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Tune in for my conversations with House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan and Brett Buchanan as we break down the headlines! Click here and join us at 6pm.

PLUS, tune in tonight at 8pm ET for special election night coverage! Click on my YouTube channel HERE

Dan Turrentine and Batya Ungar Sargon will join us

Stories I’m reading…

Fetterman says Democrats ‘really need to own’ blame for shutdown - via Washington Examiner

5 States Handed Out $1.4B In Federal Medicaid Funding To Illegals - via The Federalist

Federal judge rules Trump can’t require citizenship proof on the federal voting form - via AP News

Justice Department investigating fraud allegations in Black Lives Matter movement, AP sources say - via AP News

Dems outpace GOP ad spending for Tuesday's elections - via Axios

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Tonight I’m talking with House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan. and Cynal polling president Brent Buchanan about the latest polls . .plus special election night coverage of the NY, VA, and NJ elections, starting TONIGHT at 8 pm ET. Wednesday on the show we’ve got Curtis Houck, Managing Editor of NewsBusters. Thursday we’ve got a great panel featuring Kay Smythe Hill, Link Lauren, and Amber Duke. Finishing Friday strong, I’m joined by Penny Nance and Victor Davis Hanson. Turn on notifications so you don’t miss it!

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Vance steps up to the plate...

JD Vance might be Vice President, but he’s already showcasing his ability to lead.

VP isn’t usually a very flashy job, yet Vance is taking a leading role in this administration.

We’ve seen it in foreign policy and domestic issues— it’s clear that he’s got what it takes to lead the next generation of conservatives.

Looking ahead to 2028, this is great news for the right.

Just last week he appeared at a Turning Point USA event, both speaking and taking questions from an audience at Ole Miss.

You don’t see that often.

One of the most powerful men in the world, willing to engage with college students—many of whom disagree with him.

That’s the kind of hands-on leadership that we need.

It’s just the latest proof that Vance has got what it takes to guide the next generation.

Let’s break it down.

Tune in for my conversation with Michael Knowles as we break down the headlines! Click here and join us at 6pm.

Stories I’m reading…

Justice Department investigating fraud allegations in Black Lives Matter movement, AP sources say - via AP News

Piecemeal bills are a waste of time. Just fund the whole government. - via Washington Post

House Dems get polling telling them to hold out - via Punchbowl News

Karine Jean-Pierre and a Book Tour Most Authors Would Not Dream Of - via New York Times

Member of Mass. Gov. Healey’s staff fired following drug trafficking arrest - via Boston 25 News

VP Vance says US troops will get paid Friday despite government shutdown - via Just the News

Cotton blocks Trump-backed effort to make daylight saving time permanent - via Politico

House GOP concludes investigation into Biden's alleged mental decline - via Politico

At Mamdani Rally, a Moment of Unity Goes Sideways for Hochul - The New York Times - via New York Times

How Mike Waltz is leading the Trump administration’s ‘a la carte’ approach to UN funding - via AP News

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This week on The Sean Spicer Show…

Big election week coming up! Monday I’m joined by pollster Jim Mclaughlin and John Reid. Then Tuesday I’m talking with House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan. . .plus special election night coverage of the NY, VA, and NJ elections, starting at 8 pm ET. Wednesday on the show we’ve got Curtis Houck, Managing Editor of NewsBusters. Thursday we’ve got a great panel featuring Kay Smythe Hill, Link Lauren, and Amber Duke. Finishing Friday strong, I’m joined by Penny Nance and Victor Davis Hanson. Turn on notifications so you don’t miss it!

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Trump wins, Dems dig in their heels

The shutdown continues.

We’re coming up on a month of the Democrat-caused government shutdown, with no end in sight.

This isn’t just a bad look for the Left— it’s hurting Americans.

More and more people are losing pay and struggling to feed their families.

Why?

Because the Democrats want to keep healthcare coverage for illegal immigrants.

Odd hill to die on if you ask me.

But while they spin their wheels, Trump’s not slowing down.

He just went on a 5 day, 3 country tour of Asia: making deals and getting results.

Let’s break down what happened.

A productive trip…

While Democrats were denying benefits to American, Trump went the extra mile on America/Asia foreign relations

Just look at the receipts:

A huge mineral trade deal with Japan.

A fair trade agreement with Vietnam.

A reciprocal trade agreement with Malaysia, plus another one with Cambodia.

Plus, an agreement to a framework for reciprocal trade with Thailand.

Keep in mind, Trump got all this done in just five days—it’s mind-boggling.

And I haven’t even mentioned the biggest part.

The piece de resistance of the trip was Trump’s meeting with President Xi Jinping

Trump rated the meeting a 12 out of 10.

You can check out this video of him talking about the details.

The biggest takeaway from all of this?

Trump is getting the job done. They don’t call him the master of the deal for nothing… I can’t think of anyone else who could pull these kind of wins off in a matter of days.

The craziest part of all of this might be what happened when he got back to the states.

After his whirlwind tour of successes, he came back to host a Halloween event at the White House.

After days of heavy diplomacy, he still had the time and energy to greet children.

