE, pointing to potential FACE Act violations, reported DOJ subpoenas to Governor Tim Walz, Mayor Jacob Frey, and Attorney General Keith Ellison, and new scrutiny of Rep. Ilhan Omar's finances from Chairman James Comer. Senator Lindsey Graham joins from Davos after meetings in Israel to assess unrest in Iran, a U.S. pledge of support to protesters, and how Trump-era tactics aim to apply pressure abroad without new forever wars.

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In this hour, Sean examines the confrontation at a Minnesota church and whether the FACE Act and related statutes apply. Fox News legal analyst Greg Jarrett joins to outline potential charges and discuss the roles of protesters, Don Lemon, and Attorney General Keith Ellison's response. Sean takes calls from Minnesota, Florida, and Kansas on venue, federal jurisdiction, and broader concerns about civil rights enforcement. He also previews upcoming economic analysis with Steve Moore and emphasizes what comes next in the investigations. A listener raises geopolitics, prompting a brief detour into NATO and Greenland.

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In this episode, we break down the recent protests in Minneapolis, criticizing local leaders for their handling of the situation and highlighting the violence faced by citizen journalists. The conversation shifts to the broader implications of illegal immigration, emphasizing the negative impact on communities and the frustrations of legal immigrants. Lynda is outraged by the current societal climate, where irrational behavior is becoming normalized, particularly in youth sports and public protests. The episode also critiques the actions of public figures like Don Lemon, who are accused of inciting division and chaos during peaceful gatherings, and reflects on the growing discontent among everyday citizens who feel marginalized by extreme leftist ideologies. It's time for accountability and a return to rational discourse in society.

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Sean tackles escalating protests aimed at ICE in Minnesota and reports of coordinated efforts to obstruct federal operations. He speaks with 33-year law enforcement veteran Randy Sutton of The Wounded Blue, who describes depleted staffing, low morale, and the risks officers face on the ground. Sean also revisits his heated exchange with Michigan Congressman Sri Thanedar over deportations for convicted offenders and support for victim's families. He highlights a post from President Trump warning Minnesota officials about potential intervention and invites listeners to weigh in as the public safety debate intensifies.

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