Retired General David Petraeus discusses the strategic impact of a naval blockade on Iran, arguing that it was a vital move to counter Iranian attempts to tax the Strait of Hormuz. While US-led operations successfully dismantled major Iranian military infrastructure, Petraeus notes that residual threats like drones and mines continue to undermine the commercial confidence necessary for global trade. The dialogue explores the high-level military decision-making process at Central Command and highlights how the current conflict creates significant global economic pressure, affecting energy prices and international relations.

Captain Brent Sadler joins the show to talk the War in Iran with Sean Spicer on Full Court Press.

Sean Spicer critiques NATO’s reliance on American funding and explores the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz through an interview with naval expert Brent Sadler. The discussion highlights the complexities of maritime security in Iran and the potential for utilizing existing pipelines to bypass dangerous shipping routes. Sean examines internal Democratic Party conflicts and accuses mainstream media outlets of spreading misinformation.

Author Brilyn Hollyhand joins Full Court to talk about his new book "Make America Talk Again".

Sean Spicer speaks with attorney Tim Parlatore regarding new Pentagon security policies that restricted media access to prevent classified leaks. Sean also speaks with youth strategist Brilyn Hollyhand about how the Republican party can better engage Gen Z voters through digital platforms and addressing housing affordability.

Tim Parlatore joins the show to speak with Sean Spicer regarding new security restrictions imposed on the media at the Pentagon to prevent the unauthorized disclosure of classified information.

Sean Spicer provides a comprehensive briefing on the Government Shutdown. Sean gives his take on the TSA situation and speaks with Bo Dietl about politics dealing with Homeland Security.

Bo Dietl joins Sean Spicer to talk Homeland Security and Political Accountabilty

Sean Spicer provides a comprehensive political briefing centered on his recent Oval Office meeting with Donald Trump and the debut of his new book, "Trump 2.0." He frames the upcoming election as a critical choice between two distinct governing philosophies, highlighting a contentious Senate confirmation hearing between Republicans Rand Paul and Mark Wayne Mullen as evidence of the high stakes and internal frictions within the party. Spicer utilizes current polling data to argue that while Republicans face challenges with younger voters and suburban women, the Democratic platform remains drastically out of step with mainstream American values on issues like border security and voter ID.

Sean Spicer interviews Brent Buchanan of Signal Polling to analyze the current political landscape eight months prior to the midterm elections. The discussion highlights a four-point deficit for Republicans on the generic congressional ballot, noting that while the GOP currently represents the "status quo," their standing is heavily influenced by voter perceptions of economic and security issues. Buchanan emphasizes that the party's primary challenge lies with voters under the age of 55, necessitating a shift toward authentic, long-form media platforms rather than traditional news outlets to rebuild trust.