Mark is joined by Sean Spicer, host of The Sean Spicer Show and author of Trump 2.0, to examine the fallout from Calley Means’ explosive interviews alleging internal White House resistance to the MAHA agenda. Spicer contextualizes Means’ claims regarding glyphosate, vaping regulations, and former Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, explaining the difference between internal sabotage and practical policy compromises. The two also discuss the broader economic factors that drove last week's midterm losses, what Stephen Miller's ascension to Chief of Staff signals for the administration's execution, JD Vance's political positioning ahead of 2028, and how Republicans should navigate the lame-duck session before Democrats assume control of Congress.
