John Solomon delves into the intricate world of political finance with Chairman James Comer of the House Oversight Committee. His new book, All the President's Money, has quickly climbed to the top of the New York Times bestseller list, and for good reason. Comer meticulously investigates the financial dealings of the Biden family, exposing a web of influence peddling that has far-reaching implications for American politics.

Comer’s insights shed light on the mechanisms that allowed the Bidens to allegedly profit from their positions of power. He discusses how funds were funneled through shell companies and the various LLCs involved, painting a picture of a family deeply entrenched in corruption. The episode highlights Comer's frustration with mainstream media's portrayal of the investigation, which he believes has downplayed the severity of the findings.

Later, John is joined by Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis from New York to discuss a pressing issue that impacts both our wallets and our conscience: the $20 billion a year spent on animal research funded by taxpayer dollars. This shocking figure represents not only a substantial financial burden but also a moral dilemma as many of these experiments are cruel and unnecessary.

Congresswoman Malliotakis highlights the alarming reality that hundreds of thousands of animals, including cats, dogs, and monkeys, are subjected to inhumane testing in federal labs. These experiments often yield little to no benefit for public health, raising the question of why we continue to fund such practices. In fact, some of these experiments are conducted overseas in countries with subpar safety conditions, which could potentially lead to public health crises.

Finally, it's AMAC Friday, when John is joined by AMAC's Bobby Charles, revealing the parallels between Trump and Reagan, the implications of foreign policy decisions, and how Trump's approach is reshaping the political landscape. 

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