Sean Hannity says “the NATO alliance is headed for, you know, a collapse”
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Sean Hannity says "the NATO alliance is headed for, you know, a collapse"
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From the April 29, 2026, edition of Premiere Radio Networks' The Sean Hannity Show
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): I did have our friend Piers Morgan on afterwards, and, you know, all of my criticisms of Europe as a continent and Great Britain in particular, I did bring up with him. And I, you know, we have Neville Chamberlain Starmer now that wouldn't even allow our planes to land at bases in the UK, which to me is unforgivable. And I think between the UK and France and Spain and Italy and other countries, I think the NATO alliance is headed for, you know, a collapse, and I don't think that we're going to pay two-thirds of the freight moving forward.
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I also think that, you know, on top of embracing radical socialism and climate alarmism has hurt these countries, and I think neglecting national security and national defense issues, not paying their fair share to NATO -- I think there's going to be a very dear price to pay. I think as a continent, the continent of Europe is in a precipitous decline.