Sam Seder

Political commentator and podcaster

Sam Seder - Performers & Entertainers born November 28th, 1966
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An American actor and political commentator engaged in media for over two decades. Hosted 'The Majority Report,' a progressive talk radio and podcast program that highlights political discourse and social issues. Contributed to various media outlets, including MSNBC, while providing commentary from a leftist perspective. Worked as an actor, appearing in shows such as 'Trial by Jury' and 'The TV Set.' Maintained a presence in political discussions, utilizing humor and critical analysis to address current events.

Hosted 'The Majority Report'

Appeared in 'The TV Set'

Contributed to MSNBC

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