sean spicer is the man you all probably don't needan introduction to . you know him but we got to know sean i think for really the first time as the first press secretary to present from but you all i'm sure can test you fell in love with him on during his escapades on dancing with the stars. today sean is busy posting a new show on newsmax called spicer and company talking with the president and working with activists across the country he's found time for this new fantastic book which we will discuss today. the book is called "radical nation" , joe biden and kamala harris dangerous plan for america. join me in welcoming sean spicer. [applause] so this is heritage. >> it looks beautiful it's a beautiful day in washington and we're glad to have this conversation . this is an absolutely fantastic and timely book. i had the pleasure of being able to read it and i have a sneak copy before us here today and all you get to take home a copy as well though i want to start there with your thinking into the book. obviously you've written a few booksbefore, this is

sean spicer is a man he will probably do not need introduction to print you here, you know how we really to know sean i think for really the first time as the first talk with the president work with activists across the country he has found time to pen this new fantastic book which we are going to discuss today. the book is called radical nation, joe bidart inc. kamala harris dangerous plan for america. please help me in joining welcoming john spicer. [applause] >> take a seat. >> this is a beautiful precooked is a gorgeous day it's great to have this conversation with you this is an absolute fantastic and timely book. i'm able to read it everyone here will take home a copy as well. going to start their what were you thinking going into the book? obviously written a few books before this iss your third period this is everything we are seeing and washington, the biden regime, very, very dangerous agenda. what led you to write this book? was your thinking behind it what made you take pen to paper? >> right after his clear joe biden was become president in january, hugh mannix which is the

you are on with sean spicer. go ahead. caller: good morning.m trying to ask a question that has bothered me for years with all this horror going on. when i was a little girl i was told the devil made me do it. then trump made me do it. i wonder who the terrible behavior of the american people will blame next. it was outrageous. i'm shocked, i'm ashamed, i'm ashamed that they did it and nobody stopped them. nobody stopped them from doing that. i can imagine -- i can't imagine the horror he and his family are suffering. host: eleanor from massachusetts. sean: there is no question when you look at the media coverage of donald trump and how we have seen the first three weeks of the biden administration is different. the press corps is in line and there is a vitriolic feeling among members of the press corps towards donald trump. this is something that on the right we have dealt with forever and it got amplified to a degree i had never witnessed by donald trump. the members of the media made it personal. >> the year began with republicans in control

look at that, sean spicer over there.s a joke from our reoccurring segment, "remember that?" [ musical chime remember that? when the press secretary hid from reporters in the bushes like a high school sophomore who just left a flaming bag of dog turds on his neighbor's doorstep "oh, [bleep], he sees us run! this has been "remember that?" [ musical chime it's surprising to think that even as close as these people are to trump, they still don't know the real him. you think he wanted to go on tv and condemn his own supporters by all accounts, he was watching the riots on tv, and according to one republican senator, he was excited and delighted by what he saw. the "washington post" reported that trump was too busy watching firey tv images of the crisis unfolding around them to act or even bother to hear their pleas. he was hard to reach, and you know why because it was live tv, said one close trump advisor. if it's tivo, he just hits pause and takes the calls. if it's live tv, he watches it, and he was just watching it all un

i've got sean spicer, least deserved reentry into polite society. steve bannon, most shirks.well as most likely to claim sanctuary in international waters. i think that's coming up. and of course roger stone named most likely to have a capitol riot anniversary sex party called the january 6th erections. >> oh, man, yeah, eugene, i'm glad, eugene, you're -- >> thank you. >> i got you, bud. don't worry. i've got one for you guys. rudy giuliani, most likely to flunk out of law school. that's nothing compared to joshua's there, but i would say rudy giuliani most likely to buy hair dye from cbs given that running streak of -- >> i would say -- >> go ahead. >> -- rudy giuliani, a man for four seasons. >> that's a great one, too. that's a really good one. all right, well, let me ask you this, eugene. what do you think about nunes' decision here to leave congress and go run trump's media company? why in the world would he do that considering he had a pretty good chance to be chairman of the house intel committee if republicans take over next year, which by some political analyst's pr

sean spicer, now a host on newsmax, joined us to share his thoughts.e a show every night -- guest: i have a show every night on newsmax. we have been covering it for a while. we will cover it tonight. i look at it from the standpoint of, what are other people asking ? what are the questions we have and how can we break it down for them during the hour we have? >> the questions would be what and how would you answer them? guest: i get asked the questions instead of having to answer them. i definitely inject my own opinion. there are lots of questions in particular with this with respect to the former president. the constitution is clear about the purpose of impeachment being for removal of office. if someone is no longer in office, you have to question what is the purpose of the proceedings themselves? we have for example tonight, alan dershowitz on the show and we will break it down from a constitutional perspective. a lot of times we get lost in political arguments and forget to step back and say, the constitution is clear about what the purpose of th

jonas brothers widely mocked on social media, and that includes former white house press secretary sean spicer be honest. i actually think joe biden did some good acting at the end. probably better than our acting for the new year's eve special -- [laughter] at least mine, i would say. you were phenomenal -- rachel: oh, stop. pete: emmy-winning performance. check it out. it's so bad -- rachel: wait a minute. so joe biden, who's barely alive, is a better actor than any of us. i love it. pete: it's true. a weekend at bernie's thing. [laughter] all right. texas governor greg -- we better move on before we get in more trouble. greg with abbott unveiling the first stretch of the state-funded border wall as biden's emigration crisis spirals out -- immigration crisis spirals out of control. >> we have drug cartels, we have human trafficking, we have fentanyl brought across the border. there's devastation every single day because the biden administration is not doing its job to secure our border, so texas is stepping up and doing the federal government's job. it's nebraska been this -- it's never been