John Solomon Reports

On Saturday's John Solomon Reports, with Election Day just three days away, the battle for control of Congress is coming down to the wire, and the polls may not be telling the whole story. John examines early-voting trends, turnout expectations, and conversations with Republican and Democratic activists that raise questions about whether current polling accurately reflects the state of the midterm races. While Republicans are showing signs of stronger early-voting participation in several states, John cautions that Election Day turnout could ultimately determine the outcome of closely contested House and Senate races. Later, Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis of New York joins the program to discuss Cuba, socialism, and political issues influencing voters. Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose weighs in on political polling, offering his perspective on why surveys may be missing important voter sentiment and whether those discrepancies are intentional. Finally, Carrie Severino of the Judicial Crisis Network previews major cases before the Supreme Court, including a Colorado energy dispute and an Arizona election-integrity case that could carry implications for future elections.
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On Friday's John Solomon Reports, with Election Day just four days away, new developments are raising major questions about election integrity, political accountability, and some of the nation's most consequential races. John breaks down federal criminal and civil investigations into allegations surrounding Alaska Democrat Senate candidate Mary Peltola's campaign and the appearance of another candidate named Dan Sullivan on the ballot, potentially confusing voters in the race against incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan. Peltola denies wrongdoing. Meanwhile, federal prosecutors signal that former FBI Director James Comey could face additional criminal charges, adding another chapter to his ongoing legal battles. In Michigan, new reporting from Just the News raises questions about Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's visits to Islamic centers, potential restrictions on nonprofit political activity, and controversial rhetoric from speakers associated with some of those institutions. Plus, Congressman Byron Donalds joins the program from his Florida gubernatorial campaign trail, former National Security Council Chief of Staff Fred Fleitz examines Iran, Russia, Ukraine, and the Trump administration's foreign policy challenges, and Middle East Forum Executive Director Greg Roman discusses the organization's investigation into extremist rhetoric at religious institutions. With the midterms approaching, the stakes for Congress, national security, and political accountability continue to grow.
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Was Alaska's U.S. Senate election deliberately manipulated to confuse voters — and could it be a federal crime?
John Solomon examines explosive new allegations surrounding two candidates named Dan Sullivan appearing on Alaska's Senate ballot. Following a New York Times investigation into possible efforts by Democratic operatives to recruit a candidate sharing the incumbent Republican senator's name, Solomon discusses reports of a state criminal investigation, federal grand jury subpoenas, and congressional scrutiny.
Former Justice Department Voting Rights Section Chief J. Christian Adams joins the program to examine the legal questions surrounding ballot manipulation, potential campaign finance violations, voter deception, and election integrity.
Also on the show:
• Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam discusses indictments involving two FBI analysts accused of providing false testimony concerning the Hunter Biden laptop investigation.
• California faces questions over an $18 million daycare funding controversy involving 39 reportedly nonexistent locations.
• Congress launches an investigation into the Smithsonian over allegations involving an exhibit's portrayal of the U.S. military and "domicide."
• Dr. Chad Walding of NativePath joins for a weekly health news update.
Could the Alaska ballot controversy become one of the biggest election stories of the year?
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With the midterm elections approaching, Rep. Tom McClintock joins John Solomon to explain why he believes Americans face a defining choice between freedom and socialism. McClintock discusses border security, sanctuary city policies, government spending, inflation, tax relief, and why he believes Republican leaders must make their closing argument directly to voters.
Also, Rep. Warren Davidson of Ohio joins the conversation to discuss election momentum, federal spending, government fraud, immigration, and the growing national debt. Davidson explains why he believes control of Congress will determine whether the Trump administration can advance its remaining agenda.
Finally, National Veterans Parade Foundation Executive Director Francis Ventura previews the National Veterans Parade in Washington, D.C., as America celebrates its 250th anniversary. Ventura discusses the importance of honoring military service, supporting veterans, and addressing the crisis of veteran suicide.
It's all on this edition of John Solomon Reports, the podcast from Just the News.
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President Donald Trump is taking aim at America's housing affordability crisis, and Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Bill Pulte joins John Solomon to explain how the administration's new housing initiative could change the future of homeownership.
With home prices soaring, mortgage costs climbing, and younger Americans struggling to afford their first homes, Pulte discusses the administration's push to expand manufactured housing, streamline construction regulations, and reduce mortgage-related expenses. Could factory-built homes and lower borrowing costs finally make the American Dream attainable again?
John also speaks with housing experts Mo Davis and former Federal Housing Administration Commissioner Frank Cassidy about the forces driving America's housing shortage and the potential impact of Trump's reforms.
Plus, John breaks down new legal developments involving former FBI Director James Comey, Trump's proposed rewards for information leading to election fraud convictions, and new claims concerning Venezuela's voting systems.
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