00:02:22.760They're going to decide who votes and who doesn't.
00:02:25.100Two drones, we don't know what type, spotted recently near Fort McNair,
00:02:29.220which is the Washington Army base that is home to the current Secretaries of State and Defense.
00:02:33.780Their detection was first revealed by the Washington Post,
00:02:36.500which reports that officials believe the threat serious enough to have considered moving those two somewhere else.
00:02:43.560Do we know much more about these drones?
00:02:45.140Well, we know that they were spotted multiple times on one night a couple of weeks ago and that the first thing they did was they reached out to the FBI, to the Secret Service, to NCIS to say, were you doing any drone operations in the area?
00:03:02.500because some of those agencies use drones, particularly if there's a protectee nearby.
00:03:24.160I saw the flashing lights, and I saw it flying by.
00:03:27.180So a competent description of whether it was commercial, you know, like the normal ones we see people playing with or something more sophisticated.
00:03:36.880We don't know. You see this. Do you see any sign from Donald Trump that he has an interest in deescalating at this point?
00:03:43.900Or are the other countries in the region going to push him to a position where, look, you've started this.
00:03:49.500You've just got to finish. He's the only one that wants to end quickly.
00:03:54.160Israel doesn't, and the Iranians don't need to because they can continue the war.
00:03:58.940I try to look to the people who still have a conscience, who still try to tell us the truth when they can.
00:04:07.320When you watch Tulsi Gabbard, clearly she has something on her mind, which is what she believes in.
00:04:12.600She doesn't want what she calls the neocons, the hawks, taking us into another war.
00:04:17.000We're in another war, and she wants to say so, but she can't.
00:04:20.000can. She has to go along with the team that she's joined. I think, unfortunately for her,
00:04:25.640she's on a team that now is hawkish and she's not a hawk. And I think she'd like to speak her mind
00:04:30.940when those hesitancies yesterday in that hearing are true. She doesn't think we're in the right
00:04:37.720world and the right war. We shouldn't be in this war that Donald Trump campaigned against stupid
00:04:43.960wars. He got the votes of regular people in places like Pennsylvania and rural areas because they
00:04:48.960don't want their kids being taken into a stupid war we're in one now this is like gillian's island
00:04:54.380we went on an excursion for a couple hours and now we're stuck in a real war it's not going to
00:04:59.800end because the other two people in this war iran and israel want to keep it going think israel would
00:05:06.540go it alone if if president trump woke up tomorrow and said you know what victory we're done they
00:05:10.980wouldn't want they would want to continue i mean i think that that's clear whether we would put
00:05:16.280the screws on on Israel to make them stop is a question mark in my mind. I mean, we might just
00:05:23.380let them go. But, you know, look, what Israel wants is absolutely regime change or regime collapse.
00:05:31.500They prefer chaos to having someone in charge. And that's why they're taking out every leader
00:05:37.220they can find, which makes it kind of hard to negotiate back to Jeremy's question.
00:05:41.960So if you want to negotiate at some point, you really can't.
00:05:46.220I don't want to ascribe too much strategy to the Trump administration, but I think they would have liked to see a positive outcome.
00:05:57.000However you define that, you know, the fall of the regime, the, you know, Iranian people getting a better new leadership and then, you know, prosperity and building Trump hotels across the region.
00:06:09.360In contrast, it seems very much, and we've read it from many analysts, Israeli analysts, who describe the Israeli strategy and who describe Netanyahu's thinking.
00:06:21.240In contrast, you have there a plan for what seems to be constant chaos.
00:06:27.540And I have to say that the Israeli and the Iranian vision for the region are starting to really look alike.
00:06:34.280chaos forever, war, war, war until victory, however you define that. But I think it's
00:06:42.320important to understand that the way this all started back in the 80s in Lebanon in 1982 when
00:06:49.680Israel invaded Lebanon and collided with the Iranian revolution and propelled or ignited
00:06:56.400Iran's sort of regional architecture of proxy militias, etc. Israel often thinks it has a
00:07:04.260a tactical victory or a strategic victory, but there is no diplomacy behind it. And then it
00:07:11.200creates the next iteration of the threat. You know, it got rid of the Palestinians in Lebanon
00:07:17.580in 1982. We got Hezbollah. If Israel decides that the chaos is the way forward and land grabs in
00:07:25.900Lebanon or in Syria on the Golan Heights are the way forward, you run the risk that you breathe
00:07:31.700life into groups like Hezbollah and others and create more of such threats to Israel,
00:09:44.200You don't think we're going to have inflation in November because of this war?