If it was me, I would’ve had to take a pass, maybe hand it off to the First Lady.

But Trump just doesn’t quit.

It’s exhausting trying to keep up with everything he’s doing, I can’t imagine the kind of energy it takes to do what he does.

But he’s determined to keep working for America.

The bottom line

Right now the difference between the administration and the Democrats couldn’t be clearer.

The Democrats have spent their month voting for a government shutdown and attending “No Kings” rallies.

Trump?

He’s still on the offensive, this Asian tour is just the latest example.

He’s fighting for Americans, working non-stop to get the job done—and Democrats don’t have an answer for him.

If you ask me, the left running out of political capital.

Yet they won’t change course, and it’s the American people who are paying the price.

The good news is that this is just making our choice in 2026 even clearer.

We can choose results or we can choose shutdown.

I know what I’d prefer.

ICYMI: Democrats get paid while Americans suffer…

Tune in for my conversation with Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson as we break down the latest on the shutdown and way forward! Click here and join us at 6pm.

Tomorrow John Solomon of Just the News joins the show, Thursday is the panel and Friday Michael Knowles of the Daily Wire wraps up the week.

Stories I’m reading…

Duffy pledges to pull $160 million in federal funds from California over commercial drivers’ licensing for illegal immigrants - via Washington Examiner

In defense of the White House ballroom - via The Washington Post

Bessent: U.S. ‘addressed’ soybean farmers’ concerns with China - via The Hill

Bessent: US won’t be able to pay military by Nov. 15 if shutdown is prolonged - via The Hill

'I am not done' - Kamala Harris tells BBC she may run for president again - via BBC

Hakeem Jeffries endorses Zohran Mamdani for NYC mayor - via Axios

Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton scammed at home by group claiming to be cleaning crew - via NBC Washington

Platner reshuffles campaign and sends out NDAs as he struggles to get ahead of controversies - Politico

Winsome Sears blasts Virginia Dems’ surprise redistricting session as a ‘stunt’ to pull her off the trail - via Fox News

Cracks emerge in Democrats' unity on government shutdown - via Axios

Start your day in the know

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This week on The Sean Spicer Show…

Coming up this week, Wednesday we’ve got John Solomon. Then Thursday, tune in for a great panel with Amber Duke, Emily Sturge, Chris Salcedo. Finally, Friday don’t miss my conversation with Michael Knowles.

Wellness update...

If you watch the show or have been reading the newsletter for a while you know I have been on my own MAHA/wellness journey. One of the big things I have done is switched out many of the personal care products (soap, toothpaste, vitamins, etc) and home care products (cleaning supplies, detergent) with products from an American based, family company where wellness is front and center.

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The key to keeping the House...

2026 is right around the corner, and one thing’s for sure:

If we lose the House, we lose the agenda.

We lose the Republican advantage and a chance to get things done.

That’s why the redistricting matters.

It’s not just about a few votes here and there, righting mistakes from the past census.

This means the difference between a clear agenda, and weeks—months of subpoenas and impeachments.

Just look at the stakes.

This chart from Bruce Mehlman shows just how tight the margins are: the closest since 1931.

 

That’s not something we can gamble with.

Let’s break it down

High stakes…

Just think about what a Democrat House majority could mean for the next 2 years

It means non-stop hearings on ridiculous topics, endless subpoenas for Trump’s team, and impeachment 3.0.

We’ve seen it before— look at 2019.

No agenda, just gridlock, and anything they can do to stall the Trump administration’s progress

The problem is, history isn’t on our side.

Another one of Bruce’s charts shows how often the President’s wins House seats during midterms:

 

Not often.

But that’s just what we need to happen to stay on track.

How do we make sure the House reflects what the American people want?

Redistricting: the new battleground…

Trump is pushing for states—especially battleground states—to redistrict this year.

Texas, North Carolina, and Missouri already have, with several more on the way.

Of course, Democrats are fighting this tooth and nail.

They’re trying to use state courts to to redraw districts in their favor.

In New York, they’re trying to flip seats with gerrymandered maps, and in North Carolina, Dems are trying to push their own versions in protest.

Funny how they don’t like fair representation when it’s not in their favor.

The Voting Rights Act of 1965 is key here— it’s been weaponized to favor Democrats in southern states, but if the Supreme Court strike down Section 2, Dems could lose up to 12 districts.

Cue helpful chart:

 

It’s the kind of change that could pay out dividends for years to come—just imagine what we could accomplish with two years of a solid majority.

The bottom line…

Let’s be honest, Republicans’ majority right now is razor thin.

And given historic trends, we can’t leave the 2026 midterms up to chance.

We need to make redistricting a reality… not just because it gives us a clear path forward, but because it gives a lot of Americans their voice back.

For too long, dishonest maps have silenced conservative areas.

It’s time to take them back.

If we don’t, we’re looking down the barrel of a rough couple years, filled with investigations, subpoenas and impeachment.

If you ask me, I say it’s a better idea to avoid all that mess and deal with it in a smarter, more American way:

Let the people decide.

Democrats don’t seem to want the government to be open for business anyways, I’m sure they won’t mind losing a couple seats.