John Solomon Reports

Congressman Eric Burlison from Missouri reveals alarming truths about government waste and mismanagement of taxpayer dollars. As a member of the DOGE Committee, Congressman Burlison shares insights into the upcoming hearing aimed at exposing waste, fraud, and abuse within federal programs. He discusses the misuse of FEMA funds in migrant trafficking, the importance of reducing government size, and the pressing need for spending cuts to combat inflation.

Later, Mark Beckman, the CEO of DMA United and author of the insightful book, Some Future: How AI Is Going to Change Everything. Mark shares his perspectives on the profound impact artificial intelligence will have on our lives within the next few years, emphasizing its potential to enhance healthcare, food access, and overall quality of life. He delves into the implications of AI in warfare and privacy, as well as the competitive landscape between the U.S. and China in the AI sector.  Beckman says that "artificial intelligence and cryptocurrency will represent the single largest business sector of growth for our nation over the next four to five years."

Finally, Anthony Constantino, CEO of Sticker Mule and a candidate for Congresswoman Elise Stefanik's seat, shares his insights on the dynamics at play and challenges to winning that seat. Constantino discusses the challenges facing the district, including border issues and the need for improved Internet and cell service. He also emphasizes the importance of bringing talented individuals into politics, inspired by figures like President Trump and Elon Musk. 

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Wyoming Congresswoman Harriet Hageman, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, discusses the alarming trends in judicial behavior and the implications for constitutional governance. Hageman shares her insights on the potential for impeachment proceedings against judges, the politicization of the judiciary, and the need for reform in the permitting process for energy production. Congressman Jeff Crank from Colorado, who shares his insights on government waste, fraud, and abuse. Congressman Crank discusses the importance of rooting out inefficiencies in government programs, particularly in entitlement systems, and how this can lead to better resource allocation without cutting essential services. He highlights the positive changes in Congress under President Trump and the significance of American leadership on the global stage, especially regarding recent developments in international relations. Lastly, Leaha Thomas from Wired 2 Fish Coffee joins and shares its mission to support conservation efforts. 

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Congressman Greg Steube shares insights on the urgent need for reform within the FBI and discusses his legislative efforts to abolish USAID, highlighting instances of waste and corruption. With a focus on fiscal responsibility and accountability in government spending, Steube warns "if we are not able to balance our budget and cut significant spending in these next two years, then we'll never be able to do it as a country." Oklahoma School Superintendent Ryan Walters discusses Oklahoma's innovative education policies. FInally, Father Frank Pavone shares insights on the intersection of faith and politics.

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Congressman Mark Green of Tennessee discusses the critical issues of border security and the growing threat from China, including the introduction of the China Technology Transfer Control Act. Green highlights the importance of tightening technology transfers to safeguard national security and shares insights from a recent report detailing China's espionage efforts. Later, Senator Marsha Blackburn talks about DOGE and their objective of cutting wasteful government spending. Senator Marsha Blackburn. She reveals shocking findings of misallocated funds and the implications for national security. Senator Blackburn shares insights on ongoing legislative efforts, the importance of cutting unnecessary expenditures, and the future of tax reforms. Finally, former ​CIA ​analyst and ​former ​chief ​of ​staff ​to ​the ​National ​Security ​Council, Fred Fleitz, delves into the recent developments in the Ukraine-Russia peace negotiations, as President Trump engages directly with Vladimir Putin. Fleitz discusses the release of American hostages, the implications of rare earth minerals, and the shifting dynamics of international relations under Trump's leadership. 

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Senator Jim Banks from Indiana discusses his new legislation aimed at countering economic espionage from the Chinese Communist Party. Senator Banks shares insights from his time on the Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party and the importance of safeguarding sensitive research at American universities. He also addresses the recent vote on the Born Alive Survivors Act and the implications for future elections. Additional interviews with newly minted EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, who outlines his plans for staffing changes at the EPA, emphasizes the importance of clean air and water, and shares insights on the agency's response to recent wildfires in California. Lee also addresses the critical need for permitting reform to expedite projects and boost investment, while highlighting the urgency of making America the AI capital of the world. Finally, Congressman Pete Stauber joins from Minnesota to talk about the alarming rise of fraud in federal spending under Governor Walz's administration. With over $250 million in COVID fraud and 62 investigations into child care fraud, Stauber emphasizes the urgent need for oversight and accountability. He also highlights President Trump's commitment to reducing waste and fraud in government spending, as well as the importance of protecting American industries through tariffs and responsible resource management. 

