Podcast Episode

Investigating ActBlue: Jim Jordan on Corruption and Government Oversight

John Solomon Reports
Episode 2102Sep 18, 202648 minEN
Hosts
JSJohn SolomonAHAmanda Head
Guests

Who’s talking

5 speakers
John Solomon24 min · 50%
Sam Brownback11 min · 23%
Tim Stewart7 min · 15%
Jim Jordan4 min · 9%
Amanda Head2 min · 4%

Transcript

47 turns · 48 min
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John Solomon0:00

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Sam Brownback0:54

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John Solomon0:57

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Episode notes

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, host John Solomon reveals breaking news that President Trump has banned several mainstream media outlets, including CNN and MSNBC, from reporting from the White House. Solomon discusses the implications of this bold move and Trump's strong support for Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton, who is facing off against Democrat James Talarico. The episode also highlights a concerning federal appeals court ruling that allows law enforcement to search phones at the border without a warrant, raising questions about Fourth Amendment rights.

Joining the conversation is House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan, who provides insights into the ongoing investigation into ActBlue and the weaponization of government. In the second segment, former Kansas Governor Sam Brownback discusses religious freedom and the alarming persecution faced by Christians and other faiths in China, emphasizing the need for greater awareness and action.

The episode concludes with Tim Stewart, who sheds light on crucial legislation aimed at protecting conservation funding from oil sales, as well as potential discussions on energy independence and the future of American oil production.

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