With the conclusion of President Biden's term, Fox News host Sean Hannity reflects on the changing political landscape and the return of a "Trump-centric" approach to global affairs. Hannity emphasizes the renewed focus on "America First" policies, highlighting the impact of Donald Trump's re-election on international relations. He points to shifts in the behavior of world leaders, suggesting a "Trump effect" is driving their actions. Hannity cites examples such as Mexico's reported agreement to strengthen border security and curb migrant caravans, potentially in response to tariff threats from the President-elect. He also mentions Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's visit to Mar-a-Lago, characterizing it as a plea to avoid new import taxes. The host suggests these incidents demonstrate Trump's willingness to leverage American influence on the world stage.