John Solomon Reports

Victoria Toensing, former deputy assistant attorney general for the Department of Justice, discusses former President Donald Trump pleading not guilty in a New York City court today, and how Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has created a day that will “live in infamy in our history.”

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Peter O’Rourke, former Acting Secretary of Veterans Affairs, discusses his new op-ed ‘Stop Veterans Affairs setting itself up to fail,’ and how the campaign promises that Donald Trump ran on in 2016, have since fallen to the wayside under the current administration. O’Rourke comments, that accountability for the agency is “necessary,” and that any exemptions from the accountability sends a “bad message.”

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John Solomon and Amanda Head host ‘Just the News, No Noise’ delivering the pressing news of the day and giving you Information without indoctrination while rising above the rhetoric. Interviews with House Intelligence Committee Member Rep. Austin Scott, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA), Actor and author of ‘As You Grow' Kirk Cameron, and North Carolina Republican Party Chairman Michael Whatley. To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern Time or watch any time at JustTheViews.com

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Mike Benz, Executive Director for Foundation for Freedom Online, explains how the Pentagon tasked and paid internet research company Graphika to censor information online regarding Covid’s origin. Additional interviews with Louisianan Congressman Mike Johnson on the U.S. government not having the power to determine what free speech is true or acceptable, and how accountability is coming for those in government who violated the First Amendment, and Citizens United President Dave Bossie.

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John Solomon discusses his new story which focuses on former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie defense in the Bridgegate scandal case before the Supreme Court and why this could help hand former President Donald Trump a win in New York. Guests include: Attorney for President Trump - Timothy Parlatore, Harvard Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz, and ‘That Show Tonight’ Comedian Michael Loftus.

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Listen to Trump-spokeswoman Liz Harrington, Harvard Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz, and former Federal Prosecutor Kash Patel discuss the unprecedented New York grand jury indictment of former President Donald Trump, as the nation is thrust into new turmoil.

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Ashley Rindsberg, author of the ‘The Gray Lady Winked,’ calls out the mainstream media over its lack of outrage after the IRS targeted ‘TwitterFiles’ journalist Matt Taibbi during his testimony before Congress, and the media’s selective coverage of transgender Nashville school shooter Audrey Hale. Rindsberg explains that journalists and news outlets have replaced “objectivity with moral clarity,” and how the profession must return from activism to presenting “the public with facts in a dispassionate and neutral manner.”

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Tim Stewart, President of the U.S. Oil and Gas Association, announces his initiative to fight for families who want to keep their gas stoves. Stewart comments that this initiative is about more than just gas stoves, it's about standing up for freedom. Saying, “It's not just about gas stoves. It's about choice." "And it's about somebody else telling me what you and I can and can't do because they think they know better than you and I. It really comes down to if we don't stop here, where do we stop?" For more information on this growing grassroots organization, and “affiliation of people who are sharing like mindedness,” go to handsoffmystove.com.

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House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, in an exclusive sit-down interview, discusses releasing over 40,000 hours of tapes from January 6th, and how the Democrat-led Jan. 6 committee “knew” the allegations they made last spring against Congressman Barry Loudermilk were false even before they presented them. The Speaker comments, "This is really why I'm all about transparency," and why "I'm trying to put everything out. Because everything I look at what the Jan. 6 committee did, they tried to put it in a scope of their own eyes, their own view where they wouldn't even let Republicans on the committee.” Saying, "Then they tried to blame Barry Loudermilk for something he didn't do, because Republicans weren't on the committee. But we proved that it's not true. They said he led a tour over in the Capitol. He never went in the Capitol the day before." McCarthy going on to say that Democrat-led Jan. 6 committee “knew” the allegations they were putting forth was not true before they presented it. Explaining, "I know they knew. And the one thing after they made that accusation we had [recently retired Rep.] Rodney Davis go out and show the tape, and even the Capitol Police came forward to the Sergeant at Arms and said this isn't true. Why didn't they recant that? ... They told them ahead of time.”

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J.J. Pickett, former Deputy Chief of the Capitol Police on January 6th, discusses that day and how the criminal division of the Capitol Police spent the next six-months, “16 hours a day” identifying, tracking, and compiling video footage of individuals for the FBI that entered the Capitol on January 6th. Saying, “the FBI would send [Capitol officers] a picture of some kind of online clip, something of a person. And [the officers] would go to that area in the Capitol Building looking at the cameras, and it was kind of like a Where's Waldo. And they would find that person and then from there, they would follow their movement, both forward and back from that location, and basically stitch together a video of that person from the time they entered Capitol grounds until the time they exited Capitol grounds. And they would put all that into one clip.” The retired Deputy Chief said that to the best of his knowledge, “each person that was charged all capital, there is a full video of every every second,” from the areas that the police had cameras, “and that's how the FBI could say, This is what the person did.” Pickett commenting, that this is a body of evidence not previously known about before and, “the prosecution has to divulge all the information they have, the FBI, the Capitol Police have to divulge it all to the prosecutor. So they have it.”

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