Republicans made major gains with young voters in 2024. Two years later, the political landscape looks dramatically different. Following a bruising midterm election defeat, the GOP faces a critical question: Why did so many young Americans turn away from Republicans, and what will it take to win them back?John Solomon welcomes New York Congresswoman Claudia Tenney to examine the fallout from the midterms, the changing leadership of House Republicans, and the defeat of an impeachment effort targeting Pete Hegseth. Tenney also discusses the future of the Republican Party, the emergence of new conservative voices, and the challenges facing American dairy farmers in trade disputes with Canada.Then, Michael Sugimoto and Brock Malcolm of The Young Right join the program to explain why Republicans are struggling to connect with Generation Z. From soaring housing costs and economic uncertainty to the war with Iran and the growing influence of social media, the two young conservative leaders argue that political messaging alone isn't enough. They believe the GOP must engage young Americans through culture, community, and shared values—not just during election season, but every day.Finally, Father Frank Pavone of Priests for Life examines the role of faith in American politics following Democrats' midterm victories. He discusses the political engagement of Catholic and Christian voters, the rise of socialist ideas among younger generations, the pro-life movement, and why he believes renewed religious involvement could play a defining role in the elections ahead.Plus, as the nation continues recovering from a rare nationwide FAA ground stop, Solomon reflects on another reminder of the challenges facing America's aging infrastructure.With Republicans searching for a path forward, is the party facing a temporary electoral setback—or a deeper generational crisis that could reshape American politics for years to come? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Is President Trump winning the battle against Iran but losing the battle to explain it to the American people?John Solomon welcomes historian and political commentator Victor Davis Hanson for a sweeping examination of Trump's strategy toward Tehran, the mounting economic pressure on the Iranian regime, and the political fallout from Republicans' disappointing midterm election results. Hanson argues that America's military and economic campaign has dramatically weakened Iran, but the White House has failed to communicate its objectives, achievements, and long-term strategy. Could a clearer message change public opinion—and define Trump's foreign policy legacy?The conversation also examines a stunning vulnerability closer to home: America's aviation system still relies on infrastructure dating back to the Lyndon B. Johnson administration. Following a rare nationwide FAA ground stop, Solomon and Hanson question how critical air traffic communications technology has remained outdated for decades.Former Trump Deputy National Security Adviser and Heritage Foundation national security expert Victoria Coates joins the program to discuss Iran's potential endgame, the impact of escalating economic sanctions, and whether negotiations with Tehran are even necessary. Coates also weighs in on reported progress in Russia-Ukraine peace talks, growing political tensions in Poland, and the challenges facing America's allies.Finally, filmmaker Sean Stone discusses his documentary RFK Legacy, exploring the parallel journeys of Robert F. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., their battles with powerful institutions, and the personal tragedies that shaped one of America's most influential political families.From Iran's uncertain future to the vulnerabilities in America's infrastructure and the shifting balance of global power, this edition of John Solomon Reports examines the critical decisions shaping America's future. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

America's skies came to a standstill Friday night as a rare nationwide FAA ground stop brought air travel to a halt, exposing troubling vulnerabilities in the country's aging aviation infrastructure.John Solomon was aboard a flight approaching Washington, D.C., when the disruption began. Now, he shares his firsthand account of the unfolding emergency, the confusion at airports, and the staggering revelation that critical components of America's air traffic control infrastructure trace their origins to the Lyndon B. Johnson era.Former CIA operations officer Rick De La Torre joins the program to examine the national security implications of outdated infrastructure, warning that foreign adversaries including China, Iran, and Russia are continually seeking weaknesses in America's critical systems. Licensed pilot and former Marine aircraft mechanic Timothy Loranger explains how pilots handle communications failures, why aviation safety depends on extensive training, and the challenges of modernizing the FAA's technology.Plus, Amanda Head speaks with 120Life co-founder Susan Schachter about managing blood pressure during the holidays, making healthier food choices, and understanding the importance of knowing your numbers.Was the nationwide disruption simply an equipment failure, or a warning about deeper vulnerabilities in America's infrastructure? John Solomon investigates the questions facing the FAA and the future of American aviation. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A seven-year legal nightmare, allegations of government weaponization, and a major Veterans Day victory for President Donald Trump take center stage on this episode of John Solomon Reports.Bitcoin entrepreneur Joby Weeks joins John Solomon to share his extraordinary account of spending nearly seven years under federal restrictions without ever going to trial. Weeks describes his arrest in 2019, nearly a year in federal custody, years of house arrest, and a legal battle he claims exposes serious abuses within the Justice Department. Now free from his ankle monitor but still fighting federal charges, Weeks raises troubling questions about due process, prosecutorial power, and whether the government targeted pioneers of the cryptocurrency industry.Meanwhile, Rep. Rich McCormick (R-GA) and former Pentagon official Darren Selnick discuss President Trump's Veterans Day accomplishments, including House passage of sweeping legislation aimed at improving veterans' healthcare and protecting their access to medical services. They also weigh in on the failed impeachment effort against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, military recruitment gains, escalating tensions with Iran, and the challenges Republicans face as Democrats prepare to take control of the House.From a cryptocurrency pioneer's fight for justice to the battle over America's military and veterans, John Solomon delivers revealing interviews on government accountability, constitutional rights, and the future of the Trump agenda. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

President Trump marks Veterans Day with a powerful message about Iran, suggesting the military phase of the conflict may be coming to an end. Meanwhile, House Republicans catch Democrats by surprise with the passage of the Take Care of America's Veterans Act, and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth survives an impeachment challenge.John Solomon is joined by Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman to discuss campus antisemitism, a major Supreme Court fight, and efforts to stop unwanted robocalls. Retired Colonel Rob Manus examines the Hegseth impeachment showdown, Pentagon reforms, and America's evolving military strategy. Plus, a special Veterans Day tribute to the nation's Medal of Honor recipients. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Washington is bracing for a political showdown as Jim Jordan is elected House Republican Minority Leader, positioning one of President Donald Trump's most outspoken defenders to lead the GOP against a new Democratic House majority.On today's John Solomon Reports, former Jordan adviser Russell Dye joins to explain why Jordan's leadership could be crucial as Democrats prepare a wave of congressional investigations targeting President Trump, his administration, and his allies. Dye breaks down what Republicans must do to defend their record, counter Democratic investigations, and rebuild their congressional majority ahead of 2028.Plus, Senator and Tennessee Governor-elect Marsha Blackburn discusses her plans to root out government waste, the Republican legislative priorities remaining before January, and the growing impeachment battle surrounding Pete Hegseth.And Kaitlin Bledsoe of Americans for Prosperity examines the political consequences of the Democratic midterm victory, the growing influence of democratic socialists, and why affordability and economic messaging could determine Republicans' political future.In this episode:Jim Jordan's election as House Republican Minority LeaderRussell Dye on the coming wave of Democratic investigationsThe impeachment fight surrounding Pete HegsethMarsha Blackburn's priorities as Tennessee's incoming governorThe GOP's strategy to regain congressional control in 2028Kaitlin Bledsoe on affordability, socialism, and the future of economic policySubscribe to John Solomon Reports for exclusive interviews, investigative reporting, and the latest developments from Washington.Read more at https://justthenews.com#JimJordan #JohnSolomon #DonaldTrump #Congress #Republicans #Democrats #WashingtonDC #JustTheNews See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.