with sean spicer and wake up early, i guess if you want to drive rudy's coffee, that money is going tohe election workers that he smeared. so maybe it should could mean for your time, the thing is, is it feels like it's not only a grift, like there's the grift section which is like but i'm priming my audience to believe everything i say. yeah, but they will also then by everything i tell them to buy. so it's like yang, yang situation where it's like a circular thing where it feeds themselves, the host gigs, a lot of money, you know, how much money alex jones has. >> another pursue there, even though he should be saying exactly then it circular. >> and so much of this stuff, by the way is because they are convincing you. the world is about to end or something terrible is about to happen. they're also selling you freeze dry food. they're telling you put your money into gold and silver on the bannon's show, i text the number bannon's gold, basically and they haven't stopped calling me on a week i for 1:00 would my savings, the few pennies i have a slightly different view of it all. look,

host: joining us this morning a sean spicer, host of the sean spicer show and the former white houseecretary during the trump administration. thanks for being here with us. we are talking about campaign 2024 obviously. there's only five days to go. what is your assessment of how this all ends on election day, if it ends on election day? guest: i mean look, i'm actually really bullish on this. obviously i support president trump and the republican ticket but when you look at the averages of where the polls are in all the battleground states, it's not just the edge that president trump has, it is the trend that is going in his direction. so you look not just at one pole, but at last several polls, and the wind is at his back. and frankly you look at the balla ground state senate races as well, everything from wisconsin and michigan to pennsylvania and nevada, arizona, each of those same things. there's not one race where republicans aren't moving in the right direction. i'm not saying everyone of them is going to go over the finish line, i hope they do, but i would rather be going into

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thursday morning, the former white house press secretary sean spicer talks about campaign 2024 and otheral news of the day. and then jonathan alter discusses his book "american reckoning: inside trump's trial and my own." and we will look at state alla initiatives -- state ballot initiatives. joining the conversation live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> at wednesday's white house briefing, the chair of the national council of economic advisers given up staying on the economy and inflation, saying prices had returned to pre-pandemic levels. the white

coming up thursday morning, sean spicer talks about campaign 2024 and other political news of the day and columnist discusses his book, american reckoning, inside trump's trial and my own. and we will look at state ballot initiatives. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation, live at seven got eastern thursday morning, on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ,>> as the 2024 presidential campaign continues, american history tv presents its series, historic presidential elections. learn about the issues of different errors, uncover what made these elections historic, and explore their lasting impact on the nation. this saturday, the of 1980. >> i've been president now for almost four years. i've had to make thousands of decisions. and each one of those decisions has been a learning process. i've seen the strength of might nation and i've seen the crises that have approached in a punitive way, and i've had to deal with those crises asbestos could. >> are you better off and you were four years ago? is it easier for you to go and buy things in a store than it was four y

. >> but i've got my beam dream hotter now, this is kinda side you see sean spicer once though white secretary, my own, brand of organic specialty coffee, rudy coffee really giuliani, once america's mayor solving sleeping builds and coffee the mega media universe is surreal, but also scary the country is probably going to be in a state of whipped up chaos are so many shows so many influencers, so many people just posting all day long clearly one thing that is being pushed really, really hard is that trump is definitely going to win. and if he doesn't win, it is because of fraud. it is because the election was stolen >> i love that sean spicer is pitching sleeping aides with the tagline bib. well, as how do i sleep at night yeah. and how does he sleep at night? yeah. yeah. >> he's pitching the sleeping aides, mike lindell is pitching the pillows and then you can wake up early so what better wake up with and rudy giuliani in your home? >> i don't like that every morning, so it is so surreal, of course, seen those characters pushing that. >> and by the way, the way they pivot so quickly

i love that sean spicer is pitching sleeping aides with the tagline bibi will ask, how do i sleep atht? yeah. and how does he sleep at night? yeah. yeah. he's pitching the sleeping aides, mike lindell is pitching the pillows and then you can wake up early so what better to wake up with than rudy giuliani in your home? i think that every morning so it is so surreal, of course, seeing those characters pushing that. >> and by the way, the way they pivot so quickly from america's doom, the election is going to be solon to fight away by this. it's just happens with rudy giuliani may move in with you and your apartment and send them your way. >> i think you might have a been more spade but there will be, there will be good coffee. i mean, maybe i mean how wide reaching is this huge i'm really it's a hard thing to get your head around, which is it's just endless. i mean, i have to watch this stuff for a living every day. there's a new show, there's a new account, there's just hundreds of these shows millions of americans are seeing this bs everyday. >> donie o'sullivan, thanks so much bette

