A bombshell Vanity Fair profile of Chief of Staff Susie Wiles hit the stands, and of course

it sent shockwaves from 1600 Pan to Mara Lago, from calling the president's personality

alcoholic to labeling J.D. Vance a conspiracy theorist and admitting the mass deportation machine

has made mistakes.

The Ice Maiden of the Maga Movement is finally speaking,

and for anyone who lived through 2017, the parallels are screaming.

Now, today I'm joined by a man who was in the room when the fires were first lit.

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's here

to give us the raw truth on whether

Wiles is losing her grip or if this is all part of the plan.

The narrative that the mainstream media drives is that there's a group of sycophants around

Trump that just say, yes, sir, whatever you want, sir. And you see this story like this come out and

you go, you see, that's not true. And then the Trump administration's 2025 report card on immigration.

So either one has to agree that immigrants coming in, you alluded to this, are not equal to the rest of us.

So we, it's okay to have a class of citizens that we pay less because we, we are, you know,

we're a more sophisticated group of individuals and so we'll

let those people do it. That's really what people are saying. Foreign policy, social justice issues,

and of course, the economy. Plus, Spicer gives us a fearless prediction for the 2026 midterms.

If the economy's in the crapper next to July and August, they're out the door.

Grab your coffee because this one is loud.

Keeping it real with Jillian Michaels.

Sean, thank you so much for joining me.

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