Show Notes
Was Alaska's U.S. Senate election deliberately manipulated to confuse voters — and could it be a federal crime? John Solomon examines explosive new allegations surrounding two candidates named Dan Sullivan appearing on Alaska's Senate ballot. Following a New York Times investigation into possible efforts by Democratic operatives to recruit a candidate sharing the incumbent Republican senator's name, Solomon discusses reports of a state criminal investigation, federal grand jury subpoenas, and congressional scrutiny. Former Justice Department Voting Rights Section Chief J. Christian Adams joins the program to examine the legal questions surrounding ballot manipulation, potential campaign finance violations, voter deception, and election integrity. Also on the show: • Former FBI agent Jonathan Gilliam discusses indictments involving two FBI analysts accused of providing false testimony concerning the Hunter Biden laptop investigation. • California faces questions over an $18 million daycare funding controversy involving 39 reportedly nonexistent locations. • Congress launches an investigation into the Smithsonian over allegations involving an exhibit's portrayal of the U.S. military and "domicide." • Dr. Chad Walding of NativePath joins for a weekly health news update. Could the Alaska ballot controversy become one of the biggest election stories of the year? Stay informed with John Solomon Reports and Just the News. #JohnSolomon #JustTheNews #AlaskaElection #DanSullivan #ElectionIntegrity #FBI #HunterBiden #Congress See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
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