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Is America About to Pull Back From the Middle East?
As the war with Iran continues, Washington is already confronting a major question: what should America’s military footprint in the Middle East look like when the fighting ends? Steve Yates tells Mike Baker that changes in warfare, stronger regional partners and the growing use of long-range strikes and economic pressure could allow the United States to reduce its presence without abandoning the region. He explains why America is unlikely to close its bases or withdraw entirely, but could rely more heavily on allies, mobile forces and a smaller permanent footprint. Mike Baker speaks with Steve Yates, former deputy national security advisor to the vice president, about what the Iran war has revealed, how America’s military posture has changed since 9/11, and why a pullback from the Middle East would not necessarily mean a retreat.
Giuliani Relives 9/11 Hour-by-Hour 25 Years Later, Vance Rocks RNC & Rubin on Kirk | EP 800
EP 800 SPECIAL: Rudy Giuliani walks Sean hour-by-hour through 9/11/2001 on the ground in New York City — 25 years later. Plus JD Vance’s standout Night 2 speech at the RNC Midterm Convention in Dallas, and Dave Rubin on the one-year anniversary of Charlie Kirk and what he saw in NYC on 9/11.
Trump Rocks RNC Dallas, Fetterman Surprise & Charlie Kirk Tribute | EP 799
Night 1 of the RNC Midterm Convention in Dallas delivers — President Trump fires up the midterms, Brandon Gill sounds off, and John Fetterman makes a surprise appearance via video. On Episode 799 of The Sean Spicer Show, Sean is joined by Scott Singer, former Boca Raton Mayor and Republican candidate for Congress in FL-25, Mary Marslender, founder of Leverage PR, and Rebeka Zeljko to break down all the Night 1 action, plus Winners and Losers of the week in politics.The panel also pauses to memorialize the great Charlie Kirk one year after his passing, looks ahead to the 25th anniversary of 9/11, and confronts the evil we’re up against — from the reaction of some female jurors to the public response to the Lindsay Clancy trial.
Battleground 2026: 21 House Toss-Ups That Will Decide Congress | Henry Olsen I EP 798
Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and author of the Margin of Victory newsletter, Henry Olsen, joins Sean to go race-by-race through the Cook Political Report’s updated battleground list — now up from 19 to 21 seats, with Republican-held MI-10 and Democrat-held FL-14 newly moved to Toss-Up. Sean and Henry break down which seats are trending toward Democrats or Republicans, what the New Hampshire primary turnout tells us about the general election, and whether the RNC Midterm Convention can move the needle and swing the House toward Republicans.
Texas Midterms: What You Need to Know (RNC Preview) I EP 797
On EP 797 of The Sean Spicer Show, Sean sits down for a Texas-sized preview of the RNC Midterm Convention in Dallas with two of the biggest names on the Texas ballot: Rep. Steve Toth, nominee for U.S. Congress in TX-2, and State Sen. Mayes Middleton, GOP nominee for Texas Attorney General.
Could Soaring Oil Prices Break China’s Economy?
As oil prices rise and tensions with Iran threaten global supply, Daniel Turner argues that China faces a major strategic weakness: energy dependence. Turner tells Mike Baker that China imports almost all of its oil, relies heavily on coal to power its factories, and is far more economically vulnerable than many people realize. He explains why higher oil prices could put real pressure on Beijing, while also benefiting adversaries like Vladimir Putin. Mike Baker speaks with Daniel Turner, executive director of Power the Future, about China’s dependence on foreign energy, the myth of its economic strength, and why a prolonged oil shock could become a serious geopolitical problem for Beijing.