John Solomon Reports

Former Ambassador Pete Hoekstra explains how Republicans in the House can return to fiscal conservatism.  He says they need to "take the tough votes and demonstrate how they're going to get there," since "we cannot sustain a $30 trillion debt that is bigger than the American economy and that's driving in inflation."  He also discusses the misdeeds of the intelligence community which "is being used to target Americans and to censor American speech" and suppress stories about COVID origins, despite the fact that the intelligence community and "people like Fauci knew about it."  Facebook whistleblower Cassandra Spencer discusses her work in uncovering social media censorship of conservatives and the Twitter files revelations that the federal government was "strong-arming the tech companies to come to the conclusions that they wanted them to find, even if the evidence didn't support that."  She hopes for further investigations, saying that with the Twitter files, "we're just scratching the surface.  We need the Facebook files and we need the Google files."

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Grover Noquist from Americans for Tax Reform discusses cutting down federal spending and financial developments to look forward to in the states. He says, "the modern Democratic Party is not willing to cut or reduce any spending except defense spending," but "we can save trillions of dollars" over time "just by reforming entitlements so that they don't grow faster than inflation." JTN Reporter Nicholas Ballasy details the uncertainties in the ongoing fight for Speaker of the House, where 20 members "aren't budging" because "there's nothing really McCarthy can offer," meaning they might need "a consensus candidate that can get the whole caucus in line. Veteran and former congressional candidate Hung Cao discusses problems with the military, including decreased recruitment, woke ideology, a lack of preparedness, and "kicking out good people" because of vaccine mandates.

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Senator Ron Johnson discusses reports of vaccine injury, saying people could have gotten help "if our federal health agencies would have been honest and transparent" and "actually the safety surveillance systems that they were touting" instead of "suppressing" these stories.  JTN Reporter Nick Ballasy breaks down the ongoing conflict in the House of Representatives over speakership, including the state of negotiations and what McCarthy might need to do to win. Ted Harvey, chairman of the Committee to Defeat the President, says Jared Polis, governor of Colorado, could be the next Democratic nominee for president, since Gavin Newsom is "not electable" and President Biden is "obviously declining mentally." He adds that he thinks Polis "desperately wants to be the first gay president of the United States," and that "those that fund the homosexual agenda political machine" do as well.

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RNC chair candidate Harmeet Dhillon explains why she thinks the RNC needs new leadership, describing the "inexcusable" spending habits of Republicans in Congress and says, "we really need to return our party to the party of the Constitution, individual liberties, and small government." Former GOP candidate and retired NFL player Jake Bequette weighs in on safety in football after Damar Hamlin's collapse and the dangers facing the Republican party after the 2022 midterms. Chris Swecker, former Assistant Director of the Criminal Investigation Division of the FBI, discusses the good and the bad of the current FBI, from their role in the Idaho murder investigation to the "cultural shift" brought about by increasing influence from the DOJ. He adds that social media censorship from the FBI is "nothing but domestic spying."

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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. They're starting off the new year with Michael Loftus and Paul Crosetti, executive producers of 'That Show Tonight,' to talk about comedy, censorship, and what to look forward to in 2023. 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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This episode looks at the new incoming Republican House leaders and the campaign promises they made to voters. First flashback is to August 2nd with Mark Morgan, former Acting Commissioner of the Border Patrol under President Trump, discussing the Border neglect and the Biden administration “not only jeopardizing health, safety, national security” with its free for all, open border policy but is “lying to the American people about it.” Morgan says, that this administration is "the least transparent White House administration that I've ever been affiliated with in 35 years of serving this country." Republicans have promised to close and secure the Southern border and hold those accountable for the neglect accountable. Second flashback is to October 14th, with Virginia Congressman Ben Cline calling for incoming GOP majority to privatizing “part or all of the Postal Service” after years of neglect and mismanagement, "the Postal Service, just like several other federal agencies, is an inefficient bureaucracy that can't innovate and keep up with the times. And rather than just continue to reward them with more and bigger budgets. Time “to start demanding results,” and “incentivize these bureaucrats to actually cut costs.” Commenting, “And I think that a Republican, a new Republican majority has just the opportunity to explore those options.”

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This episode looks at the Republican-led investigations by Congress into government agencies like, the IRS and the Pentagon going woke and weaponizing their power against the American people. First flashback is to November 22nd, Texas Congressman Chip Roy discuss his report done with Florida Senator Marco Rubio, showing that current leaders “woke policies” are weakening our military. Second flashback is to August 16th, with Georgia Congressman Andrew Clyde calling for the termination of the IRS after evidence of “weaponization” and recent legislation passed to add 87,000 new IRS audit agents. Congressman says the IRS, “has outlived its usefulness.”

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This episode looks at the identity crisis of the Republican Party leading into the 2024 election, and the surprising bipartisan issues over the past year. First flashback is to December 7th, Ambassador John Bolton on his potential 2024 Presidential run to stop former President Donald Trump, saying “if others aren't going to do it, I'm prepared to do it.” Second flashback is to July 28th, with Georgia Congressman Austin Scott who backed Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s decision to fly to Taiwan after pushback from the Chinese communist government. Saying, “China does not get to tell the Speaker of the United States's House of Representatives, where they can and cannot fly unless, it is inside the territory of Communist China.” Commenting, the United States “does not have to have permission from China to go anywhere else, and the fact that they think we do, so simply tells you how aggressive they are with regard to their attempt to manipulate and dominate the world."

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This episode honors the Representatives fighting to make a difference in Congress. First flashback is to November 21st, with Kentucky Congressman James Comer on his investigation into the corrupt Biden family business dealings, selling access to Joe Biden and the US government for a decade, and Joe Biden blatantly lying about having no knowledge of Hunters’ business dealings. Second flashback is to September 30th, with South Carolina Congressman Ralph Norman on the need for a balance budget saying, the United States is "in a situation now, really of no return, this country is in trouble, the budgeting process, the spending, which is outlandish, and 26 consecutive years that we haven't funded government, 1997 is the last time that we went through the appropriations process and actually had a bill, and it's just time to take action on this.”

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John Solomon, Editor-in-Chief of Just the News, hosts ‘Cutting Spending, the Policies Worth Saving’ sponsored by Heritage Action for America discussing the new ways that the incoming Conservative majority in the House of Representatives can work with the split Senate and the Biden administration to cut government spending.

Expert panel featuring: Sen. Rick Scott (R-FL), Director of the ‘Grover M. Hermann Center for the Federal Budget’ Matthew Dickerson, Chief Financial Officer of Florida- Jimmy Patronis, Rep. Tom McClintock (R-CA), and ‘Heritage Action for America’ State Advocacy Director- Catherine Gunsalus.

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