Veteran Pollster Scott Rasmussen says recent polling coming out on public opinion on campus protests, economy, and the Trump criminal cases. Rasmussen points out that just shy of six months to Election Day, are good indicators for predicting the winner. “37% of voters say they are better off and 56% say they're not. And you know, those are horrible numbers if you're the incumbent. The reason that I find it humorous, is a lot of people on the Biden side of the aisle are mocking Donald Trump for asking that question. Because in their minds, obviously, things were worse four years ago, but again, they're just kind of misreading where the public is on this issue, and some others as well,” says Rasmussen. Additional interview with Heritage Foundation’ Paul Dans on star witness Michael Cohen’s testimony in the Trump criminal trial in New York City.

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Pollster Rasmussen: Majority of Americans saying they’re worse off under Biden, good measure for November

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Foundation for Freedom Online Executive Director Mike Benz joined John Solomon for an in-depth breakdown of “the whole society model” of censorship. He detailed the timeline of censorship since 2014, including stories about Ukraine, the 2016 election, and Russiagate. He also described how government agencies “cornered” Facebook and Google and “browbeat” them into demonetizing disfavored news sites, which Benz said “killed…alternative news” because the government chose “winners and losers of who’s credible.”

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Mike Benz breaks down how the government, NGOs, and Big Tech work together for censorship

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger had words of warning about noncitizen voting in the 2024 election, warning other states to crack down on the issue before it gets out of control. He argued Democrats want noncitizens to vote, calling it “their long-term plan” and pointing to lawsuits from former Democratic candidate Stacy Abrams.  

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Georgia elections chief warns about noncitizen voting: ‘need to stop it now’

Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Alan Dershowitz slammed Democrats over the Trump hush money trial, saying New York District Attorney Alvin Bragg “made up a crime out of whole cloth” to bring a case against former President Donald Trump. He cautioned that “the real loser is the American public” because of the precedent set by this case, and predicted that the judge would sentence Trump to time in prison, but would suspend the sentence instead of actually sending the former president to jail. Dershowitz also gave his perspective on Trump’s chances on appeal, saying the Supreme Court would probably not get the case until after the 2024 election, but they would most likely reverse the conviction.

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Alan Dershowitz: SCOTUS ‘would almost certainly reverse the conviction’ in Trump trial

John Solomon and co-host Amanda Head are joined by Hans von Spakovsky from the Heritage Foundation and Founder of the Article 3 Project, Mike Davis to discuss the decision made by the jurors in the New York courtroom that made Donald Trump the first President in history to be convicted of a crime.  Hans and Mike give their opinions and John shares his thoughts on what this means for the nation going forward.

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Special Report: John Solomon Reacts to the Trump Trial Verdict

Speaking just hours before former President Trump was found guilty in the New York hush money trial, former federal prosecutor Kash Patel slammed Democrats for their handling of the trial. “They know they’re gonna lose an appeal,” Patel said, “but appeal is two years away and the election is four months away.” He further called the trial a “distraction” from the Biden family’s own legal woes. Patel also slammed FBI leadership for turning it into “an abysmal law enforcement agency,” but expressed optimism that the bureau could be fixed.

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Pollster Rasmussen: Majority of Americans saying they’re worse off under Biden, good measure for November

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