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Conversation with 2024 presidential candidate and Pastor Ryan Binkley on faith, and restoring freedom Aug 25, 2023

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John Solomon sits-down with 2024 presidential candidate, businessman, and Pastor Ryan Binkley on his decision to run for office, his campaign picking up momentum, restoring the way to freedom, and reuniting Americans once again for a better America. Additional interviews with: Wisconsin State Assemblywoman Janel Brandtjen, and Republican Women Waukesha County President Ali Schweitzer.

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John Solomon sits down with Sen. Ron Johnson on all things Hunter Biden, Trump indictments and the first GOP presidential debate Aug 24, 2023

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John Solomon sits down with U.S. Senator from Wisconsin Ron Johnson and talk all things Hunter Biden and the Biden family dealings, former President Donald Trump indictments and his upcoming arraignment in Georgia, and Wisconsin kicking off the first Republican presidential debate.

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Rep. Bryan Steil: After Georgia, House GOP to pass comprehensive election integrity laws to combat hypocrisy, lies of Left Aug 23, 2023

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Chairman of the House Administration Committee Bryan Steil says that new comprehensive election integrity legislation to be passed by House Republicans is now more than ever, “so absolutely essential.” The Wisconsin Congressman says the election integrity bill, called the Americans Confidence in Elections Act (ACE Act), is being “rolled out in Georgia to point out the hypocrisy of the left, and the lies of the left that they've made about other voter integrity bills.” Steil says the bill has three essential principles: First, “it provides states the tools that they need to be able to maintain and improve voter integrity in their states,” this can be done through allowing states to tap into the Social Security database, who must be informed of individuals who have passed away, and allows the states “the opportunity to tap into that so they can maintain clean voter rolls.” Second, to “clean up Washington DC, Washington DC is one of the worst states or cities as it relates to voter integrity. They don't have photo ID, they don't do a good job cleaning up their voter rolls. And they allow non-citizens to vote what that means just to clarify that for everyone. In Washington, DC under current law, a Russian national working at the Russian embassy living in Washington DC for only 30 days, could leave work at the embassy, walk to a polling location and vote for mayor in our nation's capitol next year.” Steil says this bill “ends that and says American elections should be for American citizens.” Third, “it protects Americans First Amendment rights and prevents foreign interference, by closing loopholes “that liberal foreign billionaires are using to pour money into US elections, they do that by taking money, putting in a 501 C-4 tax exempt entity, slush that money around, move it from there to a Super PAC, and they have the super PAC run political ads about US elections.” This new bill will end foreign interference, by closing this loophole.”

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John Solomon explains new documents showing Trump’s first impeachment built on faulty narrative designed to protect Biden family Aug 22, 2023

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John Solomon explains his new article, “New memos undercut Biden-Ukraine narrative Democrats sold during 2019 impeachment scandal” and how State Department documents not only disproves Democrats narrative at the time but prove that in President Trump’s first impeachment charges were built on faulty premise while Biden family business dealings arising out of Hunter Biden’s deal with Burisma were overlooked. Interviews with: Congressman Scott Perry, former Trump Impeachment Lawyer Jay Sekulow, former New York Congressman Lee Zeldin.

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Dr. Harvey Risch shares surprising findings from his research paper on COVID vaccine deaths Aug 21, 2023

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Dr. Harvey Risch, Professor Emeritus of Epidemiology at Yale School of Public Health, discusses his research paper examining deaths occurring after COVID-19 vaccination and how there is “very strong evidence that at least among people who died post-vaccination, a good fraction of them, we could quibble about whether it's 74% or not, but a good fraction died because of the vaccines.” Additional interviews with New Tolerance Campaign President Gregory Angelo on how same-sex marriage advocacy was the catalyst for corporate social activism and Coalition of Leaders United President Leon Benjamin on black pastors uniting for their communities ahead of the 2024 presidential election.

