John Solomon Reports

New House Intelligence Member Austin Scott discusses the partisan games being played over the upcoming debt ceiling and calls for national security assessment on the damage that has resulted from the finding of President Biden classified documents in a number of locations. The Georgia Congressman remarks, the “Biden documents were in an area where other people clearly had access to them, and I also have serious questions about the amount of wealth that the Biden family has.” Saying, with Biden’s year of political service, “I just don't see how you accumulate that much making $175,000 a year, I guess he made a little more as vice president, maybe $300,000 a year, but I don't see how you accumulate that type of wealth that he has with those income levels. And so aside from that, I would tell you if it's good for the goose, it's good for the gander. It's not okay that documents were found in possession of Republicans either, and I think that we're going to have to do a very serious review of how classified documents are handled in the executive branch.”

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Kash Patel, former Trump adviser discusses the recent revelation of classified documents found in the homes of both President Joe Biden and former Vice President Mike Pence within the last week. Patel predicts that within the coming weeks, "there's going to be more and more places where Biden's documents turn up. It's going to go on for a while." Patel stated that the multiple instances of classified documents floating around at the homes of former officials, “is making our government from top to bottom look like a Mickey Mouse operation.” Going on to say, "I understand that there are documents when you're a vice president and what not that can inadvertently when you pack up and leave- come with you. But that is the job of the 10,000 plus people that surround the White House to ensure that doesn't happen."

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Conservative commentator and Author of ‘Trumponomics: Inside the America First Plan to Revive Our Economy,’ Steve Moore discusses recent Big Tech layoffs being an indicator of the economy going into a recession and the natural resiliency of the US economy that can’t be discounted. Moore reacts to what President Biden says of the economy versus the actual state of the economy, that “this economy now mystifies me on how it's holding up. And it has held up, you know, into last year. Not a good year for the economy, but it wasn't any kind of deep recession. And so it's, it's just hard for me to figure out where this economy's headed right now.” Moore goes on to say that “the good news, is that inflation is falling, no question about it, we've seen inflation go from, 9 to 10%, in the summer, to now [inflation is] down, in my opinion, probably about, about 4 or 5%. And, in fact, some of my friends who are very solid economists think that, they're almost more worried now about a deflation than an inflation.” He says that “job markets continue to hold up, to my surprise,  jobs are still out there, notwithstanding what we just talked about with the tech industry, which is absolutely contracting.” The former economic adviser says he’s “nervous about making any kind of definitive predictions about where [the US is] headed. I do I think that we've a lot of things are going wrong in this country from a policy point of view. Absolutely, I mean the debt, I think, is the cancer cell right now on our economy and very few people in Washington seem to be very concerned about it.” Moore’s prediction on whether he thinks we’re going to face a financial crisis is depended upon Washington’s spending, “if this continues much longer, whether that financial crisis is going to happen six weeks from now, or six months from now or three years from now, I can't predict that, but it is. It is a precarious economy right now, it is hold up pretty decently but I don't know. And I'm not going to say that we're gonna have a recession in 2023 because even though most of the leading economic indicators are pointing South right now, there is a kind of natural resilience to the American economy that I wouldn't discount.”

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John Solomon breaks down the Biden classified documents scandal: more FBI searches, influence peddling questions ahead.

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John Solomon and Amanda Head host ‘Just the News, Not Noise’ delivering the pressing news of the day and giving you Information without indoctrination while rising above the rhetoric. Interviews this week with Former assistant secretary of the U.S. Treasury Monica Crowley, former Illinois Congressman Rodney Davis, conservative commentator Lou Dobbs, America First Policy Institute’s CCO Marc Lotter, and Editor of The Spectator Amber Athey. To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern or watch any time at JustTheNews.com/tv.

