Sean Spicer takes us into his challenging world as Trump's White House secretary, including the moment he regrets the most in that job.

Sean Spicer takes us into his challenging world as Trump's White House secretary, including the moment he regrets the most in that job.

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In this episode between, John Solomon and Congressman Jim Jordan, Jordan meticulously outlines his apprehensions regarding the Department of Justice's approach to cases involving former President Trump, shedding light on potential collusion among prosecutors, notably Alvin Bragg, Jack Smith, and Fannie Willis, and emphasizing the imperative need for transparency and accountability in legal proceedings.

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In this episode between, <a href="https://art19.com/shows/john-solomon-reports">John Solomon</a> and <a href="http://jordan.house.gov/">Congressman Jim Jordan</a>, Jordan meticulously outlines his apprehensions regarding the Department of Justice's approach to cases involving former President Trump, shedding light on potential collusion among prosecutors, notably Alvin Bragg, Jack Smith, and Fannie Willis, and emphasizing the imperative need for transparency and accountability in legal proceedings.
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Why ask questions when you have no interest in the answers? The Associated Press just did a survey on the level of trust Americans have in the media. Only 14 percent of respondents claimed to have confidence in their reporting. 

By contrast, 83 percent had significant concerns over accuracy, three-fourths worried about bias and 81 percent were extremely or somewhat concerned that reporters don’t verify their information before publication.

Combined with similar outcomes from Gallup, the result should be a wake-up call for the AP and other media organizations. Instead, the AP blamed the erosion of trust to microscopic levels not on media organizations, but on “politicians,” and their consumers for being “not familiar with how journalism works.”

An industry that deals with failure on a scale this broad by attempting to blame its customers is an industry in total denial. And that tells us that the mainstream media will essentially do nothing to address the problem until the trust level drops all the way to zero.
It's not good.

Why ask questions when you have no interest in the answers? <a href="https://apnews.com/article/news-organizations-trust-poll-misinformation-18235eaef4fdfbdc9c1f7e8693744b21">The Associated Press just did a survey </a>on the level of trust Americans have in the media. Only 14 percent of respondents claimed to have confidence in their reporting. 
By contrast, 83 percent had significant concerns over accuracy, three-fourths worried about bias and 81 percent were extremely or somewhat concerned that reporters don’t verify their information before publication.
Combined with similar outcomes from Gallup, the result should be a wake-up call for the AP and other media organizations. Instead, the AP blamed the erosion of trust to microscopic levels not on media organizations, but on “politicians,” and their consumers for being “not familiar with how journalism works.”
An industry that deals with failure on a scale this broad by attempting to blame its customers is an industry in total denial. And that tells us that the mainstream media will essentially do nothing to address the problem until the trust level drops all the way to zero. It's not good.

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Joe Piscopo turns to Michael Goodwin of the New York Post to give us his candid take on the antisemitic chaos that is happening at Columbia University.

Hugh Hewitt talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the need to restore order on college campuses. 

John Solomon and Amanda Head on the “John Solomon Reports” podcast talk with Natalie Sanandaji, who is a survivor of the Nova music festival shooting on October 7 in Israel. She talks about the effort to silence her from speaking out against Hamas. 

Hugh turns to Michael Oren, the former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, to discuss the way the United States is hamstringing Israel in its effort to take out Hamas once and for all. 

Hugh talks with Yossi Klein Halevi, a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute, about his takeaways from October 7th. He also talks about how many of the demonstrators at Columbia and other liberal campuses hate America and that it is telling about the mental health of the left. 

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<a href="https://am970theanswer.com/all/joe-piscopo">Joe Piscopo</a> turns to <a href="https://nypost.com/author/michael-goodwin/">Michael Goodwin of the New York Post</a> to give us his candid take on the antisemitic chaos that is happening at Columbia University.
<a href="http://www.hughhewitt.com/">Hugh Hewitt</a> talks with Arkansas Senator Tom Cotton about the need to restore order on college campuses. 
John Solomon and Amanda Head on the “<a href="https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/john-solomon-reports/id1495251160">John Solomon Reports</a>” podcast talk with <a href="https://twitter.com/NatSanandaji">Natalie Sanandaji</a>, who is a survivor of the Nova music festival shooting on October 7 in Israel. She talks about the effort to silence her from speaking out against Hamas. 
Hugh turns to <a href="https://twitter.com/drmichaeloren?lang=en">Michael Oren</a>, the former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, to discuss the way the United States is hamstringing Israel in its effort to take out Hamas once and for all. 
Hugh talks with <a href="https://www.yossikleinhalevi.com/">Yossi Klein Halevi</a>, a senior fellow at the <a href="https://www.hartman.org.il/">Shalom Hartman Institute</a>, about his takeaways from October 7th. He also talks about how many of the demonstrators at Columbia and other liberal campuses hate America and that it is telling about the mental health of the left.

Mike Gallagher with Sean Spicer on Lessons Learned as Press Secretary

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