Running From the Radical Left
Summary
Hannity opens with a viral story about a DoorDash driver who politely apologized for an accident before immediately grabbing his food. The show then pivots to the midterm elections, arguing that Democratic candidates like Abdul El-Sayed and Troy Jackson are distancing themselves from radical positions after poor polling. Hannity highlights a new poll showing a majority of Democrats support a military coup to remove Trump, while also covering the controversy surrounding Chinese "birth tourism" and organized anti-ICE protests in Austin.
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Intro: Trump UN speech and DoorDash viral video
Trump meets with NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani
Democratic candidates distancing from radical positions
Troy Jackson's radical stances in Maine
Polls: Democrats support military coup against Trump
Media addiction to Trump and Russiagate lawsuits
Hassan Piker at Cornell and Ivy League bias
The cost and impossibility of socialist promises
Sponsors: Byrna, PureTalk, Rush Tax, Sig Sauer
Organized anti-ICE protests in Austin, Texas
Chinese surrogacy and birth tourism concerns
AI disarmament risks and oil price trends
Iranian missile range and AOC's presidential hopes
Democratic power rankings and European parallels
Jewish outreach in Michigan and gas prices
Republican campaign funding and Cook Report polls
Nike/Converse ad controversy and post-Trump media
Sponsors: Sig Sauer, Byrna, Fox News, TNA, Fencing
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