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The grand ballroom at Palm House will turn into a center stage for American politics on Tuesday, May 19, when former White House press secretary Sean Spicer comes to Palm Beach for a live discussion of his new book, Trump 2.0: The Revolution That Will Permanently Transform America.
Hosted by The Right Book Club, the evening runs from 6 to 8:30 p.m. and is expected to deliver far more than a traditional author appearance. Guests will hear firsthand stories from inside the Trump White House, insights into the political forces reshaping Washington and Spicer’s perspective on what could define the next chapter of American politics.
For Palm Beach’s increasingly influential political and cultural crowd, the event offers rare access to one of the most recognizable figures of the Trump era — and one of the country’s most prominent conservative commentators.
A Rhode Island native and Navy Reserve captain, Sprice spent decades inside Republican politics before stepping into one of the most scrutinized jobs in Washington as President Donald Trump’s first White House press secretary in 2017. His career also includes roles in the George W. Bush administration, the Republican National Committee and several presidential campaigns.
Today, Spicer hosts The Sean Spicer Show, co-hosts THE HUDDLE and remains a regular presence on national television and in political media. He also became an unlikely pop-culture figure during Season 28 of ABC’s Dancing With the Stars, where — despite joking that he didn’t have “a single ounce of rhythm” — he advanced to the quarterfinals.
His latest book argues that Trump’s second term could permanently reshape the direction of the country and redefine the future of American government and culture.
The evening will also include audience Q&A, book signings and opportunities for attendees to meet Spicer following the discussion.
The Right Book Club has quickly emerged as one of Palm Beach’s hubs for political conversation and author events, regularly bringing nationally known speakers to the island for discussions centered on books, current affairs and civic engagement.
