In this Sunday brunch edition of John Solomon Reports, host John Solomon takes a moment to honor the American workforce on Labor Day weekend, expressing gratitude for the dedication and hard work of those who build and sustain our nation. He highlights the importance of recognizing the contributions of workers across various sectors, from construction to healthcare, and reflects on the heroism of first responders.

This episode features Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne, a dynamic voice in Congress, who shares her insights on the current political landscape in Texas, including polling trends and the challenges facing Republican candidates. Solomon and Van Duyne discuss the implications of socialism in a state known for its capitalist values and delve into the controversial views of Senate candidate James Talarico.

In the second segment, Dr. Stephanie Haridopolos joins the conversation to address the alarming health trends among American children, emphasizing the need for parents to engage their kids in healthier activities beyond screens. Her mission to promote active lifestyles and her new book aimed at parents are sure to inspire listeners.

Lastly, Libby Emmons, editor in chief of the Post Millennial, shares vital cultural stories that reflect the current political climate, offering insights into how culture shapes politics. From cancel culture to the influence of social media, Emmons provides a thought-provoking look at the intersection of culture and upcoming elections.

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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we delve into the pressing concerns surrounding socialism and communism in America with Congressman Josh Brecheen of Oklahoma. A staunch budget deficit hawk and historian, Brecheen shares his insights on the alarming rise of these ideologies and reflects on the historical lessons that underscore their failures. Drawing from a powerful anecdote from his Jesuit education, he emphasizes the deadly consequences of communism and the shortcomings of socialism, urging listeners to consider the implications for today's political landscape.

In the second segment, we introduce Bernadette Wilson, the Republican nominee for governor of Alaska, who discusses the complexities of the state's election system, including the controversial ranked-choice voting. Wilson lays out her vision for Alaska and addresses the challenges she faces as she seeks to lead in a state with a unique political environment.

Finally, Dr. Peter McCullough returns to share his expertise as we approach the back-to-school season, highlighting the importance of informed consent in public health. He reflects on the troubling legacy of Dr. Anthony Fauci and the need for transparency in medical decision-making, particularly in light of the pandemic's impact on public trust.

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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we shine a light on the alarming misuse of American generosity on a global scale. Host John Solomon reveals how funds intended for humanitarian aid have been diverted by the United Nations to support terrorist activities and fraudulent nonprofits. Solomon questions the extent of this abuse and outlines potential reforms to rectify the situation.

Joining the discussion is US Ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz, who presents a bold reform plan for the UN, drawing parallels to President Trump's successful NATO overhaul. The conversation delves into the need for accountability and transformation within the UN, especially in light of its current leadership and the challenges it faces.

Listeners will hear from key figures including Congressman James Comer, USAID investigator John Schofield, and Middle East Forum's Greg Roman, who has tracked substantial funding misallocated to groups aligned with terrorism. Additionally, investigative journalist Liz Collins shares insights into the troubling fraud cases in Minnesota, tying together the threads of this critical issue.

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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we explore the escalating political battles in California and beyond as Congressman James Gallagher joins the show to discuss his efforts to bring accountability to his state. Gallagher highlights the troubling legislation that threatens the First Amendment rights of reporters and outlines his plan to combat California's growing challenges through federal legislation.

The episode also covers a landmark victory for Congressman Andy Harris, who successfully challenged the Maryland legislature's redistricting efforts that aimed to eliminate the lone Republican congressional district. This significant ruling by the Maryland Supreme Court could reshape the political landscape ahead of the 2026 elections.

In the third segment, pro-life activist Shawn Carney shares his concerns about a new New Jersey law that could mirror troubling developments in Europe regarding pro-life protests. Carney discusses the potential implications for American activists and the ongoing battle over abortion rights in the United States.

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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we tackle the escalating political drama as we approach the 2026 election. Host John Solomon discusses the increasing signs of accountability within the government, highlighting the major subpoenas issued in Florida and the significant figures from the Russiagate saga being called before grand juries. With nonprofits losing their tax-exempt status and government fraud cases coming to light, it appears that the long-awaited reckoning is finally underway.

