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Bossie: Trump declassified main Russian collusion docs in last days to 'educate' Americans, derailed by FBI and DOJ Jul 19, 2022

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Dave Bossie, former adviser to President Trump, comments on the recent revelations of Hunter Biden and last days of Trump’s presidency. Bossie comments that the DOJ and FBI stopping the main Russian collusion documents from being released in Trump’s last days citing, a last minute excuse about privacy implications. Saying, these are the bureaucrats that the “American people don’t know about,” but are behind the scenes committhing “a conspiracy against the president, within our own government.” Commenting, "for four years that President Trump was inside the White House, they defied him at every single turn, and it was only because of President Trump's pushing of this, did the American people get any transparency whatsoever.”

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Former Israeli Amb. Ron Dermer: Israel will act without the United States to 'prevent a nuclear armed Iran’ Jul 18, 2022

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Former Israeli ambassador to the U.S., Ron Dermer discusses President Biden’s recent trip to Israel and the politics surrounding his trip to the Middle East. Saying, that rather than addressing the political concerns and the tense climate in the region between Iran and Israel, "Instead, this trip was made largely because of the price of gas in the United States.” Commenting on a major policy disagreement between Israel and the United States right now, saying he does “not believe the policy of the Biden administration is to prevent a nuclear armed Iran,” but rather "is to contain a nuclear armed Iran.” The former ambassador says that in the past, "Israel has taken out two nuclear programs,” and that he does not think that the United States is "going to take care of" Iran. Saying, "it comes down to really one of two choices, either we're going to have to take action, or the people of Iran are going to rise up and throw out these this regime that they despise, and we should be preparing for both scenarios."

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‘Just the News - Not Noise’ best of show: Biden’s Trip to the Middle East Jul 17, 2022

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John Solomon and Amanda Head host ‘Just the News, Not Noise’ delivering the pressing news of the day and giving you Information without indoctrination while rising above the rhetoric. Best of show interviews this week with former Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, former Israeli Ambassador to the United States Michael Oren, former Presidential candidate Michele Bachmann, and New York Gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin. To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern Time or watch any time at JustTheNews.com/tv.

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Alan Dershowitz: Shunned for defending the 'Constitution on behalf of a president I didn't vote for' Jul 15, 2022

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Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz discusses the pushback he has received from his own party for "sticking to principle refusing to become a partisan,” saying that it has cost him and his family "tremendously,” after he was a member of former President Trump's legal team during his first impeachment trial. Dershowitz also discusses his new book, "The Price of Principle: Why Integrity is Worth the Consequences."

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U.S. won't 'confirm nor deny' role in calling Wuhan COVID lab leak a conspiracy, says whistleblower group Jul 14, 2022

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Frank Wuco, Executive Director of the Whistleblower Protection Program (WPP), discusses the important role that his organization is playing in bringing transparancy and awareness to federal agencies. The former senior White House adviser to the United States Department of Homeland Security, discusses WPP recent request to find out how deepely involved the U.S. government was in the events of “perpetuating the natural origin story” of COVID-19 and the impossibility of it being “leaked from a lab.” The Intelligence agency responding to the request that they could "neither confirm nor deny the existence of the documents we’d requested.” Wuco comments that, "there’s no compelling national security need to deny that information to the public but there is compelling political or bureaucratic embarrassment need, and that is very disturbing, and we intend to keep shaking that out.”

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Liberal anti-police cities don't work for Americans, as crime rises Buckhead looks to secede from Atlanta Jul 13, 2022

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With the surge of violence and crime continuing to rise in the United States due to the progressive policies by liberal cities District Attorney's. The city of Buckhead, Georgia is leading the charge to secede from the city of Atlanta after crime and emergency services have begun to deteriorate and affect the local residents. Bill White, one of the organizers of the movement, says it began as an effort to repair the "ruined relationships" by the "Defund the Police Movement" between the city of Buckhead and the local police and has continued as "crime has continued to creep up." The Buckhead secession will be a "referendum" on the ballot for either May or November 2023. White, explained that the movement is increasingly popular with residents, pointing to a recent poll conducted showing, "72% of 80,000 residents" approve the measure to secede from the city of Atlanta.

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Phill Kline: SCOTUS deciding if 'elected people at the state level' or government can set 'time and manner of elections’ Jul 12, 2022

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Phill Kline, the director of the Opposite Side Project, discusses the Supreme Court taking up the North Carolina election case on determining of whether the government or the state legislatures get to determine the rules for elections. Kline, a law professor at Liberty University, says that "the elected people at the state level to determine the time place and manner of elections as it is articulated in our Constitution.” Commenting, that "over the past three or four decades, there's been this push,” to allow Ivy League and upper-class of American society "to let them make these decisions.” Saying that the government getting to decide the terms and manners of elections doesn’t "eliminate politics,” but “what it does eliminate is accountability.”

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Ex-CIA Russia Analyst warns tides are changing for US as ‘sole’ superpower, ‘China and Russia are pushing back' Jul 11, 2022

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George Beebe, former head of the CIA Russia analyst desk, warns of the changing of the world power dynamics as America moves away from being the "world's hegemonic and unrivaled’ superpower, not "really having to compromise or "engage in traditional balance of power politics." The Director of Grand Strategy at the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft explains that after the cold war ended, the United States, "could simply tell other countries do this or else because we had such overwhelming power that nobody could really say no. Unfortunately, what has happened over time is that much of the world has said, you know, we didn't really like that very much, and they've started to react to a mass the ability to resist America's directions." Saying, "Russia and China are pushing back and we face a peer competitor in China," the US now has to "recover our ability to engage in traditional balance of power politics, and we don’t have a lot of experience.”

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Ex-DHS Chief: DOJ suing AZ voting law, another example of Biden putting 'Americans last,' migrants and 'those here illegally' first Jul 10, 2022

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John Solomon and Amanda Head host ‘Just the News, Not Noise’ delivering the pressing news of the day and giving you Information without indoctrination while rising above the rhetoric. Interviews with: former Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, US Oil and Gas President Tim Stewart, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), and Dr. Harvey Risch. To see the daily show, go to americasvoice.news each Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern Time or watch any time at JustTheNews.com/tv.

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Wisconsin State Rep. Brandtjen: WI Supreme Court ruling affects 'hundreds of thousands of ballots’ cast in 2020 presidential election Jul 09, 2022

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Wisconsin State Rep. Janel Brandtjen discusses the Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling on Friday reviewing the legality of the drop box process handled by the bureaucracy during the 2020 presidential election. The State Representative comments, that the Court’s ruling affects "hundreds of thousands of ballots in the state of Wisconsin” cast in the 2020 presidential election. Saying, "instead of having the legislature make rules about how the ballots were to be handled, instead, we were in a situation where bureaucrats just wrote out on paper how we were going to be handling ballots in the state of Wisconsin."

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