Henry Olsen
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Nov 8, 2026
Tom SwitzerHOST
But the counterargument is just sitting with the Republicans.
Tom SwitzerHOST
I had Henry Olsen on this program recently.
Tom SwitzerHOST
He's a U.S. election analyst, formerly with the Washington Post and the American Enterprise Institute.
Tom SwitzerHOST
And he makes the argument that still the broad cross-section of Republicans, particularly those older than 45, are still very pro-Israel.
Sean SpicerHOST
On my show, you and I broke down the House races every week and you you were.
Sean SpicerHOST
The funny thing is, I joked with you all the time that Henry Olsen was ahead of the Cook Political Report because I'd say the Cook Political Report just moved that from a likely are to a toss up.
Sean SpicerHOST
You've had that as a toss up for four weeks.
Sean SpicerHOST
You saw a lot of this, but nobody else did.
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Sean SpicerHOST
And it's like, I'm not being pessimistic.
Sean SpicerHOST
I'm telling you what the data is saying.
Sean SpicerHOST
And Henry Olsen, his job is to analyze it and to tell you what it says.
Sean SpicerHOST
Not we're not a You want to be optimistic? We're going to win everything.
Sean SpicerHOST
On my show, you and I broke down the House races every week and you you were.
Sean SpicerHOST
The funny thing is, I joked with you all the time that Henry Olsen was ahead of the Cook Political Report because I'd say the Cook Political Report just moved that from a likely are to a toss up.
Sean SpicerHOST
You've had that as a toss up for four weeks.
Sean SpicerHOST
You saw a lot of this, but nobody else did.
Sean SpicerHOST
stat.
Sean SpicerHOST
Henry Olsen was on the show the other day, pointed out a great thing.
Sean SpicerHOST
It's over about that.
Dan TurrentineHOST
I said the Democrats need to be sober about that.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Question now becomes whether that success was a one-time phenomena or the sign of a lasting realignment.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Here with more is Henry Olsen, Washington Post columnist and senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Henry, great to have you back, sir.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Well, thank you very much for having me.
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Henry OlsenGUEST
Because if no one looks under the hood, no one notices no engine in the car.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
Well, for any pollsters watching right now, your job is now a little bit easier.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
You do not have to ask voters if they support Henry Olsen for the presidency in 2028.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
You heard it here first.
Erick EricksonHOST
I just didn't think it was going to be the worst night.
Erick EricksonHOST
It turned out, in Henry Olsen's comparisons that I talked about yesterday, between a run-of-the-mill bad night and you're trapped in a cave with the Cyclops eating the candidates' bad night, the Cyclops ate all the candidates, every one of the candidates.
Erick EricksonHOST
It was a bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad night for the GOP.
Erick EricksonHOST
Welcome.
Scott JenningsHOST
They were just discussing.
Scott JenningsHOST
We'll get into that with Henry Olsen on the other side.
Scott JenningsHOST
More news after this.
Scott JenningsHOST
It's Scott Jennings on Salem.
Scott JenningsHOST
You heard me from CNN there.
Scott JenningsHOST
And I believe we heard a little bit of Byron Donald's lone bright spot for the Republicans last night, winning the governorship in Florida and a little bit of the president calling into Fox News to discuss it all.
Scott JenningsHOST
Our friend is we still have Henry Olsen connected, guys.
Scott JenningsHOST
Okay, Henry Olsen from the Ethics and Public Policy Center is here, columnist for The Washington Post.
Scott JenningsHOST
They were just discussing.
Scott JenningsHOST
We'll get into that with Henry Olsen on the other side.
Scott JenningsHOST
More news after this.
Scott JenningsHOST
It's Scott Jennings on Salem.
Scott JenningsHOST
You heard me from CNN there.
Scott JenningsHOST
And I believe we heard a little bit of Byron Donald's lone bright spot for the Republicans last night, winning the governorship in Florida and a little bit of the president calling into Fox News to discuss it all.
Scott JenningsHOST
Our friend is we still have Henry Olsen connected, guys.
Scott JenningsHOST
Okay, Henry Olsen from the Ethics and Public Policy Center is here, columnist for The Washington Post.
Sean SpicerHOST
What happened and where do we go from here? There are so many questions to ask, so many answers to mull over, but we have a lot to break down.
Sean SpicerHOST
What happened on election night? Henry Olsen's here to break it all down.
Sean SpicerHOST
Welcome to the Sean Spicer Show.
Sean SpicerHOST
Let's get into it.
Sean SpicerHOST
Everyone who's running for leadership has to announce by the 6th.
Sean SpicerHOST
There are so many things to break down.
Sean SpicerHOST
Henry Olsen's about to be here.
Sean SpicerHOST
We're going to go through governors, the Senate races, the House, figure out what was surprising, what we need to learn.
Erick EricksonHOST
I just didn't think it was going to be the worst night.
Erick EricksonHOST
It turned out in Henry Olsen's comparisons that I talked about yesterday between a run-of-the-mill bad night and you're trapped in a cave with the Cyclops eating the candidates' bad night.
Erick EricksonHOST
The Cyclops ate all the candidates, every one of the candidates.
Erick EricksonHOST
It was a bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad, bad night for the GOP.
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