John Solomon Reports

A special Saturday edition podcast to talk to Bill O’Reilly from No Spin News on how history will remember the January 6 committee, Sebastian Gorka from the Great America show, and former New York Police Commissioner Bernie Kerik.

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Rep. Ben Cline discusses the years of mismanagment of federal agencies like the United States Postal Service and Amtrak, after the Post Office announced this week, it was raising the price of stamps again for the second time this year. The Virgina Congressman says, "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, we need to start demanding results, and put in some triggers, where you incentivize these bureaucrats to actually cut costs or then they either have part of their business outsourced.” The Congressman goes on to say that "the British have just finished privatizing their postal service. So we've got some catching up to do and I think that a Republican, a new Republican majority has just the opportunity to explore those options.” Cline explains that, "nobody wants to cut back on mail service. Everybody values, especially out in rural America, getting Postal Service six days a week. But the competitors are offering seven days a week and so what you have is competitors across the board that are doing it better, often times, and for less for their own operational costs. So we've got to start either looking to them to provide some of this service or adopting some of their practices that would help improve efficiency."

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Devin Nunes, CEO of Truth Social, discusses breaking news, that within the last 24 hours the truth social app has finally made it finally into the Google Play Store, It is now available in both of the largest smartphone stores in the United States. Nunes also discusses the Danchenko trial and the breakings news that FBI could not corroboate the Steele dossier, so they offered $1 million dollars to Christopher Steele right before the 2016 election, in effort to verify it. The former Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee says, "I don't know how you describe this million dollar payment or potential payment to Steele as anything other than what it was, a bounty program to get Donald Trump. That's what it was plain and simple. Steele was being paid already by the FBI, and then they go and offer him $1 million dollars to corroborate the dossier. Now, John, you've been around Washington DC a long time, you probably have a lot more experience than I do. But there are not too many awards out there that are in that $1 million dollar range. I mean, it seems like I remember that Osama bin Laden, there was like a $25 million reward and I think that might have been the largest ever."

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Rep. Austin Scott discusses breaking news from the Danchecko Trial yesterday, which revealed that the FBI could not corroborate the Steele dossier, so they tried to offer $1 million dollars to Christopher Steele right before the 2016 election to verify it, to which he declined. John Durham also revealed that the FBI then went to the FISA courts and submitted the dossier as verified and validated evidence, knowing that it wasn’t true in an effort to mislead Congress on Trump-Russia collusion narrative. The Georgia Congressman comments, that "people need to get a prison for that. We need an FBI that functions in an apolitical manner, and they have brought tremendous amounts of shame to that institution.” Saying, that when Republicans win back the House, he hopes that this will be one of the first investigations, because “there’s more than a smoking gun there, it’s an actual fire."

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Ward Connerly, President of American Civil Rights Institute, discusses the harmful effects that the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action in universities has done to American society. Connerly says that this began, “because the American people, primarily whites during this period so that I felt a certain sense of guilt I think it was that's how I would describe it John, and they wanted to allow diversity to occur. This diversity sounds so does seductive, surely we want diversity but we want non-discrimination more than I think we want diversity. But we didn't fight back, we didn't push back, we bent the knee to the center cause for celebrating our diversity. And as a result, we've broken the law in many cases.” The long time critic of affirmative action comments, that initially when “the Court allowed the use of race and said that it was a matter of a compelling state interest, diversity that is, that ruling has allowed universities to use race in a very perverse sort of way.” Commenting, “the court said you could use race as one of many factors, but in the real world, one of many factors means everything, because when you're looking at a person, and deciding whether to use their race, nothing else really matters, but their color, and thats what we are faced with right now.” Connerly goes on to say that President Biden promised to be the most progressive president if he won, and that’s what he has accomplished. “President Biden and Vice President Harris have adopted the pursuit of equity as their motto, and that means race this and race that and it's a far cry from what President Kennedy said which was, that race has no place in American life or the law. So this is bad for the country, really bad.” Connerly, who served on the University of California Board of Regents, uses the school as an example, saying “at the bottom of virtually every legal document of the university, it says the university does not discriminate based on race, sex, color, sexual orientation, etcetera.” “It’s a lie, we discriminate big time, because the university has a view in its mind of what the student body ought to look like, what the faculty ought to look like, what the staff ought to look like, and they do their dastardly deeds and nobody fights it.”

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John Solomon, Editor-in-Chief of Just the News, hosts ‘On the Ballot: Open Borders' hosted by 'Heritage Action for America' discussing the immigration issues surrounding the upcoming midterm elections. Expert panel featuring: America First Policy Institute Executive Director and Former Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf, GOP Arizona Senate candidate Blake Masters, National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd, Texas GOP House candidate Cassy Garcia, Heritage Foundation Border Security and Immigration Center Director Lora Ries, and Heritage Action for America Director of Grassroots Janae Stracke. To see the daily ‘Just the News, Not Noise’ show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern or watch any time at JustTheNews.com/tv.

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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 with political commentator Lou Dobbs, former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, Dr. Harvey Risch, Lousiana Attorney General Jeff Landry, J. Christian Adams, US Oil and Gas President Tim Stewart, and Turning Point founder Charlie Kirk. 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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A special Saturday edition podcast to talk to former White House national security adviser Victoria Coates on OPEC delivering a blow to President Biden’s agenda this week, announcing that they are cutting oil production, with less than a month till the midterm elections. Coates comments, our gulf partners and allies are sending a clear message to Biden, the United States is an “[oil] producing nation, you should be one of the three biggest energy producers in the world with the Russians and the Saudis, yet you act like a vulnerable consuming nation like China, or India.” The former Department of Energy official says, "and what [Biden] doesn't understand is driving prices down, for them, is bad for business, you know, they like high prices. If we want to drive prices down, why don't we maximize our production, which we have at our disposal. And so they're completely baffled, and they think the United States is not a good partner in this kind of negotiation or discussion of how you keep energy market stable, and they're not willing to carry the administration's water for them."

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Special podcast today to discuss breaking news yesterday that federal agents believe they have sufficient evident to charge Hunter Biden with tax crimes. John gives his take on why this old story is being made to look new, and his theories surrounding the timing of it. 

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President Trump joins the show today with an exclusive interview, giving his take on the FBI raid on Mar-a-lago, his lawsuit against CNN, Big Tech censorship, and prospects of 2024.

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