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91 turns · 57 minHey, folks, Pennsylvania, the fifth largest state and the biggest swing state in the nation, is under attack by national progressive billionaires and millionaires. Why? Because as Pennsylvania goes, so goes the nation. That's what Matt Briette explains in his new book, You Gotta Win Pennsylvania, A Call to Entrepreneurs to Save America. Why entrepreneurs? Well, just look at America's history. Entrepreneurs founded this great nation. These were innovators banding together to launch an unprecedented experiment in liberty and self-government. Now, 250 years later, this same entrepreneurial vision is what will save America. In the book, You Gotta Win Pennsylvania, Matt explains how Pennsylvania is ground zero in the fight for America. But he doesn't just give the problem, he gives a solution. That's what I love. And that is you. You can be part of what entrepreneurs in Pennsylvania are already doing to win Pennsylvania and save America. Check out YouGottaWinPA.com to learn more and get a copy of this eye-opening book on how the future of freedom and prosperity in America runs through the great state, the battleground state of Pennsylvania. That's YouGottaWinPA.com. YouGottaWinPA.com. Go check it out. Hey, folks, what if drinking more water is actually the wrong advice after you turn 50? I've been reading a lot lately about hydrating the right way. That could be why you're dealing with afternoon brain fog, low energy, or even nighttime leg cramps. Oh, I hate those. U.S. Army researchers found that older adults hydrate better with amino acids plus low-sodium electrolytes, not sugary sports drinks. That's why I personally like and use Native Hydrate. It has all the essential amino acids, key electrolytes, qualities, And by the way, it tastes great. Three great flavors. Get my special offer plus free shipping at nativehydrate.com slash justnews. That's nativehydrate.com slash justnews. Go check it out. Hello, America, and happy Tuesday. Welcome to the latest edition of John Solomon Reports, a podcast from Just the News. I keep saying the accountability machine keeps marching forward. It's been slow. It's been delayed 10 years, too delayed in some things. But you're seeing signs of it. Yesterday was the raid on Ilhan Omar's house. And by the way, there is a very important issue I'm going to get to in a second. Today, it was a $1.2 billion fine against Bank of America for violating laws involving sanctions and money laundering. If your banks aren't going to follow laws, bad guys can use their banks to do bad things. A really significant thing. Last week, it was the word that John Brennan got a Target notification. There is real signs, whether it's the grand jury in Florida, grand jury out in the Midwest, grand jury in other places, that accountability is starting to ramp up. And I think that that is an important moment in American history. And we're going to kick the show off today with a conversation about that. Congresswoman Harriet Hageman, one of my favorite interviews, she's going to weigh in on the stuff we learned about Jack Smith this past week. I think there's some really serious issues about Jack Smith. You heard Alan Dershowitz in the last
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Is Washington finally entering an era of accountability?
On this episode of John Solomon Reports, John examines what he calls the growing "accountability machine," as new questions emerge surrounding former special counsel Jack Smith, reported investigative activity involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, and renewed scrutiny of officials involved in politically sensitive investigations.
Solomon discusses reports of a raid involving Omar, questions about discrepancies in her citizenship-related records, and the political double standards he sees in reactions to law enforcement investigations. He emphasizes that the facts must be established and that Omar remains presumed innocent.
Rep. Harriet Hageman joins the program to address the latest revelations surrounding Jack Smith and the broader effort to hold government officials accountable for alleged abuses of power.
Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer also joins the show to examine the debut of new White House Press Secretary Katie Zakaria, including her announcement that Kimberly Guilfoyle had stepped down as U.S. ambassador to Greece. The conversation also turns to the closing arguments of the election season and whether Republicans and Democrats are effectively communicating their plans to voters.
Plus, entrepreneur and women's sports advocate Jennifer Sey discusses the growing parental rights movement, protecting