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Why Salazar Turned on Trump Over Border Deportations | EP 806
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Iran’s Targeting of U.S. Forces May Be Getting More Dangerous & Putin’s Wartime Election
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• New reports suggest Russian and Chinese companies may be helping Iran improve its ability to target American forces across the Middle East. Open Source Intelligence Analyst Ryan McBeth joins us to break down what the reporting shows and what it could mean for U.S. troops in the region.
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Will Trump’s DOJ Finally Investigate Ilhan Omar? | Reagan Reese and David Bozell
Conservatives are tired of waiting — will the Trump DOJ finally act on Ilhan Omar and the explosive allegation she married her brother to commit immigration fraud? On Episode 805 of The Sean Spicer Show, Sean is joined by Reagan Reese, White House Correspondent for The Daily Caller, and David Bozell, President of the Media Research Center, for two must-watch conversations. Reagan reveals whether she has gotten a straight answer yet from the Trump Administration on Omar, after JD Vance, Tom Homan and AG Todd Blanche have all now weighed in publicly. They also go inside the unique Rose Garden press briefing with Blanche, Reagan’s recent travel on Air Force One with President Trump, whether Trump at 80 is noticeably slowing down or not — plus Reagan turns the tables and grills Sean on the season premiere of Dancing with the Stars. Then, Sean and David dismantle the sprawling Sunday cover story in the New York Times on censorship under Trump. MRC was quoted in the piece, but Bozell shows how they proved the exact opposite — it was the Biden Administration that censored through social media, the mainstream media and otherwise. Sean also walks through the Times’ 175-year history of journalistic missteps from their coverage of the Holocaust to Iraq to ISIS, and why they promised to cover themselves. Finally, they debate the role of the FCC in 2026 , how Chairman Brendan Carr is doing the job past chairs would not, and why The View and Jimmy Kimmel do not meet the standard of journalism or news.
Everything Is About To CHANGE for Trump’s MAGA Movement
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