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Dems Up 9 Points? Shock October Poll & How GOP Wins on Gas Prices | EP 821

Dems Up 9 Points? Shock October Poll & How GOP Wins on Gas Prices | EP 821

Length 46:40

Dems lead by 9 points with 3 weeks to go? Cygnal’s brand new October survey says Republicans have one path back: talk gas and groceries. On Episode 821 of The Sean Spicer Show, Sean is joined first by Brent Buchanan, Founder and CEO of Cygnal Polling, to break down Cygnal’s just-released October polling data. Brent reveals the two messages Republicans MUST drive home in the final three weeks of the Midterms — bringing down the price of gas and groceries — why Democrats are leading the Generic Ballot by 9 points and how GOP candidates close the gap, plus how a Trump rally impacts down-ballot races in the home stretch.

October 12th, 2026: Deadly Houthi Attack Could Bring America Into the Yemen War & Trump Calls for Zelenskyy’s Replacement

October 12th, 2026: Deadly Houthi Attack Could Bring America Into the Yemen War & Trump Calls for Zelenskyy’s Replacement

Length 25:52

In this episode of The President’s Daily Brief:

– Houthi rebels launch a deadly attack on Saudi Arabia as President Trump considers direct American military intervention in Yemen. The attack comes as Saudi-backed forces battle to reclaim territory along a critical Red Sea shipping route.

– A new Wall Street Journal investigation reveals how hackers are hijacking everyday security cameras to spy on military movements and gather intelligence, turning ordinary civilian technology into a tool of modern warfare.

– President Trump calls for new leadership in Ukraine, accusing President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of failing to end the war with Russia and blaming him for rising diesel prices in the United States.

– In today’s Back of the Brief, Ukraine appears to be expanding its drone campaign against Russia, targeting the country’s digital infrastructure in a series of attacks on major data centers.

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Nicole Brown Simpson’s Sister EXPOSES The Night O.J. Simpson Showed Her Who He Really Was

Nicole Brown Simpson’s Sister EXPOSES The Night O.J. Simpson Showed Her Who He Really Was

Length 56:09

A juror from the O.J. Simpson trial looked into a camera and admitted why she really voted to set him free. Nicole Brown Simpson’s sister Denise Brown says her family knew long before that, and she tells Jillian Michaels about the warning that tipped them off before hand. Denise was in the room the night …

11,283 Terrorism-Related Border Encounters – What’s Really Going On?

11,283 Terrorism-Related Border Encounters – What’s Really Going On?

Length 8:01

: Art Arthur of the Center for Immigration Studies joins Mike Baker on The PDB Situation Report to examine a dramatic surge in terrorism-related encounters at the southern border. With more than 11,000 encounters recorded at southwest border ports of entry, Arthur explains why the numbers have skyrocketed—and why they don’t necessarily mean thousands of known terrorists are attempting to enter the country. He breaks down how tighter border security is forcing smugglers and cartel members toward official checkpoints, how new terrorist designations are changing enforcement, and how criminal networks previously exploited gaps in Border Patrol coverage.