Sean Spicer

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520 appearances 10 recordings 5 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard May 2025

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Hey guys, Sean Spicer here from The Sean Spicer Show. Do you feel like your finance software isn't cutting it? Do you want the latest and greatest in financial software to simplify spending, help you save time and keep you from getting trapped in busy work? Well, you should check out Ramp. Are you a finance professional looking for a better way to maximize productivity and cut wasteful spending?
Then look no further than Ramp. Now, Ramp is the corporate card in spend management software designed to help you save time and Put money back in your pocket. Ramp's accounting software automatically collects receipts and categorizes your expenses in real time so that you don't have to.
You're never going to have to chase down a receipt again, and your employees will no longer spend hours submitting expense reports. The time you'll save on each month employee expenses will allow you to close your books eight times faster. Ramp also saves you a ton of money.
businesses that use ramp save an average of five percent the first year alone ramp is easy to use to get started they issue you virtual and physical cards and make start making payments in less than 15 minutes whether you have five employees or five thousands you've got to get ramped And now you get $250 when you join Ramp. Just go to ramp.com slash Tucker. That's ramp.com slash Tucker.
Ramp.com slash Tucker. Remember, cards are issued by Sutton Bank. Member FDIC. Terms and condition apply.
Good to see you.
I think we are seeing a more pragmatic Trump, a Trump that in 2016, when he won, they tried to delegitimize the win. People were attacking him. It was Russia. You didn't win the popular vote, this and that. And he felt like he was on defense, and rightly so. I mean, we had false accusations lobbed from one end to the other.
And this time, everyone from some folks in the media to big tech and corporate leaders are embracing him. And I think they realized he was right. They were wrong. Bottom line is it's a much different environment. And I think he flourishes in this.
He wants people to come to Mar-a-Lago, talk to him about doing business, talking to him about making investments in the United States, as we saw yesterday with the SoftBank CEO. This is a much different... Frankly, Megan, I'll admit it. I'm jealous. I wish... It was, I'd been there to 2020, 2016 was historic, but we faced a huge wave against us of people that were trying to delegitimize the win.
Now you can't, no one can do that. It was a resounding win and I think he's in his glory.
Do it. Well, I love it. You know what? Petty Irish leprechaun Sean hates. Like, I'm like, why are you giving like I would tell them time out. You guys wait in line. Stand down. Go down to, you know. Boca Raton and wait your turn and I'll call you up to come to Palm Beach. I get it. I know Trump loves this.
He relishes these guys coming there, not just the corporate leaders, but the foreign leaders. I get it. And I'd rather have them on our side and get the policies instituted and make America more prosperous and grow, et cetera. But at the same time, I'm like, these guys bashed him for four to eight years. And now they want back in with a $1 million check to the inauguration committee.
He told Masa yesterday, hey, Masa comes bearing $100 billion in investment. He says, hey, how about $200 billion? Why isn't he saying to Zuckerberg, that's a nice tip. Now put down $10 million for the inauguration.
Megan, here's the funny thing. You can't see this, but this is a picture from December 14th, 2016. All the people sitting around this meeting in Trump Tower, it's Tim Cook, Bezos. It happened in 2016. They all came, but to Dan's point, they didn't like him. They didn't think he was legitimate. So to Donald Trump's point, they all kissed his ring in 2016 initially. They came up to Trump Tower.
I mean, there's probably 20 of these tech executives in this room. and yet very different outcome. The American people spoke very loudly. It wasn't just that Donald Trump won, it's that the policies of the left failed. The open borders, the DEI, the woke policies failed, and these corporate leaders that bought into it all are now realizing they were wrong.
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