John Solomon Reports

Alveda King, niece of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. discusses Americans waking up to divisive rhetoric surrounding race and America and how to combat this ideology, the “tipping point is…in every generation, truth must be taught. And because, I feel as though we're living in accelerated times, because of all the technology, it must be in every decade. So in every decade, truth must be told, and restated and restated and restated.” The founder of Speak for Life, also discusses the upcoming March for Life on January 20th in Washington D.C., in light of Roe v. Wade being overturned. Saying, the goal of the pro-life movement needs to move beyond just “making abortion illegal,” but rather we need to “make abortion unthinkable.”

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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 former California Congressman and Truth Social CEO Devin Nunes, Rep. Andrew Clyde, Rep. Scott Perry, President of National Border Patrol Council Brandon Judd, Director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom- Nile Gardiner, and 2nd Lt. Addie Hulet. To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern Time or watch any time at JustTheNews.com/tv.

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Matt Whitaker, former U.S. Attorney General discusses Merrick Garlands appointment of Special counsel to investigate mishandling of classified documents by President Joe Biden back in 2016. Whitaker comments that “this is a huge unforced error by Merrick Garland. He didn't need to appoint a special counsel against Donald Trump. And he stood at the podium at the time, and didn't say the words that he said, I believe, when he appointed the Special Counsel for Biden, in which he said ‘we could handle this internally here at the Department of Justice’, and so what [Garland] did though, is he forced his own hand, and in a really unskillful, judge like manner, where he wasn't thinking through the steps that would happen.” Commenting, “And what makes it even more quizzical to me is that he knew when he appointed the Special Counsel Jack Smith against Donald Trump, that Joe Biden had similar problems with classified document mishandling. So that tells me that they never planned on this Biden mishandling to ever see the light of day they were planning on everybody to play nice, that the mainstream media wouldn't cover it wouldn't hear about it, that it would just kind of never be announced. And then when it came out, he has been scrambling ever since. I think after December 20, when he realized that there were two and now we've hear there's a third tranche of classified documents that have been discovered in Joe Biden's possession. I think he should have gone to the podium then and appointed a special counsel, and the fact that he just did it just this week demonstrates that, [Garland] created his own mess, and now he's gonna have to live with it.”

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Kiron Skinner, top Professor of International Relations and Politics at Pepperdine University, discusses the changing tides of US foreign policy, and the unlikely alignment of allies abroad. Skinner discusses how Japan is now poised to increase from "1-2%, of its gross domestic product, towards defense" in the next five years, which would make "Japan the third largest military vendor in the world behind the US and China. This is a seat change.” This huge policy redirection for Japan comes in the wake of China’s continued uptick in aggression in the Indo-Pacific region. Though the foreign policy expert says that the “sleeping giant problem” that faces America right now are the events that have happened in Central and South America with the election in Brazil, recent events in Colombia months ago. Skinner comments, "we have for the first time in our history, a set of neighbors in, in the Western Hemisphere that are largely socialist, almost all of them except Dominican Republic, Guatemala, for the most part, we have a democratically elected socialist regime with Parliament's behind them. We aren't talking about that if there's a failure in the Biden administration to articulate that problem, because they don’t see it as a problem.” Saying, and that opens the door for China and Russia, in the western hemisphere. So we have a, you know, a sleeping giant problem right now. Socialists running basically, the whole region."

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Rep. Austin Scott discusses the double-standard between the mainstream media’s handling of classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago versus those found at the home and offices of President Joe Biden, saying “as soon as [the media] found out about President Trump, they immediately attacked him. And with Joe Biden, they've kind of handled this thing with kid gloves.” Saying that he thinks Attorney General Merrick Garland appointment of a special counsel for an investigation into President Biden’s potential mishandling of classified documents, is “probably a step in the right direction, but it needs to be handled the same from the standpoint of the mainstream media as well, the politicization of this is not okay.”

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Former Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann discusses Mitch McConnell undercutting the House Republican recent message of reigning in government spending, immigration, or a strong policy towards China. The former Presidential candidate says that the Republican base is not for him anymore, saying McConnell’s “time is over,” and “America no longer has the appetite for big spending, simply because we can't. We're looking at a broke treasury, people's lives aren't doing well privately because government is stealing their money and spending it. And so people really do want a change and I hope that Mitch McConnell will take the hint and enjoy the rest of his life with his wife quietly in Kentucky.“

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Exclusive interview with former President Donald Trump discussing the ‘unfair situation’ of the National Archives asking the DOJ to investigate classified documents found in a private office used by then-Vice President Biden, after leaving the White House in 2016. And also, second interview with former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich on the McCarthy-Republican speaker battle last week, and why the process showed “openness,” a factor indicative of “what a real free country looks like.”

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Rep. Ben Cline, new chairman of the Republican Study Committee’s Budget and Spending Task Force, discusses current plans for reducing government spending. The Virginia Congressman also discusses Biden’s first trip “near the Border,” saying Biden “needs to stay down there until he actually gets to see for himself the horrors that are happening at the border when it comes to the drugs that are being trafficked, the human trafficking that's occurring, the abuse that's occurring to children and to women, it is a tragedy of immense proportions.” Commenting, “I'm glad the political pressure has gotten so intense that he actually had to check the box to actually say, well, I've been near the border, that's more than his ‘Border Czar’ has been able to do for for many months. But now we really do need to take that trip and actually turn it into action.” The Congressman says that one of the most immediate reforms that can be done is to the United States “asylum laws.” Saying, recently the Biden “administration actually had a glimmer of some recognition when they said, instead of making the journey,” we want [Migrants] to be able to have asylum claim adjudicated back in their home country. Cline remarking, “that's the type of reform that I think you could get some agreement, to try and open up embassies to receiving these types of requests for asylum, but then also reforming our asylum laws. Because America is the richest country in the world, trying to get to America simply to have a better life is not grounds for asylum. And so we need to firm up those asylum laws to prevent uncertainty about those types of claims, to prevent the type of journey that's occurring, and maybe if it happens from the country of origin, you might be able to keep them from making that journey in the first place.”

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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 this week with Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, Bill O'Reilly, Rep. Troy Nehls, Brian Schimming, and Derek Maltz Sr. To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern Time or watch any time at JustTheNews.com/tv.

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Sami Safi, Afghan translator for the U.S. military, shares the story of his brother, who served alongside U.S. forces in Afghanistan, but faced hardships in coming to America and is currently in jail despite his service.  He says the government has not helped, and that "they have no reason to treat him this way," and that if this is how the government treats American allies, "no one outside of America will trust the American government or our mission."  On 'Just the News, No Noise," John Solomon and Amanda Head talk to Erich Pratt, Senior Vice President of Gun Owners of America, about the latest on gun control and constitutional carry.  To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern Time or watch any time at JustTheNews.com/tv.

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