On the eve of major elections, Sean Hannity opens with alarming Politico poll results showing most Americans expect a political assassination within five years, and growing acceptance of political violence. Hannity frames this as a dangerous sign of nationwide division and escalating rhetoric, warning of disaster if unchecked. Guest Newt Gingrich joins to break down key races in New York, New Jersey, and Virginia, highlighting turnout as the deciding factor and the possibility of Republican upsets in historically blue states. Their discussion underscores shifting voter priorities, concerns over government shutdowns, and the broader implications for the political climate as Wall Street firms and residents flee high-tax states making this election a pivotal moment for the country.

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Sean Hannity leads with the government shutdown and looming SNAP food aid crisis, putting the spotlight on how political strategy is impacting real Americans. Economist Steve Moore joins Sean to break down New York's tax hikes, the exodus of businesses and billionaires like Ken Griffin fleeing states like New York and Illinois, and the dire consequences of free everything socialist agendas championed by candidates like Mamdani. Sean frames it as a battle for economic sanity and freedom against government overreach, highlighting real-world damage when high earners relocate and budgets crater. Steve Moore brings urgency and insight, underscoring why this matters for the future of American cities, jobs, and economic growth.

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Sean Hannity spotlights a major rift in the Democratic Party as key figures like Chuck Schumer and Barack Obama refuse to endorse Zoran Mamdani's mayoral candidacy. The segment details a tightening race highlighted by unreliable polling, reluctance from establishment Democrats, and Sean's emphasis on Mamdani's radical agenda and the mounting concerns among party leaders. Special attention is given to guest commentary, such as Hakeem Jeffries distancing and Rep. Ilhan Omar's criticism of Schumer's silence, underscoring the intensifying left vs. establishment struggle. Hannity argues this internal schism matters because it could affect national races and voter turnout, shifting the political landscape ahead of upcoming elections.

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Sean Hannity kicks off the show by playfully debating whether Halloween is a liberal holiday, emphasizing his humorous take on cultural traditions that spark controversy in the media. With banter from Linda and stories featuring baseball greats like Shohei Ohtani and Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Sean frames the conversation as one that highlights media misunderstandings of his trolling and humor. The episode offers insights into parenting, American values, and why traditions like Halloween provoke passionate reactions. Special guest Bob Costello joins later, offering unique perspectives on major political news, making this episode a blend of sharp cultural commentary and breaking headlines.

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Sean Hannity leads a blockbuster investigation into the unprecedented FBI issuance of 197 subpoenas against 430 conservative individuals and entities, reportedly without clear warrants and with approval from top officials like Merrick Garland. Joining Sean is Senator Eric Schmidt, dubbed "the most dangerous man in the U.S. Senate" by David Korn and a direct target of these subpoenas, who calls the situation the biggest scandal in at least 100 years. Schmidt and Hannity frame the saga as a weaponization of justice against Republicans following President Trumps 2024 announcement, pushing for Watergate-style hearings and prosecutorial accountability. Their discussion highlights whistleblowers, the chilling effect on political opposition, and why exposing this alleged abuse is critical for democracy.

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Sean Hannity leads a deep-dive into the controversy surrounding the FBIs handling of Hunter Bidens laptop, joined by special guest Bob Costello Rudy Giuliani's former attorney and a direct participant in the saga. Sean frames the discussion as part of a larger grand conspiracy involving government agencies, big tech, and the media, detailing how officials authenticated the laptop but then worked to suppress its story before the 2020 election. Costello offers firsthand details about obtaining the laptop, the verification process, FBI actions, and the broader implications for fairness and transparency in American elections. This matters because, as Sean and Bob argue, these actions may have fundamentally influenced the outcome of a presidential race and showcase a pattern of institutional bias and potential election interference.

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Sean Hannity broadcasts live from deep-blue New Jersey, spotlighting four new polls showing the state's gubernatorial race in a razor-thin one-point margin between Jack Ciattarelli and Mikie Sherrill. Sean frames this as a historic shot for Republicans in an unlikely state, crediting accurate pollsters like Robert Cahaly and Matt Towery, and urging Jersey voters to seize the chance for a major political upset. Guest highlights include critiques of Sherrills recordethics questions, energy policies, and crime stances versus Ciattarelli's pledges to cut taxes and government waste. Why it matters: a GOP win here would shake the national landscape and signal a seismic shift in voter sentiment.

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Sean Hannity opens with breaking news on the FBI's "Arctic Frost" investigation, revealing details from Senator Chuck Grassley about 197 subpoenas issued by Jack Smith's team targeting over 400 Republican individuals and organizations. Joined by John Solomon (Just the News) and Greg Jarrett (Fox News), Sean frames the probe as a far-reaching dragnet aimed at Donald Trump's orbit, raising constitutional concerns and alleging political weaponization by the DOJ and FBI. Guests highlight legal double standards, the abuse of search and seizure, and the mounting legal repercussions for those caught up with little or no connection to January 6th. With New Jersey's gubernatorial race unexpectedly close, Sean underscores the urgency for civic engagement while shining a light on broader threats to due process and civil liberties.

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