Sean Spicer
speaker
520 appearances
10 recordings
5 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard May 2025
Sean Spicer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Tucker says it best. Their credit card companies are ripping Americans off and enough is enough. This is Senator Roger Marshall of Kansas. Our legislation, the Credit Card Competition Act, would help in the grip Visa and MasterCard have on us. Every time you use your credit card, they charge you a hidden fee called a swipe fee, and they've been raising it without even telling you.
This hurts consumers and every small business owner. In fact, American families are paying $1,100 in hidden swipe fees each year. The fees Visa and MasterCard charge Americans are the highest in the world, double candidates and eight times more than Europe's. That's why I've taken action, but I need your help to help get this passed.
I'm asking you to call your senator today and demand they pass the Credit Card Competition Act.
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Well, to win the surrogate war, which he's clearly done, meaning if you read the comment that Caroline's putting out, when you know that Trump is hearing from disparate folks that X person is doing a great job, that's number one. Number two is obviously going on Fox News and other high-profile type things.
And I would say that those are probably the two, to have the echo chamber on your side and to have the media on your side, the key media.
I want you to know we are lucky to have Charlie Kirk.
Yeah, well, look, I mean, keep in mind, so there's a few things to this story that need to be taken care of because the media and the Democrats are taking this and blowing everything up and using terms that, frankly, with all due respect, they have no right, I mean, they have no understanding of. When they throw out words like war plan, classified,
Those might be words, but they actually have meaning, right? So there are operational plans called O plans. They're sensitive, classified or confidential, secret, top secret. The first thing that we got to get out of the way is that clearly from what John Radcliffe, the CIA director, said yesterday, Signal is an authorized platform. The second issue is what was being discussed.
Was it classified or not? I trust the folks, you know, the CIA director, the DNI director, to determine that more than a bunch of lefty media types that have no experience in this. And then the third thing is what you're talking about, Charlie, which is how does Jeffrey Goldberg get into this chat?
Now, Mike Waltz, as you said or alluded to, he's admitted he went on Laura Ingraham last night and said, I'm the guy who created this group chat. But how did he get in his phone book? And that's where I think the big issue is, is that Walt said last night, I don't know. Now, here's the deal.
When I first met Jeffrey Goldberg, I called to yell at him in the 2016-2017 transition because his publication had this gadfly, horrible person named Julia Offey who wrote a disgusting and despicable story about Ivanka Trump. And I called to yell at him and said, hey, I know we've never met. blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. So he's in my phone.
So I went to Signal and I said, okay, let me kind of recreate this. How would he? Signal imports all of your contacts. They're in your phone to the thing. So one has to assume either Mike Waltz, and by the way, Jeffrey Goldberg admits that he's only met Waltz maybe once, maybe twice, several years ago. And that's Washington for you. Hey, I was at an event, we were at a forum, we crossed paths.
But how did his number end up in his phone book? Because Waltz says, I don't know, I've never talked to him. That's the question that I think is important here. Because there's a lot of theories. Like you think about this, the US trade rep is Jameson Greer, JG. So if you're looking down initials in your phone book, you mistakenly get the wrong JG, not Jeffrey Goldberg, Jameson Greer, bring him in.
Okay, but how did he end up in the phone book in the first place, in his list of contacts? And that's where I think the Waltz team is saying, hey, we're asking the tech folks to look at this because you're right. At some point, this is gonna come out, right? It's, did you personally add him in or did somebody else do it? But there's only two ways that that can happen.
Well, that's that's why I thought what was weird is that like so I get that like that. So what he's alluding to is I have Charlie Kirk in my phone. But gosh, you know, instead of Charlie Kirk's phone number, I have, you know, Bob Smith. And so I'm think I'm texting you. And that that seems to be what he was saying. Well, I don't get that.
In other words, what he was saying is, and again, I'm just speculating, but JG, Jameson Greer, the U.S. trade rep, that would make sense. Okay, so what he seems to be saying is, I thought I was adding somebody to the text, and it turns out that it was Jeffrey Goldberg's number, right?
And my point is, okay, that still doesn't, you still have, like, no one goes, like, that's just, it doesn't make sense. I buy the fact that, yeah, hey, as a member of Congress, maybe his staff said, hey, we're going to upload some reporters to your phone so you can contact them. Before he assumed the direct, I could buy that. Like, I didn't put him in. My staff used to program my phone. Okay.
But the idea that you thought you were contacting somebody else and their numbers were just transposed, I've never had that happen, right? I mean, that to me, and also just like, let's face it, Jameson Greer just happens to have a one-off phone number than Jeffrey Goldberg. This is where I hope he does get the best technical minds to look at this.
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