00:09:47.900And also we're shorthanding. We're killing Iran again. I mean, Ukraine. I mean, we used to help Ukraine with the sanctions on Russia. They're gone. No more oil sanctions on Russia. So we're paying for one more by killing a chance for our friend. I think it's our friend Ukraine in Europe.
00:10:08.580I mean, look, we just are ending a week where he said he was shocked that Iran lashed out at the region in spite of the fact that it was predicted that Iran would lash out at the region.
00:10:18.480We've had reporting from The Wall Street Journal that General Cain, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, warned him about closing the Straits, and he brushed through the Strait of Hormuz, and he brushed through that warning.
00:10:29.560You've seen him flailing, lashing out at NATO allies, angry at them, and then saying that we don't need them.
00:10:34.920None of this communicates the calm conviction of a person who's who's orchestrating a plan that is going well.
00:10:42.640And that's but what I said in the piece is we have seen military dominance in this confrontation where the United States has been able to establish air dominance.
00:10:53.340It has been able to establish naval dominance.
00:10:56.380And what he's hoping against hope is that the military's continued success will ultimately cover for his political failures, that he will be able to force open the strait.
00:11:06.780He will be able to keep it open at minimal cost.
00:11:10.100That's what he's gambling on, and that's what he's hoping for.
00:11:13.260And yet at the moment, there is no sign that that is imminent.
00:11:16.560We seem to be in a situation where we can achieve what we want to achieve over Iran, but Iran can achieve what it wants to achieve in the strait, and that is not good for us.
00:11:26.380friday 20 march year of our lord 2026 we're absolutely jammed today we are going to be
00:11:33.420going to the white house 10 30 the commander in chief trophy uh between the military academies
00:11:38.540the uh awardee this year is the united states naval academy um it's a sports trophy we'll get
00:11:45.080there president i'm sure is going to save a few remarks we're going to uh jump in there i'm gonna
00:11:48.920go to the white house in a moment with uh neil mckay but uh breaking news just as we came on
00:11:55.280the uh chuck norris the legendary chuck norris uh walker texas rangers and of course a icon
00:12:02.400on the right uh just been announced by his family that chuck norris has passed away has died at the
00:12:08.360age of 86 years old so we'll get more on that as we get more information but chuck norris
00:12:13.500dead at 86 i want to go to neil mccabe neil you were up there yesterday we're going to be covering
00:12:21.400capitol hill all day they tried this uh consent to get the just the just the voter id part because
00:12:28.600the democrats were starting to fade yesterday on the save america and we started the cold open today
00:12:33.420with the democrats the democrats uh tirade against its voter suppression its voter purging
00:12:40.080your sense on capitol hill of of i know we're going to pick it back up but i've talked to
00:12:45.060clita and jenny beth they're going to join us this evening and tomorrow and over the weekend
00:12:49.200as we cover this nonstop, but this is a process and particularly a legislative process. If you
00:12:55.700don't want to get tied up in a messaging bill, you're going to have to grind this one out.
00:13:00.620Your thoughts, sir? Well, there's a lot of thoughts, right? The Senate works on two things.
00:13:06.760That's consensus or exhaustion. And right now, John Thune and Senate Republicans are at the
00:13:13.220fork of the road of what they're going to do next. They don't want to hand the president a loss
00:13:18.560on a cloture bill because they don't have the 60 yet. However, they could do a quick off-ramp
00:13:26.340on the Save America Act and take up other business. That happens today at one o'clock.
00:13:32.380Thune is going to bring up the Homeland Security funding bill. If that, if that, they get the
00:13:38.180simple majority to take up that bill that moves Save America Act off the floor, they address the
00:13:44.180Homeland Security, and then they have to do another vote or unanimous consent, which they
00:13:49.220won't get, to bring the Save America Act back. But last night, John Husted from Ohio, he offered
00:13:57.540the unanimous consent for a bill that would just be a clean voter ID bill, which Schumer talked
00:14:05.120about saying Democrats support voter ID. Durbin told me yesterday, just off the Senate floor,
00:18:34.120That's the assessment that said that the intelligence community assesses
00:18:37.700that Vladimir Putin tried to help Donald Trump win the election.