One of the central topics of discussion is the controversial FBI operation known as Round River, which Solomon argues was not aimed at protecting national security but rather at suppressing the narrative surrounding Hunter Biden's dealings with the Ukrainian energy company Burisma. As Congress begins to take notice, Solomon shares insights from House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, who is demanding transparency regarding the FBI's actions and the suppression of crucial information during the 2020 election cycle.

In the second segment, Dr. Mehmet Oz, former Medicare chief, joins to discuss the significant fraud uncovered in the Medicare system and its implications for the program's longevity. His revelations about the impact of fraud on Medicare funding are both alarming and enlightening.

Later, country music duo Big and Rich make a special appearance to discuss their latest song addressing the influence of AI on songwriting, coinciding with the recent loss of music legend Dolly Parton. Their insights into the future of the music industry are both thought-provoking and entertaining.

Finally, Solomon wraps up the episode with an interview and exclusive offer from our great partners at Ghostbed, featuring innovative mattress technology that promises to enhance your sleep experience.

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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we dive into the significant political developments shaping the landscape as we approach the 2026 election. Host John Solomon discusses the recent passage of a crucial spending bill by Republicans, which averts a government shutdown ahead of election day. He also highlights a pivotal vote where two Democrats crossed party lines to denounce socialism, a decision that could have far-reaching implications in upcoming campaign ads.

The episode covers international relations as Mark Carney's comments on the U.S.-Canada dynamic raise eyebrows, suggesting a game of chicken that Canada may not win. Additionally, Solomon addresses the troubling case of American journalist Thomas Pawkins, sentenced for acting as an unregistered agent for China, underscoring the complexities of foreign influence in journalism.

Joining the show is House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Jason Smith, who sheds light on the abuses within nonprofits that masquerade as charitable organizations while engaging in political activities. Smith's insights are critical as accountability in Washington becomes increasingly necessary.

Next, Todd Ricketts, co-owner of the Chicago Cubs, joins to discuss his new venture in creating a search engine and the concerns he has about the current digital landscape. This fascinating conversation promises to reveal the intersection of business and technology.

Finally, Dr. Chad Walding returns for a weekly health update, focusing on hydration—an essential aspect of health, especially for those dealing with kidney issues. Solomon shares his personal journey with hydration and the benefits of NativePath's hydration products, emphasizing the importance of cellular hydration for overall well-being.

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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we delve into the poignant reflections leading up to the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Host John Solomon discusses the recent House Intelligence Committee hearing held in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, which not only commemorates the heroes of Flight 93 but also serves as a call to action for Americans to anticipate and prevent future terrorist threats, including drone and AI attacks.

In a significant legal victory for President Trump, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of proceeding with the construction of the ballroom, a decision that has sparked discussions about its implications. Solomon also highlights the investigation led by Congressman James Comer into the DEA's controversial handling of fentanyl, drawing parallels to the Fast and Furious scandal.

The episode features an insightful conversation with Chris Ruddy, founder and CEO of Newsmax, as he discusses the network's recent profitability and shares his thoughts on the current political landscape. Following that, Tim Stewart from the U.S. Oil and Gas Association breaks down the historic oil deal with Venezuela and what it means for American consumers in the long run.

Lastly, Libby Emmons from the Post Millennial joins to unpack the latest cultural conflicts, shedding light on the growing divide in American society. Don't miss this engaging episode filled with critical insights and expert analysis.

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In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we dive into a captivating Sunday edition featuring a lineup that spans politics, culture, and international affairs.

The conversation heats up as Congressman Pete Sessions joins the podcast to discuss the political landscape in Texas, challenging the narrative that the state is turning blue. He provides insights into the upcoming elections and the dynamics surrounding candidate James Talarico, humorously dubbed "James Talafrico" by Republicans.

In a heartfelt tribute, country singer John Rich reflects on the life and legacy of the late Dolly Parton, who recently passed away at the age of 80. Rich shares personal anecdotes and highlights the profound impact Parton had on the music industry and American culture.

Shifting gears, the episode explores the alarming rise of hybrid warfare, particularly in relation to Russia's actions in NATO and beyond. Ambassador Kominski from Moldova joins to discuss recent developments, including the discovery of an explosive-laden drone in Germany, shedding light on the evolving nature of global conflicts.

To wrap up this engaging episode, Taylor Barkley joins for a light-hearted conversation, making it a perfect end to your Sunday brunch listening.

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