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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 of course has great inside knowledge from his time as President Trump’s press secretary but he also has many great relationships with those who work around the administration that you never hear about. He leverages these relationships to bring us content you won’t hear anywhere else. 5 stars.
Sean provides facts and analysis on politics in a way that is interesting and fun. Has great guest to address the events of the day. Asks informative questions and gives the guest time to answer completely. If you are a political junkie, Sean needs to be one of your must list to podcasts.
Don’t miss Sean’s podcast. He strategically presents guests and topics. Most recently, he hosted Scott Presler, a grassroots conservative warrior. Today, RNC co-chair announced they will work with Scott to increase Rep voter turnout. One example of many - Sean continues to make a difference and to give us hope! Thank you!!!
Very good podcast, speaking about relevant issues. Always have well informed guests with great insight and knowledge.
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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