Podcast Episode

Every 60 Seconds: Shedding Light on America's Sexual Assault Crisis with Abe Hamadeh and Kayleigh Kozak

John Solomon Reports
Episode 2111Sep 27, 202634 minEN
Hosts
JSJohn SolomonAHAmanda Head

Who’s talking

6 speakers
John Solomon16 min · 50%
Jeff Smith5 min · 15%
Kevin Sorbo5 min · 15%
Kayleigh Kozak3 min · 11%
Abe Hamadeh2 min · 6%
Amanda Head1 min · 4%

Transcript

49 turns · 33 min
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John Solomon0:00

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Episode notes

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, host John Solomon reflects on a week marked by pivotal Supreme Court rulings, including a decision that utilizes an immigration database to enhance state voter rolls by removing non-citizens. Solomon questions the implications of these rulings, particularly the blocking of Missouri's Republican-friendly electoral map, and explores the broader judicial influence on current events.

Shifting focus to a pressing societal issue, Solomon introduces a powerful segment on sexual assault in America, where a victim's story takes center stage. Listeners will meet Kayleigh, a remarkable woman whose traumatic experience has driven her to advocate for change through the movement known as Kayleigh's Law. Joined by Congressman Abe Hamadeh of Arizona, they discuss the law's progress and the bipartisan support it has garnered, shedding light on a crisis that affects countless lives.

In the second segment, Solomon welcomes actor Kevin Sorbo, who discusses his role in the re-released director's cut of the Reagan movie, highlighting the added depth it brings to the portrayal of Ronald Reagan's spiritual journey. Sorbo shares insights on the state of Hollywood and his mission to inspire through faith-based storytelling.

Finally, Jeff Smith from the Heritage Foundation joins the conversation to analyze the recent Trump-Xi Summit and what it means for

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