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The Founder and President of Restoration PAC discusses the need for the Republican National Committee to move into the 21st century and modernize its approach to voting and what sort of party it is going to be. Doug Truax comments on the last two elections, which saw Democrats out-hustling Republicans on early voting says, that the mainstream of the Republican Party all believes that voters should be voting “as close to Election Day as possible, ballots in the mail are a bad idea. We all think that, and that’s where we need to go to, but we can’t get there if we don’t win. And if we just keep losing elections, because we're not good at this new playing field that we're on, we're never going to make any change.” Truax says that the GOP needs “to have this conversation about this and say, look, we are going to have to chase ballots, we're going to have to make sure all of our people vote.” Using the example that, “if Aunt Sally can vote on a day, that's, a month and a half from the election, that's not ideal for us long term, but we got to make sure she goes and does it on that day. And then we got that box checked, she's voted.” Saying, “because you can see, even what happened in Maricopa County is, lo and behold, the system wasn't working great on election day, and people had to wait three hours and how many people do we lose?” Truax says that GOP only wanting to narrow itself to voting on Election Day and not trying to expand to mail-in-ballots, “is just asking for trouble.” Commenting, “if we narrow ourselves down to just this game that we currently want to play, and play that game. Well, that's not the real game that's being played, the real game is chase the ballots, get the votes in, everything is so quick, it's clearly divided, a lot of our elections are very close. So if we don't get this figured out, we are just going to keep losing.”

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Mike Huckabee discusses the two-tiered system of justice in Washington, the complicity of the mainstream media, and the “Biden crime family.” The former Presidential candidate describes the Biden classified document scandal, and says that even beyond the Biden documents, he “believes we're looking at political scandals involving the Biden crime family, that make every controversy that we've seen, whether it was in the Clinton administration, or whether it was Iran-Contra during Reagan, Watergate, doesn't matter.” Those previous controversies “will pale in comparison to what we find, because we've never seen a US President who had these kinds of ties to our enemies, Communist China, to Russia, all the while pointing their finger at their opposition and blaming them for the things they knew they were doing.” Commenting, “and I think that's one of the things that makes this so very, very dastardly is they have made a wonderful, almost an art form of accusing people of the things that they themselves know that they're engaged in.”

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Fraternal Order of Police National Vice President Joe Gamaldi takes aim at President Joe Biden over his recent speech, where he said police officers always shoot with deadly force. Gamaldi comments that Biden’s comments are, “not helpful.” Saying, Biden’s speech is “just inflammatory rhetoric set to get an emotional response from the audience, that is not based in fact.” The Vice President of the largest police union in the United States goes on to explain that, “we know that officers use force to stop a threat, we are not out here purposely trying to use deadly force every single time as [Biden] put it in that speech, and it is extremely harmful to us. It erodes the trust that we're trying to build with our communities when you make comments like that.” Commenting, “and here's another thing that really upsets every single police officer in this country, is that what we're really asking the President to do, is how about you condemn the violence against law enforcement, the historic violence we're seeing, how about you just put out a statement saying it's wrong to shoot a police officer, it's wrong to assault a police officer. It is an extremely low bar to just ask to put out a statement condemning historic violence against law enforcement, and the White House just refuses to do it.”

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Ken Blackwell discusses his recent op-ed, “Why Conservatives Should Show Up in Davos”, and the changes in the United States election system and what measures can protect it in the future. The Former Ohio Secretary of State says that the World Economic Forum is a chance for conservatives to show up and participate with discussions with those “whom we disagree.” Blackwell comments, that “the time to be silent to disengage is not now we need to be out there fighting for the the essence of America.”

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The former FBI Assistant Director for the Criminal Investigative Division describes the “seismic culture shift” happening today inside of the FBI and why it has become a lot more pronounced within the last five years. Chris Swecker comments that some of the cultural aspects, he “saw coming under Robert Mueller,” but it was James Comey who “parachuted the DOJ, political appointees into” the Bureau, which have been further “accelerated” under current FBI Director Christopher Wray.

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