Join Sean Spicer as he discusses the status of Iran and more on WABC.

John Rogers joins the show to talk primary results and mid-term strategies with Sean Spicer

Sean Spicer analyzes the current political landscape through primary results and national polling data with Pollster John Rogers

Sean Spicer highlights the firing of Scott Pelley at CBS and the potential impact of the impending Paramount-Warner Bros. merger. Spicer then transitions into a detailed breakdown of primary election results in California and Iowa, utilizing a data-driven approach to argue that Republican victories in deep-blue territories remain unlikely despite viral momentum.

Sean Spicer and guest Joe Concha dissect the termination of Scott Pelley from CBS News, framing it as a symptom of a broader crisis of entitlement among elite media figures. The dialogue characterizes Pelley’s public defiance of his new executive producer as a "kamikaze" act of arrogance, comparing his behavior to recent "inmate takeovers" where high-profile anchors successfully pressured management at other networks. Beyond this specific firing, the speakers discuss a perceived shift toward accountability in corporate media and the government, celebrating the assertive communication styles of Republican figures like Marco Rubio and Scott Bessent during recent congressional hearings.

Sean Spicer critiques the current state of the Democratic Party. Daniel Di Martino joins the show to contrast the accountability of the Trump administration’s cabinet with the issues and cognitive decline of the Biden presidency.

Daniel Di Martino joins the show to contrast the accountability of the Trump administration’s cabinet with the issues and cognitive decline of the Biden presidency.

Sean Spicer analyzes the current political landscape with a focus on the Republican Party’s recent primary successes and the influential power of Donald Trump’s endorsements. Jennifer Galardi joins the show to discuss the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement.

Senior Policy Analyst Jennifer Galardi joins the show to discuss the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement.

International Pollster, Cygnal Founder/CEO Brent Buchanan joins the show to talk voter sentiment with Sean Spicer