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Rasmussen: 2024 is Trump’s election to lose but early predictions from key states Iowa, New Hampshire show downward trend Aug 20, 2023

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John Solomon and Amanda Head host ‘Just the News, No Noise’ delivering the pressing news of the day and giving you information without indoctrination while rising above the rhetoric. Interviews this week with Pollster Scott Rasmussen, Arizona Congressman Andy Biggs, former U.S. Attorney Bud Cummins, former Trump attorney Tim Parlatore and Georgia Republican Party Chairman Josh McKoon. To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern or watch any time at JustTheViews.com

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Country Music Star John Rich on his new song ‘I’m Offended,’ and the inspiration for new album Aug 19, 2023

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Special Saturday podcast to talk with Country Music Star John Rich on the inspiration for his new album and his song, ‘I’m Offended’. Additional interviews with former Arkansas Governor and Presidential candidate Mike Huckabee, and ‘Brave Books’ CEO Trent Talbot.

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U.S. Oil & Gas President: Even the most ‘rosy’ estimates on clean energy show ‘global fuel demand to increase 50% in next 30 years’ Aug 18, 2023

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Tim Stewart discusses inflation, the cause of energy costs skyrocketing, and the reality of the “clean energy boom” rhetoric. The President of U.S. Oil and Gas says that progressives really have no issues with rising prices for the average American, they look at this as “a necessary part of the implementation of this broader climate change.” Stewart says that the reality of the “clean energy boom” that the government and progressives are pushing for a massive move towards renewable energy but has yet to materialize, is that “even with the most positive clean energy scenarios, the most rosy scenarios that play out, global fossil fuel demand is going to increase another 50% over the next 30 years.” “That’s driven by population and economic growth, driven by Asia in particular. And so what that means, is that means that [oil and gas] industry which, this month, are producing 13 million barrels a day in in, in production, that is the highest [it has] been since 2019, pre-pandemic. Stewart saying those numbers, requires [the industry] to continue to increase production, that beyond that 50%, the industry “has to get from 100 million barrels a day that the world uses today and to figure out where to find and supply somewhere between 120 and 150 million barrels a day, by 2050, that's the net zero deadline.” Saying, “So even if we get those, those very positive, net zero scenarios play out, we're still consuming 150 million barrels a day in 2050. That's going to have a huge impact on a lot of people. So I tell people, it's it's premature to write this obituary for the oil and gas industry, we're going to be around a long time because people still need what we have and what we do. Huge challenge for us is to figure out where to find those barrels.”

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Rep. Claudia Tenney: Special counsel Jack Smith, DA Alvin Bragg using new Democrat tactic ‘lawfare’ to smear Republicans Aug 17, 2023

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Rep. Claudia Tenney dishes on new emerging tactic of “lawfare” used by Democrats to smear Republicans through the “use of the legal system.” The New York Congresswoman says,“that means suing, suing, suing, what they're doing to President Trump, bringing lawsuits that are novel theories of things that are really not enforceable.” Tenney says that the conviction is not really what activists are after but “what they do with those is number one, they tarnish President Trump or whoever they're going after, they smear them in the public, they make people not want to vote for them. And the other thing what this really is, many of them are doing this knowingly, and wittingly, that they cannot get a prosecution out of some of these. And so to me, this is malicious prosecution and it's an abuse of process.” Going on to say that, these “are legal mechanisms that they should be charged on. And Republicans should be zeroed in on to go after Democrats, particularly this District Attorney down in Georgia, Alvin Bragg in New York, Jack Smith, who's obviously politically charged with what he's doing, all while they turn a blind eye to the obvious crimes that are being committed via Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, bribery directly, money laundering, Joe Biden leveraging his position in order to enrich his family.”

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Morgan Ortagus: Biden’s world stage weakness will result in ‘largest ransom payment in US history,’ $1.2B per hostage to Iran Aug 16, 2023

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Morgan Ortagus, former State Department Spokeswoman, says that President Biden’s failure on the world stage will results in the “largest ransom payment in U.S. history” to Iran. Saying, “it's incredibly dangerous for every American who travels abroad.” Saying, while it “is commendable that the administration is trying to get Americans who are wrongfully detained wrongfully imprisoned out? Yes, of course, that's the job of the American government. That's what we should be doing. But it you know, any negotiation is not the fix. So just because you get an American home, even though we're happy about that, and by the way, it hasn't happened yet. But this is what's being reported that getting an American home shouldn't be the only end goal, you should you should have a negotiation that leaves the rest of America safe whenever they are traveling abroad.” Ortagus says that after the Russia deal to get back Brittney Griner, it showed the rest of the world that the United States will pay whatever price. Saying, “If this deal goes down, as reported, this is about $1.2 billion per hostage.”

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