00:18:41.100We now know most of the experts in the community disagreed with that assessment,
00:18:45.260And the only way they got to it was by sneaking in the then already discredited Steele dossier and then using it to pin that part on there.
00:18:56.420Brennan has always said he didn't want the dossier in the air and that he didn't rely on it.
00:19:02.980That evidence seems to be or that testimony, those comments seem to be at odds with the evidence.
00:19:07.620And so James Comey would know whether the CIA was asked or was bugging him to send over the Steele dossier so they could make this conclusion.
00:19:17.960He becomes a critical witness. You could potentially have James Comey be a hostile witness against John Brennan and the indictment.
00:19:25.520Meanwhile, federal officials tell me that the House Intelligence Committee is going to schedule a vote next week to vote out and send to the grand jury, send to the prosecutors, its contacts with John Brennan over the years so that all of those testimonies and private briefings can be viewed by grand jurors to see when and how and what Brennan said over the years about various issues that are now tied up in the weaponization.
00:19:50.680At the end of the day, this part of the case, which is only a small part of the case, is looking at one element of the intelligence community being politically weaponized.
00:20:00.500In other words, did the intelligence community in late 16 and early 17 put its political viewpoints ahead of its country by declaring Donald Trump was being aided by Russia in the absence of such evidence because they wanted to create a political narrative that would hurt Donald Trump?
00:20:17.640Now, that's directly connected to the second issue we've been talking about the last week, which was did that same intelligence community four years later in another election and in the aftermath of another election, once again, put politics before country by trying to keep secret from President Trump, from the Congress, from the American public evidence it had that state vote, multiple states, voter data registration had been penetrated and obtained and analyzed by
00:20:47.640China. And when that revelation occurred in Great Britain, it was a national scandal over the seas
00:20:53.540across the pond. It probably should be a national scandal here, but we were kept from that knowledge
00:20:58.740for six years. And we now know from the documents the intelligence ombudsman made public that the
00:21:06.360assessment of the ombudsman was that they kept that China interference, election interference
00:21:11.260data quiet and secret, even from the president, because the intelligence community didn't like
00:21:15.920Donald Trump. They didn't like his policies on China, and they didn't want to give him data
00:21:22.480that they thought would help him execute his China policy. Once again, putting politics before
00:21:27.600the interest of your country, the interest of your commander in chief. So what's going on in
00:21:31.600Florida, what's going on in Washington now, have a direct line, the same issue, a politicized
00:21:37.320intelligence community that's not doing its job, not serving its president, not serving its country.
00:21:42.740the um the politicized yes if here's one of the things that concerns me and i don't know how
00:21:52.040we got to think through how we're going to put this but you you had the senate and the house
00:21:56.620intelligence committee for the last couple days and people should know those weren't called
00:22:00.360because there's these issues about imminent threat those are by statute kind of requirements
00:22:06.820that they have to come in i think twice a year and give an update that's right to uh to the house
00:22:11.500and senate it was it was noticeable that not nothing about this was raised there and and
00:22:18.380the issue is i think that the political class and this is much republican as democrat they keep
00:22:23.420talking about the save america act but they do not for two reasons number one the infiltration
00:22:28.980of the chinese communist parties everybody knows all over dc with money the other is that they do
00:22:33.820not want to go because they think they're they think they think they're feeding they think they're
00:22:38.160feeding the maga animals about the 2020 election so there's two whammies on this right you got the
00:22:43.680ccp involvement as intelligence and you got the we don't want to do it because then the the wing
00:22:49.760nuts over at real america's voice war room adjust the news are gonna you know don't feed the beast
00:22:55.720so so how do we it is the most important issue that we're dealing with because we're spending
00:23:02.720all this time we're gonna cover it all weekend you know this john you're doing a great job on
00:23:05.800on the on the save america act right and at the same time we're saying hey guys it's one thing
00:23:11.460about voting but our existential threat enemies actually have access to all our voter data and
00:23:17.760they're manipulating it and and and yet no one in a position of authority in the intelligence
