John Solomon Reports

President Donald Trump says military action against Iran is “effectively over,” signaling a potentially historic turning point in the Middle East. But as Washington looks toward a possible diplomatic resolution, new allegations involving Chinese espionage and American AI technology are raising serious national security questions.
On this episode of John Solomon Reports, John breaks down Trump's latest comments on Iran, including ongoing diplomatic discussions, the future of Tehran's nuclear and missile programs, and what could happen if military operations resume.
National security expert Fred Fleitz joins the program to discuss allegations of a possible Chinese intelligence operation targeting Nvidia leadership, America's vulnerability to foreign espionage, and the growing competition with China over artificial intelligence.
Meanwhile, House Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep. Andy Harris outlines Republicans' final legislative priorities following their midterm election losses, including government spending, voter ID, border security, and congressional accountability.
Plus, Natalie Dominguez of Home Title Lock discusses increasingly sophisticated property title fraud schemes and the financial and legal challenges victims face.
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President Donald Trump is facing a dramatically different political landscape following a devastating midterm election for Republicans, and his decision to replace Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff is sending a message about the battles ahead. John Solomon examines the fallout from the election, the challenges facing the Republican Party, and whether the Trump administration can rebuild its political coalition before 2028.
Indiana Congressman Marlin Stutzman joins the show to discuss the Stephen Miller appointment, why he believes Republicans suffered a “rage wave” rather than a traditional Democratic victory, and what Congress must accomplish before Democrats take control in January. Stutzman also offers a potential compromise on immigration enforcement and work visas, weighs in on the Iran conflict and rising energy costs, and explains why he believes Marco Rubio could be a strong presidential contender in 2028.
Plus, Kalshi's David Piegaro breaks down how prediction markets anticipated Democratic victories in the House and Senate, reporting $2.8 billion in election-related trading volume and revealing how the results are already reshaping the 2028 presidential race. John also examines new accountability stories involving immigration enforcement, an FBI corruption case, and legal questions surrounding an incoming member of Congress.
Finally, Dr. Joseph Clarke of Pure Health Research joins the program to discuss GLP-1 hormones, weight management, and a supplement promoted as an alternative to injectable treatments.
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With Stephen Miller taking over as White House chief of staff following Susie Wiles' departure, President Donald Trump's administration faces a critical stretch as Republicans prepare to surrender control of Congress. John Solomon examines the White House shake-up, the final 60 days of Republican congressional power, and the growing pressure to protect Trump's agenda before Democrats take control in January.
Florida Congressman Randy Fine joins the show to explain how he managed to outperform his previous election results while Republicans suffered major losses nationwide. Fine argues that Republicans must stop retreating from their principles, sharpen their messaging, and use every remaining day of congressional control to deliver results. He also weighs in on the Iran conflict, executive authority, and Trump's proposal to rethink foreign aid to Israel.
Meanwhile, Bobby Cheren of Empower Oversight reveals alarming findings from an analysis of federal Medicaid payment data, including approximately $200 million in Kentucky spending on psychoeducation services over just three years. Sharon explains how artificial intelligence helped identify unusual billing patterns, why his organization is urging federal officials to investigate potential fraud, and what states can do to protect taxpayer dollars.
Plus, Preborn executive vice president Roxy Lamorgese discusses the organization's approach to helping women facing unexpected pregnancies, including free ultrasounds, pregnancy support services, and continued assistance for mothers and families.
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President Donald Trump is shaking up the White House following a devastating midterm election for Republicans, replacing Chief of Staff Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as his administration prepares for a showdown with a Democratic-controlled Congress. John Solomon breaks down the changing of the guard, Miller's combative approach, and what the shakeup means for the remainder of Trump's presidency.
Senator-elect Harriet Hageman joins the show with an aggressive plan for Republicans to use their final weeks in control of Congress to lock in key priorities, protect federal funding, advance immigration enforcement, and address affordability concerns before Democrats take power in January. Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer weighs in on how Trump can regain momentum, use executive authority, and rebuild the Republican Party's political strategy heading into 2028.
Plus, a disturbing security incident near the White House, additional Justice Department departures, growing questions about Senate leadership, and what the midterm results could mean for the next presidential election.
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Republicans are reeling after a devastating 2026 midterm election that handed Democrats control of Congress, but was it a vote of confidence in Democrats or a rejection of Republicans? John Solomon examines the GOP's election-night collapse, the affordability crisis driving voter frustration, and what Republicans must do to rebuild ahead of 2028.
Rep. Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) explains how she survived a difficult election for Republicans, why connecting with constituents makes a difference, and what Congress should accomplish before Democrats take control. Trafalgar Group chief pollster Robert Cahaly breaks down the GOP's failed campaign strategy, the importance of year-round messaging, and whether Democrats could face a voter backlash of their own in 2028.
Plus, Dr. Peter McCullough discusses whether Republicans' failure to prioritize the Make America Healthy Again movement contributed to their election losses, the growing interest in peptide therapies, their potential medical applications, and the need for more clinical research into their safety and effectiveness.
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