By The FirstWelcome to The Sean Spicer Show. From the Iowa State Fair, Sean Spicer talks to Governor Kim Reynolds about the importance of the caucuses, the impact that the fair has, and whether she would entertain the possibility of being Vice President. Plus, pollster Jim McLaughlin dissects the lay of land as it currently relates to Trump and his ability to win. And journalist Mark Halperin breaks down what a Trump conviction could mean for the election and what’s really behind the leaked DeSantis debate strategy—it’s certainly not what the New York Times would have you think.
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