By The FirstLarry O’Connor guest hosts The Sean Spicer Show for Episode 806 with two powerhouse guests. Former Jill Biden spokesperson Michael LaRosa joins Larry to break down Abdul El-Sayed’s influence on the modern Democrat party and how Democrats have changed, plus the midterms outlook — why the redistricting map favors Republicans and why candidate quality will decide both the House and the Senate. Then Eric Eggers, VP of the Government Accountability Institute and Co-Host of The Drill Down with Peter Schweizer, joins to unpack the Maria Elvira Salazar ad against Trump and deportations — and her attempt to explain herself on the Sunday shows. Why did she do it this way? Larry and Eric also dive into voter rolls in New Jersey and California where nothing has been done to stop fraud, and Michigan where fraud has been proven with no real legal action or cleanup.
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