In this episode, we unveil a groundbreaking development regarding the January 6th Capitol riot as Chairman Barry Loudermilk reveals new video evidence of the alleged pipe bomber visiting a third location. Join us as we delve into the implications of this discovery and explore other significant stories, including a discussion on ethics in Congress with Congressman Pat Harrigan and a contrasting look at Tennessee's pro-freedom policies with Tori Venable.

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In this episode, we delve into the latest political developments, including President Trump's potential deal with Russia that could reshape international relations and the ongoing investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. Chairman James Comer unpacks the latest developments in the Epstein investigation. Discover the surprising connections between Epstein and prominent Democrats, including allegations of solicitation for funds even after Epstein's convictions. Chairman Comer shares insights into the ongoing subpoenas, the potential repercussions for both sides of the political aisle, and the quest for transparency in government. Then, Just the News investigative reporter Jerry Dunleavy reveals the complexities surrounding the case against former FBI Director James Comey. From the implications of Comey's alleged leaks to the media regarding the Hillary Clinton investigation to the challenges facing the Justice Department in securing a conviction, Jerry provides an insightful analysis of the current legal landscape. Finally, it's AMAC Wednesday, Bobby Charles, the national spokesman for AMAC and a leading candidate for the Republican nomination for governor of Maine, shares his insights on the importance of transparency in government and the need for accountability among political leaders. We discuss the implications of drug trafficking and how it relates to national security, as well as the challenges faced by Maine in combating the opioid crisis.

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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we delve into the recent congressional vote to release all records related to the Jeffrey Epstein affair. With a near-unanimous decision from the House, the implications for Democrats are profound as subpoenas are issued to banks and significant figures involved. As the narrative shifts, we explore the ramifications of Epstein's connections and the potential fallout for various political players. Additionally, we discuss the Trump administration's plan to shut down the Education Department, the ongoing redistricting battles, and major legal disputes headed for the Supreme Court. Congressman Nate Moran from Texas shares insights on the critical importance of lithium for America’s energy independence and the need for robust policies to counter China's dominance. We discuss the necessary steps that Congress can take to create a more favorable environment for domestic mining and reduce regulatory burdens, as well as the broader implications for the U.S. economy. Next, Congresswoman Harriet Hageman from Wyoming discusses the pressing issues facing the government as it resumes operations. From the unnecessary existence of the Department of Education to the critical need for legislative action on coal production and grizzly bear recovery, Congresswoman Hageman shares her insights on the current political landscape. She also highlights the importance of protecting First Amendment rights and discusses her proposed legislation aimed at holding federal employees accountable for violations. Finally, we tackle the significant developments surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein scandal as the House votes to demand the release of all remaining documents related to the case. Renowned journalist Christine Dolan shares her insights on human trafficking and the impact of the victims' voices in driving legislative change.

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