Dan Turrentine

And of course, you can catch me every morning on my YouTube channel on the huddle.

with Dan Turrentine and Rachel Bade, looking down everything you need to know and sign up for my newsletter at SeanSpicer.com. Have a great week.

It's been a pleasure being with you here on Full Court Press on WABC.

I'll see you next week.

That was this ex-Democrat strategist.

His name is Dan Turrentine.

And he's saying, why don't they present something? So literally the day after Turrentine made that comment, Tallarico came out and they go, look, here's a video of me in my house and the cover's shaking or whatever.

I'm figuring the next thing they're going to show us is a hostage thing where he's got a magazine, I'm sorry, a newspaper held up with the date on it going, I'm really, I'm sick.

Batia Angar-Saragan is the host of Batia right here on NewsNation.

And Dan Turrentine is a former Democratic advisor and co-host of the Huddle podcast.

Great to have both of you with us.

All right, Batia, let's just say one thing here.

That's a winning message for Democrats right now.

All right, well, we'll see if it works.

Dan Turrentine, Bhatia Ungar Sargon, thank you both so much.

Really appreciate it.

Sean Spicer is not a fan of the Pentagon's plan to live stream the first firing squad execution since World War II, warning it will set a bad precedent.

On The Huddle podcast, Spicer and Dan Turrentine both criticized the plan but acknowledged they'll be surprised if it actually happens.

The Pentagon announced that Nidal Malik Hasan's execution will be live streamed, plans that led to backpart- uh, bipartisan backlash.

Hasan, a former Army psychiatrist, killed 13 people in a mass shooting at Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas, in 2009.

Yeah.

We're gonna hear from, uh, Dan Turrentine in, uh, or Turentine a little bit about that, uh, from the Democratic side.

But one more thing before we go.

I mentioned you potentially in a Speedo.

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Sean Spicer, Dan Turrentine, and Rachel Bade.

I have watched The Huddle every single day this week, including on Monday, which was a Jewish holiday, and so I had to wait until sundown.

I never miss this show.

It's live for an hour on YouTube.

Um, where I walk through with Mark Halpern, a guy named Dan Turrentine that we call it the morning meeting.

It's very, it's just continues to grow in popularity.

Then I do my show that airs at six o'clock on YouTube.

I had Robert Cahaley on.

I said to him, Dan Turrentine thinks South Carolina is a problem.

And he looks at me and says, it is.

And I was like, now, guys, you can say what you want, but Robert Cahaley is one of the most trusted, accurate pollsters.

House candidate, any candidate in a debate or whatnot, or you're asked by the press about Mondani and you're a socialist, you're like, one, Mondani is the mayor of New York City.

I'm, you know, Dan Turrentine in X district.

And by the way, Donald Trump thinks he's doing a great job.

Next question.

Markey just won his primary, assuring us another six years of keeping up with cutting-edge technology.

Here to discuss, host of the Keeping It Real podcast, Jillian Michaels, former Democratic advisor, co-host of The Huddle, Dan Turrentine.

Good to see you both.

Jillian, start with you.