Sean leads the hour with the Minneapolis anti-ICE protests, citing reporting that the FBI is investigating the funders and organizers. He airs Kristi Noem's remarks on vehicle attacks against federal officers and rising threats toward ICE agents. Congressman Chip Roy of Texas joins to discuss allegations of widespread fraud in Minnesota's welfare programs, immigration policy, and his push for the SAVE Act and prosecutions. John Solomon of JustTheNews details new reporting on billions in suspected fraud, a citizen journalists' findings at empty daycare centers, and TSA flags on large amounts of cash flying out of Minneapolis, as Kash Patel examines protest funding. Sean closes by previewing tonight's TV interview with the president.

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Sean features a street exchange between Daniel DiMartino and Mamdani supporters in New York City, then speaks with DiMartino about life under Venezuelan socialism, from shortages and rationing to hyperinflation and the mass exodus. He weighs in on wealth taxes and business flight and previews his interview with President Trump later tonight. The conversation shifts to Iran as Sean revisits remarks from Reza Pahlavi and interviews Amir Fakhravar, who describes growing protests, regime instability, and appeals for U.S. solidarity. Sean wraps the hour by inviting calls and teasing an upcoming investigative report from John Solomon.

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Sean broadcasts live from Washington, D.C., previewing a full-hour interview with President Trump his first since taking out Maduro and the future of Venezuela, with questions about turmoil in Cuba and Iran. He welcomes Daniel DiMartino to share firsthand experience of rationing and repression under Venezuela's socialist regime, and Amir Fakhravar to report on growing protests and power struggles inside Iran. The show examines new reporting from John Solomon on TSA-flagged cash flows and the sprawling Minnesota welfare fraud case, where a judge orders nonprofit founder Amy Bach to forfeit luxury assets. Congressman Chip Roy joins to discuss waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars, as Sean also covers Minneapolis protests, rhetoric targeting ICE, and calls from police groups for restraint and respect.

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Sean Hannity reacts to President Trump’s announcement that Venezuela will turn over 30–50 million barrels of sanctioned oil to the U.S., with proceeds controlled to benefit both nations. He’s joined by Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum, also Chairman of the National Energy Dominance Council, to explain how the plan could impact U.S. refiners, global adversaries, and energy security. Burgum details why Venezuelan crude requires specific blending and logistics, and how U.S. production can replace hostile-state influence in the region. The hour connects energy policy, national security, and economic leverage in a single strategy discussion.

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Sean is joined by Bill O’Reilly for a wide-ranging conversation to kick off 2026, starting with political upheaval and ideological leadership debates in major U.S. cities. O’Reilly weighs in on why wealthy residents and businesses are leaving high-tax states and what mounting public debt means long-term. The conversation expands into international flashpoints, including Venezuela, Iran, and broader shifts in global power. A fast-moving hour that ties domestic policy to world-stage consequences.

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Sean Hannity covers breaking developments out of Minneapolis after a confrontation during an ICE operation results in a fatality. He reads the Department of Homeland Security account and argues the incident reflects a dangerous rise in hostility toward federal officers. Sean also responds to statements from local and state officials, framing the clash as a test of constitutional authority and public safety. This hour focuses on law enforcement risk, political rhetoric, and the real-world consequences of obstruction during federal operations.

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This episode delves into the ongoing legislative hearings in Minnesota regarding allegations of fraud involving fake storefronts and daycares, highlighting the political implications and the impact of immigration policies on local communities. It discusses the protests surrounding these issues, the accountability of local leaders, and the intersection of politics with social issues, emphasizing the need for transparency and action against corruption.

Takeaways

There is significant evidence of fraud in Minnesota.

Local leaders are being called to testify about their involvement.

The impact of immigration policies is evident in community welfare statistics.

Protests are often not peaceful and can disrupt local life.

Accountability for public officials is crucial for restoring trust.

The role of NGOs in facilitating fraud is concerning!!!

@LyndaMick 

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#Minnesota

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Hour 3 features Sean’s full interview with Maria Corina Machado, Venezuela’s democratic opposition leader, as she describes the dangers still facing dissidents and journalists, and her plan to return to Venezuela during a fragile transition period. Machado lays out her vision for restoring rule of law, reopening markets, rebuilding institutions, and turning Venezuela from a criminal hub into a strategic ally and energy engine for the Americas. Sean presses on practical risks during the transition — including loyalists, gangs, and instability — and what comes next for free and fair elections.

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Hour 2 continues the News Roundup as Sean tracks Iran’s unrest, the post-Maduro domino effect for Cuba, and the political reaction in the U.S. Sean is joined by Rep. Lance Gooden (Texas) to break down the policy and security implications, including energy, stability in the region, and the hypocrisy of Democrats criticizing actions they previously demanded. The hour also pivots into domestic headlines, including the widening fraud story out of Minnesota and national political stakes.

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In Hour 1, Sean Hannity breaks down a rapidly shifting global landscape as mass protests erupt in Iran, Cuba teeters on the edge of collapse, and Nicolás Maduro’s grip on Venezuela finally snaps. Sean examines reports of Iranian security forces standing down, escalating unrest in Tehran, and growing signs the regime may not survive. He also explains why Cuba’s economic model is unraveling and how Venezuela’s liberation could reshape the Western Hemisphere. This hour sets the stage for one of the most consequential geopolitical moments in decades.

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