Sean Hannity opens with breaking coverage of the House Oversight Committees bombshell report, "The Biden Autopen Presidency: Decline, Delusion, and Deception in the White House," chaired by Congressman James Comer. Comer details findings of staffers shielding President Bidens cognitive decline and using an autopen for over 4,000 pardons and executive actions without direct presidential involvement. Hannity frames this as an unprecedented constitutional crisis, citing stonewalling witnesses and mounting evidence of a cover-up. Comer, featured guest, explains why the committee is urging the DOJ to void these actions and presses for transparency, arguing the scandals scope undermines executive trust and demands public reckoning.

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Sean Hannity opens with Bill O'Reilly discussing Democrats risky government shutdown strategy, which is backfiring as polls show rising Republican popularity. O'Reilly, author of "Confronting Evil," frames the Schumer shutdown as Democrats caving to their party's radical wing for leverage, even at the expense of military pay and SNAP benefits for 42 million Americans. The conversation highlights Democrats push to extend costly COVID-era Obamacare benefits and provide healthcare for illegal immigrants, positioning them as out-of-touch with mainstream voters. Special guest O'Reilly provides sharp analysis on why this matters: these moves risk long-term damage to the Democratic brand and could sway crucial races in New Jersey and beyond.

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With days until the New York City mayoral election, polls show a stunning surge for socialist candidate Zoran Mamdani, putting him 10-15 points ahead in some surveys. Sean Hannity frames Mamdani's rise and Governor Kathy Hochulis endorsement as evidence of a radical shift within the Democratic Party. Hannity highlights warnings from independent Andrew Cuomo, who claims a Mamdani win would trigger economic collapse, and underlines controversies from alleged illegal donations to Mamdani's inflammatory statements. Alongside guests like Bill O'Reilly and analysis of races in New Jersey and Virginia, the show casts the election as a national referendum on the Democrats future. Why it matters: Sean argues that a Mamdani victory will cement far-left influence in the party, risking New York's economy and signaling seismic changes across U.S. politics

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