In this "Best of Hannity" episode, Sean Hannity is joined by Sarah Carter, now serving as the White House drug czar, for a focused conversation on America’s drug crisis, fentanyl, cartel networks, and the Trump administration’s national drug control strategy. Carter explains how the administration is targeting narco-terrorist organizations, reducing supply, warning families about counterfeit pills, and treating recovery as a community and faith-driven mission. The hour also covers the dangers of emerging drugs like xylazine and medetomidine, which Carter describes as powerful animal tranquilizers being mixed into the street drug supply. Hannity also touches on illegal immigration, voluntary deportations, Obama Center voter ID irony, Nigel Farage’s political rise in the U.K., and the broader decline of Europe’s political establishment.

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In this "Best of Hannity" episode, Sean Hannity is joined by Senator Rick Scott for a wide-ranging conversation on violent political rhetoric, Iran, the future of the Democratic Party, and the stakes of the midterm elections. Scott responds to disturbing comments made about him by left-wing commentator Hasan Piker, arguing that radical voices are gaining influence inside the Democratic coalition. The discussion then turns to Iran, where Hannity and Scott focus on economic pressure, the blockade, the IRGC, oil revenue, and President Trump’s strategy to avoid unnecessary American casualties while keeping military options on the table. Scott also weighs in on the SAVE Act, border funding, ICE and CBP, the filibuster, and why votes matter more than political rhetoric.

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In the final hour, Gregg Jarrett talks with John Solomon about the historic indictment of former Cuban President Raul Castro in connection with the 1996 shootdown of Brothers to the Rescue aircraft that killed four Americans. The discussion traces how a former Cuban Air Force pilot’s presence in the United States helped reopen the case and why Cuban exiles have waited decades for justice. Jarrett and Solomon also return to the South Florida grand jury investigation into lawfare against Trump, including potential conspiracy, obstruction, and civil-rights-related charges. Listener calls drive the final half hour, with questions about Comey, the filibuster, Iran, FISA courts, and whether accountability should mean more than public embarrassment. It is a packed closing hour about justice delayed, legal accountability, Cuba, election law, and the institutions that decide who is held responsible.

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Gregg Jarrett continues with a breakdown of Tuesday’s primary results and President Trump’s influence over Republican voters. He points to Trump-backed candidates winning across multiple races, including major contests in Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, and Texas. Doug Schoen joins to discuss what those results may mean for the midterms, the strength of Trump’s endorsement, the risks facing Republicans, and whether affordability, redistricting, and fraud scandals could shape the November election. Jarrett also takes listener calls on Iran, military pressure, voter ID, the SAVE Act, and the filibuster. The hour connects campaign strategy, election integrity, foreign policy, and the political fight over whether Trump’s movement can carry Republicans through a difficult midterm cycle.

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Gregg Jarrett fills in for Sean Hannity and opens with a sharp legal breakdown of the ongoing accountability push tied to the lawfare campaign against Donald Trump. The hour focuses on the South Florida grand jury, Jack Smith’s prosecutions, James Comey, John Brennan, and the broader allegations surrounding the Russia collusion investigation. Jarrett also covers the indictment of a former Jack Smith prosecutor accused of stealing confidential investigation documents and disguising them as dessert recipes. Mike Davis of the Article III Project joins to discuss whether the lawfare campaign could be treated as an ongoing criminal conspiracy and what potential charges could follow. It is a legal-heavy hour centered on accountability, weaponized government power, and the question of whether those who abused the justice system will finally face consequences.

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Hey there! It's Lynda McLaughlin, your host of the Rogue Recap, and what a wild ride we've had on Sound Bytes #6! From explosive car stories in NYC to the hilarity of Chinese Trump impersonators, this episode was packed with unexpected twists and turns. Eric Eggers and I dove into everything from the chaos of public transport to the quirks of Peppa Pig's new characters. We even managed to squeeze in some accordion-playing dogs for good measure! It's been a rollercoaster of laughs, insights, and a few "did that just happen?" moments. Can't wait to do it all over again next week!

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In the final news roundup, Sean Hannity speaks with John Solomon and U.S. Attorney Jason Quiñones about the historic indictment of Raul Castro tied to the 1996 shootdown of Brothers to the Rescue aircraft that killed four Americans. The hour explores what the indictment means for accountability, the Cuban regime, and the broader Trump-era pressure campaign against hostile regimes in the Western Hemisphere. Hannity also turns to the growing debate over central bank digital currency, warning that a CBDC could become a tool for government surveillance and control over Americans’ private financial lives. Congressman Michael Cloud joins to explain the push for a permanent ban and why privacy, cash, and decentralized financial choice matter. The episode closes with callers, Memorial Day reflections, and Hannity’s reminder that freedom requires vigilance, sacrifice, and courage.

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Sean Hannity is joined by Bill O’Reilly for a wide-ranging conversation on Hannity’s trip to China, President Trump’s meeting with President Xi, the media’s coverage of the summit, and the growing confrontation with Iran. Hannity and O’Reilly discuss Taiwan, China’s economic leverage, the Strait of Hormuz, and whether Beijing will play any constructive role in stopping Iran’s aggression. The conversation also moves to Europe, immigration, and O’Reilly’s upcoming reporting trip to London. Later, Hannity highlights the emotional story of Dolly and Brendan Jones, two American veterans fighting to bring home their dog Lucy after a dispute with local animal control. It is a powerful hour about global pressure, media distortion, and one family’s fight for fairness.

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Sean Hannity opens with a forceful breakdown of President Trump’s position on Iran, the nuclear threat, and the doctrine of peace through strength. He argues that Iran has been given every opportunity to choose peace but continues to push toward confrontation through nuclear enrichment, proxy warfare, and threats across the region. Hannity frames the decision ahead as a defining moment for Trump’s legacy and for the safety of future generations. He also turns to the state of the Democratic Party, calling out Gavin Newsom, Hakeem Jeffries, Wes Moore, Stacey Abrams, and other voices on the left for increasingly heated rhetoric. The hour connects foreign policy, anti-Semitism, political extremism, and the question of whether America still has the will to confront evil before it grows stronger.

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