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Today, John Solomon looks at the biggest headlines of the day, including President Trump's announcement to cease penny production, the implications of U.S. involvement in Gaza, and the ongoing battle against corporate espionage from China. Today's guests include Congressman Burgess Owens, who shares his insights on recent victories in Congress, the importance of education for the future of our children, and his advocacy for making college more affordable. Campus Reform's Nick Giordano discusses the staggering $200 million allocated by the Department of Education for counseling courses focused on whiteness and privilege, and the implications of such funding on student performance. Giordano argues for the need to raise academic standards rather than lower them, emphasizing the importance of merit-based advancement in education.  Finally, John introduces us to Joanne Pinto and Lindsay Vigue from Donate Life Connecticut, who share inspiring stories about living donations, the importance of community support, and how individuals can make a significant impact by choosing to donate organs. 

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John Solomon discusses the latest developments in American politics, focusing on President Trump's recent executive actions and their implications. Congressman Tom Tiffany discusses the importance of accurate language in discussing illegal immigration and the ongoing efforts to enforce immigration laws. Later, Tim Stewart, President of the U.S. Oil and Gas Association joins and delves into the impact of recent regulatory changes, the importance of permitting reform, and the innovations within the energy sector that are paving the way for a more sustainable future.  Finally, Jennifer Sey, founder of XXXY Athletics, tackles the heated debate surrounding transgender participation in women's sports and the implications of recent executive orders on women's athletics.

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John Solomon dives into the rapid political changes under President Donald Trump, featuring Congressman Glenn Grothman from Wisconsin. He discusses significant developments, including the protection of programs for special needs individuals and the implications of Trump's executive orders on DEI and affirmative action. Additionally, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson shares insights on holding the Biden administration accountable and the potential for state-level legal actions. The episode also highlights health tips from Shemaine Nugent, emphasizing small lifestyle changes for better health. 

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John Solomon talks with Joe Ziegler and Gary Shapley, the two IRS whistleblowers who exposed political favoritism in the Hunter Biden case. Joined by their attorney Tristan Levitt, the discussion highlights the illegal actions taken against these brave agents, the personal toll of whistleblowing, and the urgent need for reform within the IRS. Later, Congressman Nick Begich discusses revitalizing Alaska's energy sector, and shares his insights on navigating the early days of the Trump administration. With a focus on accountability and reform, Congressman Begich discusses the rapid changes in Washington, the implications of identity politics, and the need for substantial reform in agencies like USAID. Finally, John discusses the transformative journey of health and wellness inspired by the mission of RFK Jr. to Make America Healthy Again with Dr. Holly Lucille from Pure Health Research about the importance of liver health, the dangers of sugar, and the impact of food additives on our well-being.

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Congressman Ralph Norman from South Carolina shares his insights on the current push for government spending cuts under the Trump administration. With a renewed focus on fiscal responsibility, Congressman Norman discusses the importance of codifying executive orders, addressing the fentanyl crisis, and restoring meritocracy in various sectors. As he outlines the proposed legislation and the implications for American society, he emphasizes the need for significant reductions in both fixed and discretionary spending. Later, Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton joins John Solomon and dives into the controversial spending practices of USAID, brought to light by figures like Elon Musk and President Trump. Tom shares critical observations on the misuse of taxpayer dollars, the influence of organizations like George Soros, and the implications of federal funding on cultural and political agendas abroad. Finally, Mark Gerson joins us to discuss his philanthropic work, including the innovative United Hatzalah emergency response network and his efforts in African healthcare. We also delve into his upcoming book, 'God Was Right,' which explores the intersection of modern social science and biblical truths. 

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