the bizarre behavior like lying about the crowd size at his inauguration, insisting people like sean spicernd my ex-wife go out and repeat or bolster those lies. i did not understand. why would someone who just became president of the united states be obsessed about whether on a rainy day he did not get as many people to attend his inauguration as the first black president did on a sunny day? there was just something off there. his behavior throughout the first few months of his administration just left me wondering, what is wrong with this guy? i began to do reading and learned about personality disorders, as defined in the dsm. first i read an article about narcissistic personality disorder and you can look at the characteristics of this man and he checks every box and then antisocial personality disorder. he checks every box for that. that is why i formed the anti-psychopath political action committee to point out these things and point out how these things explain everything about him. and last week we culminated our campaign with the signed petition or letter from 230 plus psychiatrist

senior vice president mike sean spicer joins us now from austin.same time we have seen a number of people from the political left when when confronted with realities they don't like, they call it disinformation, misinformation, what roux doing? you got to shut up. >> yeah. i mean, you know, this is exactly the model, you know, that's driving why the university of austin was founded. we want to have an open conversation in our society and lots of people are telling us what we can hear and say and do and talk about. and, you know, there's a tremendous sense, you know, this country was founded on an open dialogue and free speech. to say hear tim walz's definitions in some ways you are kind of questioning what were the founders say about that? i'm not sure they would agree. >> steve: sure. ultimately, i know that a lot of people when they do that they are trying to silence dissent. you look at college campuses i know the university of austin. you have seen the free speech protest including palestine up there to the exclusion of a lot of jewish students

yes so after sean spicer left the administration who got off to a bad obviously with the largest ever quip, i went and interviewed about what it was like to be a press secretary and and another press secretary have talked about this where there is an amount of preparation that they do for, i think, up to 2 hours before those daily briefings, because that is the main job of the press secretary, sort of like a daily board, you would call it, right and so they are usually well prepared. and then they also have a huge binder in front of them so that if they don't have the answer off the top of their head, they can open that book and you'll see them open that book up and just read off of them from time to time. some press secretaries are better than others handling. this and that's also i go into some that in the book too and did you how hard is it to get a in in covering the white house and did you even see that as your your job necessarily? not really. i think, again, voa is unique for us a scoop about something happening south america or east asia was something we really desire hard. an

thursday morning, the former white house press secretary sean spicer talks about campaign 2024 and other political news of the day. and then jonathan alter discusses his book "american reckoning: inside trump's trial and my own." and we will look at state alla initiatives -- state ballot initiatives. joining the conversation live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. >> at wednesday's white house briefing, the chair of the national council of economic advisers given up staying on the economy and inflation, saying prices had returned to pre-pandemic levels. the white house press secretary also addresses reporters. they hope to clarify -- the answer to clarify the use of the word "garbage" i president trump wonders -- by president biden when discussing supporters of former president trump. first black president of the united states the birtherism, to have people question whether he was born to try and diminish. sec. jean-pierre good afternoon. a couple things at the top and then we will get to our guest. today president biden signed an executive order establishing -- bless you -- establishing the white ho

. >> now, this is kind of side you see sean spicer once though white house press secretary, maj. >> own brand of organic specialty coffee, rudy coffee, really giuliani, once america's mayor selling sleeping builds and coffee, the mega media universe is surreal but also scary. >> the country is probably going to be in a state of whipped up chaos so many shows so many influencers, so many people just posted all day long clearly one thing that is being pushed really, really hard is that trump is definitely going to win. and if he doesn't win, it is because because of fraud, it is because the election was stolen. >> donie o'sullivan, cnn, at my apartment in new york are great whatever. yeah, a great story our thanks to donie o'sullivan for that report. it makes me think about potentially start a franchise where we sell some stuff would have been maybe honey are want to do a work from home story like that. that was that was brilliant. >> yeah, we'll put a pin in that conference precision and get serious because still ahead, cia director william burns meets with egypt's president to discuss c

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the bizarre behavior like lying about the crowd size at his inauguration, insisting people like sean spicerex-wife go out and repeat or bolster those lies. i did not understand. why would someone who just became president of the united states be obsessed about whether on a rainy day he did not get as many people to attend his inauguration as the first black president did on a sunny day? there was just something off there. his behavior throughout the first few months of his administration just left me wondering, what is wrong with this guy? i began to do reading and learned about personality disorders, as defined in the dsm. first i read an article about narcissistic personality disorder and you can look at the characteristics of this man and he checks every box and then antisocial personality disorder. he checks every box for that. that is why i formed the anti-psychopath political action committee to point out these things and point out how these things explain everything about him. and last week we culminated our campaign with the signed petition or letter from 230 plus psychiatrists talk