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by The Sean Spicer Show
He's been everywhere, he knows everyone, and he's got the inside scoop. With Sean Spicer's unbridled knowledge of how the system works, The Sean Spicer Show gives viewers a backstage pass to the inner workings of political power and media maneuvering, unveiling the stories that are being hidden from the public and uncovering the agendas behind the information we receive. In each episode, The Sean Spicer Show answers the fundamental questions that shape our nation: How does the system work? How can we fix it? And, most importantly, what are Democrats and the corporate-controlled media hiding from you? We're about to find out.
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Sean doesn’t terrific job of providing great interviews with guests that have news to share. At least once or twice a month he actually breaks news that turns national within a few days. For information, access, and strategy delivered in an uplifting way you need to be listening to this.
A few months ago, I wrote a review complaining that you put all the ads in the Show Notes/Episode Description at the top and having to scroll, scroll, and scroll to get to the Episode Description. But now, I’d like to thank you for fixing this so the Show Notes/Episode Description is at the top and the ads are at the bottom. Since you fixed this, I resubscribed to your show.. Thank you!
I really enjoy Sean's expertise. He’s been in the trenches and he and his guests are informed and have interesting things to share. I’ve been very impressed with his questions during their chats. He’s also engaged with his followers and a kind person
Sean’s style of keeping us informed is entertaining. His guests are knowledgeable and the insights they share are invaluable.
I've been listening to the podcast for about a month. The content is good but it's often difficult knowing when the editorial content has stopped and the sponsor ads have begun. I can't take editorial content seriously when it's indistinguishable from the ad. There needs to be deliberate separation, not an ad that flows directly from the content: a piece of music, an comment saying an ad is coming, or at least prominent dead air. I just finished listening to an episode where the editorial content talked about bureaucrats owning patents on the products they regulate . . . and in the same breath Sean read an ad for the guest's company. If this advertorial tendency doesn't stop I'll soon be a former listener.
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