Sean Spicer provides a deep dive into the current state of American politics, focusing on the razor-thin Republican majority in the House.  Sean also examines Donald Trump’s recent diplomatic trip to China and the potential for a Vance-Rubio presidential ticket in 2028. International Pollster Brent Buchanan joins the show to talk with Sean about voter sentiment shifting negatively.

Election Strategy and the Intelligence Scandal. Today's guest: Investigative Journalist John Solomon

Investigative Journalist John Solomon joins the show to discuss an alleged CIA cover-up involving Chinese interference in domestic elections

Former Acting Deputy Secretary Ken Cuccinelli joins the show to talk legal challenges in Virginia

Sean Spicer analyzes a Supreme Court ruling that partially struck down the Voting Rights Act, arguing this decision favors Republicans by prohibiting race-based redistricting. Former Acting DeputySecretary Ken Cuccinelli joins the show to further discuss legal challenges in Virginia. Sean and Ken also address security lapses at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and criticize the temporary funding gaps at the Department of Homeland Security. Sean Spicer praises the successful visit of King Charles III, commending the coordination between the U.S. State Department and the British monarchy.

Sean Spicer and economist EJ Antoni explore the economic volatility caused by geopolitical conflicts, particularly involving Iran and Israel. Antoni argues that high fuel prices are currently beyond American control due to damaged international infrastructure, long industry lead times, and the strategic closure of shipping lanes. The discussion highlights how rising energy costs trigger a domino effect on the broader economy, predicting that a "fertilizer crisis" will lead to a significant surge in food price inflation by autumn. Antoni concludes by critiquing current energy and fiscal policies, asserting that taxpayer-subsidized renewables are inefficient and that the Federal Reserve must balance interest rate cuts with a reduction of its balance sheet to achieve genuine economic stability.

House Republican Majority Leader Steve Scalise outlines a legislative and political strategy centered on fiscal accountability and border security. He advocates for aggressive measures to combat government fraud and emphasizes the importance of the Save America Act to ensure election integrity through proof of citizenship. Scalise warns that a return to Democratic control would result in higher taxes and energy dependence, contrasting these outcomes with the benefits of recent Republican-led tax cuts.

Sean Spicer provides a high-stakes look at the Republican political agenda while promoting his new book, Trump 2.0. The program features interviews with Majority Leader Steve Scalise and economist EJ Antoni, focusing on the critical necessity of voter turnout and the economic repercussions of the conflict in Iran on domestic gas prices. A central theme of the show is the legal battle over Virginia’s redistricting, which Spicer characterizes as a Democratic "steal" of four congressional seats currently under review by the State Supreme Court.

Sean Spicer and Virginia GOP Chairman Jeff Ryer discuss an upcoming state supreme court ruling regarding a controversial redistricting referendum they claim was illegally conducted. Ryer outlines several legal challenges, including allegations that the ballot language was intentionally deceptive, legislative procedures were bypassed, and the resulting maps violate the state’s constitutional requirement for compact districts. The discussion highlights a deep suspicion of partisan gerrymandering by Democrats, with Spicer questioning whether the judicial system has the courage to invalidate an election that has already occurred.

Sean Spicer delivers a multifaceted political commentary centered on the ineffectiveness of Republican messaging regarding recent tax successes and economic policy. Spicer highlights a perceived missed opportunity for the GOP to capitalize on the "Big Beautiful Bill," contrasting their silence with a local media report and a staged White House event that successfully illustrated how tax-free tips and deductions benefit working-class citizens. The program transitions into a high-level strategic analysis of geopolitics in Iran through an interview with General David Petraeus, who explains how the American blockade of the Strait of Hormuz serves as a vital economic lever to force nuclear negotiations. Spicer concludes by breaking news regarding a Supreme Court "slow-walk" strategy, alleging that liberal justices are delaying a redistricting decision to prevent Republicans from gaining electoral advantages ahead of the 2026 midterms.