00:23:23.740community wants to really touch this publicly correct ah that seems to be the case i'll just
00:23:30.660tell you some truisms. I've had questions pending for more than 10 days at the CIA that asked the
00:23:37.220CIA, how many states and which states does the CIA know had their voter registration data accessed
00:23:43.040by China? They know the answer. It's in their raw data to date. Haven't gotten those answers, though,
00:23:47.820in fairness to the director, Director Ratcliffe, he did give me a statement saying he was looking
00:23:51.980at this. And obviously, we got some declassified documents to break the first story. Tulsi Gabbard,
00:23:57.680the DNI, has known about this information at least since September. I just want to say that
00:24:03.280again. Kelsey Cabert and her staff have known about this information about China penetration
00:24:08.100at least since September. That's at least seven months ago. The Save America Act wasn't even a
00:24:14.620twinkle in the eye of the House, let alone the Senate, when the DNI learned about this. I have
00:24:20.840made relentless and endless requests for that data to be declassified. I believe some of it's
00:24:27.140been declassified, but it has not yet been released. The DIG, which has already been
00:24:32.080disbanded, the intelligence advisory group that was looking at this, they knew about this for
00:24:38.700quite some time. They were quite concerned about it. To date, none of this data has been given in
00:24:44.260a way that Congress could process it and understand it. It's not been given to the American public,
00:24:49.400despite President Trump's obvious interest in the story. He tweeted out the story.
00:24:53.360He's been concerned about Chinese infiltration.
00:24:56.700And as a result, what you saw in that scheduled hearing was the Democrats had their way.
00:25:02.520They got to drive Iran, Iran, Iran, Israel, Israel, Israel.
00:25:06.000And the Trump intelligence chiefs could have drove a very different narrative.
00:25:11.320They could have turned those hearings on their head if they said, oh, by the way, we want to tell you about this.
00:25:17.920At some point, someone in the Trump administration has to decide to take this bull by the horns and say, we're going to do this systematically.
00:25:26.000Here's what the Trump administration has at its disposal.
00:25:45.480and dozens of those, at least dozens, have been confirmed to vote. We just indicted one of them
00:25:50.280recently. That ought to be broken down by state and every senator should be given their data. Hey,
00:25:55.700in your state, this many non-citizens are believed to have registered and this many
00:26:02.200are believed to vote. This is why the Save America Act is important to your state and
00:26:06.440your constituents. And then come in and say, hey, your state was one of the states that was
00:26:10.360penetrated by China. Here is the raw intelligence report. You can do it in a classified setting.
00:26:14.320educate these senators to the threats that they have been willfully kept from.
00:26:18.740We know the intelligence community hid this from Congress.
00:26:21.620By the way, when you ask the question, when could someone be put in handcuffs?
00:26:26.480If the intelligence community did not properly brief Congress as required by law,
00:26:32.180intelligence analysts could potentially face a criminal prosecution for not complying with
00:26:36.680that aspect of notifications to Congress.
00:26:39.140So we don't know enough to make those assessments.
00:26:41.620But those are all things that Trump could do right now, right this moment.
00:26:44.320But here's – and it's even at the – we're going to have the mass deportation guys on here later.
00:26:51.400It's also, you know, there's an announcement or President Trump announcing or talking to staff that, you know, there were bad videos about mass deportation off it.
00:27:00.480John, I just want you to hang for a second, and we may go to the White House, but hang, because here's the thing.
00:27:04.200The stealing of the 2020 election and knowing that the Chinese Communist Party was in on it and was part of it and had and knowing that the apparatus, the apparatus has known about both of these events and both of these events and particularly combined is the biggest scandal in American history.
00:27:25.160we actually put someone in office at the office of the presidency
00:27:30.880that changes the entire direction of the country,
00:27:33.980particularly we've got 20 million illegal alien evaders here
00:27:36.620and everything else, the mess in Ukraine, the mess in Gaza, all of it,
00:27:40.760and knowing that didn't happen and that this information was suppressed,
00:27:44.180it's almost like the system, the system is saying,
00:27:48.580yeah, you may have all this, but we can't go there
00:27:51.000Because if we go there, and going there brings down the system.
00:34:30.280Are they skilled enough to take the opportunity that's about them in the moment?
00:34:34.200If I'm a Republican, I'm very optimistic about the 2026 election.
