In this episode, John Solomon discusses the upcoming November election with economist Stephen Moore, focusing on the economy's critical role. Moore highlights that green energy tax credits disproportionately benefit the wealthy and criticizes Biden's economic policies, predicting potential financial collapse if current trends continue.

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Contrasting Biden vs. Trump Economy | John Solomon with Steven Moore

Townhall Review - June 29, 2024

Chris Stigall sits down with former president Donald Trump to discuss Trump's priorities, including the economy, inflation, the border, and national security.

Hugh Hewitt turns to Florida Congressman Mike Waltz who warns that the rhetoric and actions of the Biden administration could embolden Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah, potentially leading to a broader war and posing an existential threat to Israel.

John Solomon talks with Michael Oren, formerly Israel’s Ambassador to the U.S., about the current situation in northern Israel where rocket fire has reached the Sea of Galilee, posing a significant threat to Israel's stability.

Hugh Hewitt and Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo critique the Biden administration’s foreign policy and national security strategies, and the importance of projecting strength to America’s adversaries. He discusses the China threat and the necessity of a firm stance against the Chinese Communist Party.

Dennis Prager and Victor Davis Hanson discuss the internal threats posed by political polarization and naivete in Hanson’s latest book, “The End of Everything: How Wars Descend into Annihilation.”

Townhall Review - June 29, 2024
<a href="https://salempodcastnetwork.com/podcasts/the-chris-stigall-podcast">Chris Stigall</a> sits down with former president <a href="https://www.donaldjtrump.com/">Donald Trump</a> to discuss Trump's priorities, including the economy, inflation, the border, and national security.
<a href="http://www.hughhewitt.com/">Hugh Hewitt</a> turns to <a href="https://waltz.house.gov/">Florida Congressman Mike Waltz</a> who warns that the rhetoric and actions of the Biden administration could embolden Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah, potentially leading to a broader war and posing an existential threat to Israel.
<a href="https://salempodcastnetwork.com/our-podcasts/john-solomon-reports">John Solomon</a> talks with Michael Oren, formerly Israel’s Ambassador to the U.S., about the current situation in northern Israel where rocket fire has reached the Sea of Galilee, posing a significant threat to Israel's stability.
Hugh Hewitt and Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo critique the Biden administration’s foreign policy and national security strategies, and the importance of projecting strength to America’s adversaries. He discusses the China threat and the necessity of a firm stance against the Chinese Communist Party.
<a href="https://dennisprager.com/">Dennis Prager</a> and <a href="https://www.hoover.org/profiles/victor-davis-hanson">Victor Davis Hanson</a> discuss the internal threats posed by political polarization and naivete in Hanson’s latest book, “<a href="https://www.amazon.com/End-Everything-Wars-Descend-Annihilation/dp/1541673522">The End of Everything: How Wars Descend into Annihilation</a>.”

The Provocations of the Biden Administration’s Weakness

In Murthy v. Missouri, the Supreme Court has taken the coward’s way out. In a 6-3 ruling, it declined to rule on whether the Biden administration could coerce social media companies to censor and shadowban people who disagree with it. It said the plaintiffs lacked standing—that those who sued hadn’t shown a sufficient injury to bring the case.

This ought to be distressing for everyone who cares about free speech. The Biden administration clearly engaged in censorship by surrogate—using social media companies to silence those it could not legally silence on its own.

But there is good news. First, future plaintiffs can challenge the Biden censorship regime. Second, bad legal news is great political news: Donald Trump could—and should—make free speech a centerpiece of his campaign. Republicans in Congress can draft laws to protect our First Amendment and draw a contrast with our left-wing government censors.

In Murthy v. Missouri, the Supreme Court has taken the coward’s way out. In a 6-3 ruling, it declined to rule on whether the Biden administration could coerce social media companies to censor and shadowban people who disagree with it. It said the plaintiffs lacked standing—that those who sued hadn’t shown a sufficient injury to bring the case.
This ought to be distressing for everyone who cares about free speech. The Biden administration clearly engaged in censorship by surrogate—using social media companies to silence those it could not legally silence on its own.
But there is good news. First, future plaintiffs can challenge the Biden censorship regime. Second, bad legal news is great political news: Donald Trump could—and should—make free speech a centerpiece of his campaign. Republicans in Congress can draft laws to protect our First Amendment and draw a contrast with our left-wing government censors.

Carol Platt Liebau: The Coward’s Way Out

For years, Democrats have been styling themselves as the “party of democracy.” They have characterized their political opponents, most notably former President Trump” as a “threat to democracy.” In his 2022 speech in Philadelphia, President Biden accused what he called “MAGA Republicans” of working to undermine democracy itself.

So imagine how surprising it was to read a recent story in the New York Times. It details all the ways a coalition of leftists is working to thwart Trump’s policy objectives, should he regain The White House.

How ironic. Those who claim to fight for democracy are working overtime to ensure their preferred policies remain in place — regardless of what the people actually vote for.

It gives the game away: To the left, “democracy” has nothing to do with honoring the outcome of elections. For them, “democracy” means they get to rule.

For years, Democrats have been styling themselves as the “party of democracy.” They have characterized their political opponents, most notably former President Trump” as a “threat to democracy.” In his 2022 speech in Philadelphia, President Biden accused what he called “MAGA Republicans” of working to undermine democracy itself.
So imagine how surprising it was to read a recent story in the New York Times. It details all the ways a coalition of leftists is working to thwart Trump’s policy objectives, should he regain The White House.
How ironic. Those who claim to fight for democracy are working overtime to ensure their preferred policies remain in place — regardless of what the people actually vote for.
It gives the game away: To the left, “democracy” has nothing to do with honoring the outcome of elections. For them, “democracy” means they get to rule.

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