This is Gavin Newsom And, This Is Sean Spicer On Why He Thinks People Want To Be On Team Trump This Time Around
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Sep 3, 2025 Sean Spicer, former White House Press Secretary, shares insights on the evolving landscape of political loyalty, particularly towards Trump. He reflects on his transition to podcasting and the challenges of misinformation in media today. The conversation delves into the complexities of governance, discussing the balance between loyalty and accountability in presidential cabinets. Spicer also addresses the economic hurdles facing young Americans and raises concerns about government influence on economic data, highlighting significant implications for capitalism and public trust.
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From White House To Independent Media
- Sean Spicer explains how he left the White House, wrote a book, and built independent media shows like the Morning Meeting and his evening show.
- He recounts the origin of Two Way with Mark Halperin and how they turned internal morning prep into a public podcast.
More Outlets Make Journalism Healthier
- Spicer argues journalism is more diverse and healthier because listeners can choose partisan or specialized outlets online.
- He claims his experience gives him unique context compared with pundits who lack real political experience.
Actively Diversify Your News Diet
- Seek multiple sources and dig past algorithmic suggestions to form a fuller view of issues like TikTok and China.
- Read across the spectrum, including NPR and opposing outlets, to understand contrasting arguments.