00:34:38.300I haven't voted since I became a journalist, so I don't have any skin in the game other than covering it.
00:34:43.520But if you're a Republican, you look at what's about to happen over the horizon.
00:34:47.280You potentially, with the right strategy, could get voter ID and citizenship text.
00:34:51.800You probably are going to win the Louisiana gerrymandering case, which will, between the next two elections, return 21 to 24 districts back to Republicans.
00:35:00.360You may also get a massive victory that cuts off one of the Democrats' biggest advantages if the Mississippi case goes as expected.
00:35:09.860And it's ruled that Election Day means Election Day means you can't have ballots coming in four, five, six, seven, eight days later.
00:35:14.760Those are monumental changes to the election structure that Democrats have exploited that Republicans can now have on their side.
00:35:25.300Now, to get that would be an incredible miracle for the Republicans, particularly in a midterm election.
00:35:30.940Then let's throw one other thing on there.
00:35:32.760If you start delivering the undelivered parts of the agenda, President Trump has delivered an awful lot.
00:35:39.500But you've got election integrity still pending.
00:35:41.480you got accountability for the deep state and the weaponization and the politicization
00:35:45.420and you got to get the budget down i mean we're going to head towards three trillion dollars
00:35:49.760deficit at the current arc we're going up you tackle those three things your base will be
00:35:54.380highly motivated to come out donald trump will be on the ticket even though it's a midterm and
00:35:59.120these changes these structural changes to elections which will return them to the way we used to have
00:36:04.100elections back in the 70s 80s and 90s you can be very optimistic as a republican but the big ifs are
00:36:10.400the things that the people around the president have to deliver and thus far haven't gotten it.
00:36:14.920You know, the House and Senate, the leadership, they've whiffed on some big stuff. The people
00:36:19.640around the president are currently whiffing on some big stuff. Now, that can change. I think a
00:36:23.920lot of things are winning on. They got to win on these things. You could be very optimistic about
00:36:27.560the 26th election. John Solomon, where do we go to get all your content, the shows, the podcast,
00:36:35.080particularly reporting social media where we go thank you yeah justinnews.com is the website
00:36:41.720jay solomon reports is the handle on all social media john solomon reports is the audio podcast
00:36:47.020and i'm lucky enough to follow you every night right here on real america's voice at six o'clock
00:36:51.060with the justinnews no noise television show which i share the stage with the amazing amanda
00:36:55.740head so those are all the coordinates thank you sir appreciate you keep finding like i said in
00:37:02.700100 days we're going to know they got the receipts is this going to be real or not because it is
00:37:08.720shocking it is shocking in its detail um and what's to come is going to be even more shocking
00:37:13.740i want to go by the way the white house got the camera up so the president may come in at any
00:37:18.560moment i'm sure he's being briefed on certain things uh right now uh about the war so he may
00:37:23.720be running a little bit late he's got the service academies there today uh particularly the naval
00:37:27.800academy um i want to bring in bradley james bradley the headline of this uh and the reason
00:37:34.600i'm doing this and the timing is so perfect i am going to have some people here to talk about uh
00:37:39.480to talk about lindsey graham's political because we play lindsey graham's clips every day and um
00:37:46.080you know it's it's almost it's almost surreal it's like he's playing a character and so that's
00:37:51.320one of the reasons we play it it just drives people crazy we can't understand why the people
00:37:54.860in South Carolina. The good folks there that are the beating heart of MAGA support this.
00:38:00.180The headline of your story over at Breitbart is terrorist groups funded by Lindsey Graham
00:38:05.000backed USAID closing Strait of Hormuz. Now, the president has just put out, there's another
00:38:11.160report, the president's had some heated conversations with our allies about what
00:38:17.320they're really prepared to do to open the Strait of Hormuz. And I think I can say that it's basically
00:38:22.380performative and the president understands that we've just uh we're just sending now a marine
00:38:27.860expeditionary unit from san diego with another 2200 fleet marines combat marines and this is
00:38:35.520uss boxer which is has many more capabilities than the tripoli tripoli's coming from japan
00:38:41.020boxers coming from san diego so we are putting at least in place a uh a a a a capability a
00:38:51.080capability that the commander in chief will have the ability to either take cargile with an amphibious
00:38:56.180and air assault or even take some sort of beachhead or bridgehead onto the mainland of
00:39:02.320ukraine down by hormuz where they've got these rocket launchers and missiles and they just had
00:39:06.520a 5 000 pound bunker busting bomb overnight two nights ago uh you walk me through your story
00:39:13.500Because, brother, it is pretty shocking.
