This best-of segment from The Sean Hannity Show centers on crime in Washington, D.C. and Chicago, criticizing Democratic leaders for resisting expanded policing. Hannity praises Donald Trump for deploying federal resources and the National Guard to reduce crime in D.C., comparing it to Rudy Giuliani's New York. Congressman Chip Roy supports federal intervention, faults prosecutors and judges he labels progressive, and discusses his run for Texas attorney general while arguing public safety is essential to freedom. The show alleges officials are manipulating crime data and spotlights claims that Black residents are disproportionately victimized, framing Trump's actions as life-saving. It concludes with renewed criticism of the intelligence community's handling of the 2016 Russia narrative, featuring remarks from Tulsi Gabbard.

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Best of Hannity: In this episode of The Sean Hannity Show, Sean discusses the alarming crime rates in Washington, D.C., comparing them to global capitals and emphasizing the need for federal intervention to restore law and order. Congressman Byron Donalds joins the conversation, criticizing the city's leadership for their weak-on-crime policies and highlighting the importance of accountability in maintaining public safety. The discussion also touches on the troubling trend of elected officials prioritizing their home countries over American interests, calling into question their commitment to the Constitution and the American people.

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Mark Levin joins Sean Hannity to debut his new book On Power, a sweeping exploration of how political elites use negative power to crush liberty. Together, they dissect America’s founding principles and how the left’s push for centralized government threatens individual sovereignty. From authoritarian Democrats to the rise of wokeism and Marxist ideology, Levin breaks it down with clarity, urgency, and historical depth. A must-listen for anyone who values constitutional freedom and wants to understand the battle ahead.

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Best of Hannity: In this segment, Sean Hannity discusses the impact of artificial intelligence on the economy and the future of jobs with guest Mike Rowe, founder of Mike Rowe Works. They emphasize the importance of skilled trades and work ethic scholarships in training the next generation of workers. They also touch on the challenges faced by blue-collar workers, the significance of authenticity in a world dominated by technology, and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. The conversation highlights the need for accountability, moral clarity, and support for organizations like the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews in providing humanitarian assistance. 

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As we take a look at the week, we are hearing a lot from the people who live in the cities that President Trump wants to help. They are describing the fear of being attacked daily, morning or night, and the rapid clean up they are seeing under 4547. Why is it that democrats are not happy about this turnaround, while they rant and rave about the "invasion of federal troops," the people that really live there are posting their thanks everywhere to let the President know he did the right thing. Now the Democrats are really in trouble because their previous party members are stepping away. They see the light, and it's shining bright on the left's lies. 

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Eric Eggers and Peter Schweitzer fill in for the vacationing Sean and tackle the tragic events in Minneapolis and the media's predictable game of politicizing tragedy. We discuss the breakdown of law and order in our cities and how the left continues to ignore the real culprits behind violence. You will hear from powerhouse guests like Harmeet Dhillon and Lt. Gov. Jay Collins, who are not afraid to speak the truth. 

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Today, Eric Eggers and Peter Schweitzer are at the wheel and spend time with Florida's new lieutenant governor, Jay Collins, a true American hero and former Green Beret. He shared his powerful story of leadership and his unwavering commitment to tackling illegal immigration head-on in Florida. With his bold actions and no-nonsense approach, Collins is setting the standard for what real leadership looks like in our great nation.

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Today, we tackle the heartbreaking tragedy in Minneapolis where a transgender shooter unleashed chaos at a church, claiming innocent lives. Eric Eggers and Peter Schweitzer fill in for Sean and dive deep into the aftermath, pointing out how the left is quick to politicize such events to push their gun control agenda. They highlight the failure of leaders like Governor Tim Walz, who ignored requests for increased school security, prioritizing political narratives over the safety of our children. We also examine the role of mental health and the need for real solutions that protect our kids rather than just attacking our Second Amendment rights.

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Today's tragedy, which took the lives of two small children, ages 8 and 10, marks another moment where the media, the friends and family of the shooter, and the politicians are all lying about the problem. When you have the Mayor of Minneapolis telling viewers it's inhumane to address the trans issue, you are being told to sit down and be quiet. We have people who are taking cross-hormone therapy, while being told by "non-profits" that they are under attack and should ready up for their next steps. Those who allow this mental health pandemic that is permeating through our younger generations should be held culpable for the premeditated murders of Christians and children. It is time to say when. 

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