Sean Spicer

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

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I'm so glad to be unburdened by that. I am unburdened by that, which is a blessing.
I have no idea. Megan, I want to just be the first to say it here. I am throwing my full and complete endorsement behind Kamala Harris for governor of California or president in 2028, whichever she wants. Seconded. I want her to go forward so bad. Let's donate. This would be the best Christmas present ever. And I love this season. I love it.
Yeah, there's a lot to unpack there. I mean, the bottom line is the same poll that I was referring to that I posted on Instagram, we talked about in the morning meeting shows, streamers, YouTubers, people who get their information there voted for Trump. Take a look at it because they're right. The people who read the legacy media, the New York Times, Washington Post, watch NBC, they're with her.
The difference is that we talked about this, I think, this morning, gentlemen. AOC and Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump have a degree of authenticity to them. And they can pontificate for a while and talk about themselves. I watched Donald Trump for as long as I know him. He did an interview with Tiffany Smiley, I think it was, on the Moms for Liberty event in D.C. And I went to talk to him.
Then I stayed for the event. And she did this moderated Q&A with him. And I was like, my gosh, as long as I've known him, I've never heard him tell these stories. He can riff. He can hang with the best of them. When you can hang for three hours with Joe Rogan, that's not about specific policy pronunciations. It's about getting to know you. And that's what Rob Flaherty was really getting at that.
But just go back to the premise of what he said. We tried to book her on sports shows. Why would you do that? I don't understand what that means. Trump could talk about baseball, UFC. He watches golf a lot, obviously. My point is that he can hang in a conversation about sports. But it would be like, flip the equation, Megan.
Let's say that some player, some representative from a player from the Boston Celtics called you and said, hey, I'd love to get Jason Tatum on the show with you, Megan, to talk about you know, the Celtics and how his training regimen, I think, I mean, I don't know. Maybe you'd say it was cool. But for the most part, it's like, why would you want to book Jason Tatum on a politics culture show?
Why would you want Kamala Harris on a sports show? Of course they got turned down. It just shows how stupid their strategy was. I mean, these guys are millions of dollars in debt after spending billions of dollars. It was a bad strategy. I think they're just exposing how bad of a campaign they ran and how bad of a candidate she is. You know what, though?
Can I just say real quick to Mark's point? Yeah, go ahead. I've been with Donald Trump plenty of times prior to a press conference. Do you know what the prep looks like?
Here's it. Mr. President, are you ready? Let's go.
I mean, honestly, there's no murder board prep sessions. The prep is, are you ready, sir? Okay, let's go.
We did that. And look, it was funny. I talked to people about this before the first commander in chief. that we did on the USS Intrepid in New York. I was sitting there, going over VA veteran statistics, the number of suicides that veterans have, policy initiatives. And I was getting frustrated because I'm like, this guy is just not focused.
And I had not ever prepped him in that level of detail before. And he goes out there and blew my mind. It was like his mind was soaking it all in. He was like, I've never seen anybody absorb information the way he did because I was trying to walk him through a normal prep session. And in the middle of it, he was like, all right, I need lunch. Someone get me this.
And I'm like, oh boy, this is not going to go well. And he goes out there and crushes it. but I'd never seen anybody absorb information and then recite it in the way that he did. He walked back out after that event and I said, I don't know how you just did that. It was mind blowing.
I'm right off. It's a big deal in Rhode Island and New England. It's not just the whales. And New Jersey. It's killing the fishing industry up here. It's unbelievable what's happening. And again, it was just so amazing how he just, top of mind, brought that out and said, here's what's going on. Because you asked the folks who make their life better.
based on the water up here, the environmental consequences, the effects that it's having on maritime industry and on marine life. But he knows this stuff, and he just does it because he hears it, he absorbs it, and he debates it back and forth as he's having conversations, and then he's ready to go.
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