00:39:17.880Steve, it is shocking, if not terribly surprising, when you look at the long history of our
00:39:24.280intelligence and military misadventures, especially in the Middle East.
00:39:29.060But look, the same people, Lindsey Graham being the chieftain who encouraged President
00:39:35.700Trump to strike Iran were also the same people who for decades have been funding so many of these
00:39:44.280groups in the Middle East who are now siding with Iran. It's truly remarkable the way this
00:39:52.380has unfolded. There have been millions of dollars that have come from American taxpayers and ended
00:39:59.500up in the coffers of Hamas, most of it through USAID. Lindsey Graham, going back to 15 years
00:40:07.480and more, has been the largest, the greatest champion, self-proclaimed champion of USAID
00:40:13.960in the Republican Party. That money ended up in terror groups that were in this Iranian terror
00:40:21.460network, and now they are responsible, or certainly contributing, to closing the Strait of Hormuz,
00:40:27.920which is causing trouble, not just for the same American taxpayers who were funding Hamas,
00:40:33.800but all over the globe. It's remarkable the way this has unfolded. And again, it also,
00:40:39.680I think this is important. It raises questions on the status, the capabilities of the president's
00:40:47.220advisors in the Republican Party. And it sends a very strong message that Republicans have a long
00:40:53.240way to go until they get the kind of elected representation that they need in washington
00:40:57.980because a lot of it is does not have president trump's uh best interest at heart and not the
00:41:03.320american people's either well it's it's it's it's just not that this has been going on for a while
00:41:07.900it's just not the the trump's and even maga it's like what the hell are we doing here usaid is
00:41:14.280is presented when when uh when marco and even even uh elon and the doge guys but then
00:41:19.860russ vote over at omb and and and marco when they started talking about usaid uh these programs
00:41:26.860don't work this has been a slush fund now now we find out they've been they've been the money's
00:41:31.380been used to suppress uh conservative voices right-wing voices they've been uh suppressed
00:41:36.640people that are anti-globalists has been used in ukraine they it's a it's a slush fund for the cia
00:41:42.720and paramilitary activity and and i want to be specific here lindsey i mean it's almost like
00:41:48.360lindsey graham thinks this is like charlie wilson's war and i know that was done the book is much
00:41:53.000more serious than the movie the movie's done as kind of a tongue-in-cheek like maybe black comedy
00:41:57.400there was nothing funny about what charlie wilson was doing and for some of the good he did and
00:42:02.660definitely there was some good there the damage was also quite you know the blowback and and what
00:42:08.280happened there was quite serious and this is what is very analogous you get these guys that think
00:42:13.740they're lawrence of arabia right which is really lindsey graham and you know they're all over the
00:42:18.480map he's talking about you know perpetuity defense agreements with saudi arabia but now you see him
00:42:23.480here and he's really building a guerrilla army or paramilitary throughout the world but particularly
00:42:28.540here that now turns out if we have to do which is in currently in the planet they're trying to plan
00:42:33.960on either a physical assault on karg island and to do that maybe get some sort of beachhead or
00:42:40.220bridgehead up on the shores of uh of iran down by the straits of hormuz and i will tell you
00:42:46.980those that place is like the surface of the moon and the people down there are like the like the
00:42:52.320houthis in yemen they're they're bad hombres right and now turns out that you're reporting
00:42:57.160we find out we've actually been from that we've been financing this the entire time and the
00:43:02.140american people said they were hang on for a second i've got these young marine men and women
00:43:05.980these kids going over there. And it turns out that this whole mess, and I think this is why
00:43:10.500the people are so disgusted by the whole thing, because it's always hide the football, right?
00:43:15.580You never really know who's on what side, who's paying for what. And I think taxpayers are sitting
00:43:19.540there going, I'm just getting a $200 billion bill in addition to a $1.2 trillion defense budget. I
00:43:26.560get a $200 billion butcher's bill here. And now I'm finding out that we're financing the bad guys.
00:43:31.660Bradley, hang around. Bradley James from Breitbart.
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