Real America’s Voice: Just the News No Noise with John Solomon

Episode Date: February 11, 2026
Host: John Solomon
Key Guests: Congressman Ralph Norman, Mike Davis (Article 3 Project), Alan Mendel (Heritage Foundation), Dr. Ian Tolberg (Pure Health Research), Dr. Darrell Williams (Partsell)
[Amanda Head absent this episode]

Episode Overview

This episode of "Just the News No Noise" zeroes in on a pivotal House vote concerning the Save America Act—a sweeping election integrity bill—while exploring heated exchanges over the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, the state of US fiscal responsibility, challenges to DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) practices in corporate boardrooms, developments in health supplements, and the challenges and future of artificial intelligence. Host John Solomon delivers sharp, insider analysis and features interviews with key stakeholders, maintaining the program’s assertive, unfiltered tone.

Key Topics & Discussion Highlights

1. Save America Act and Election Integrity

[02:53–14:19 / 33:56–41:29]

• Overview:
  The House prepares for a vote on the Save America Act, merging two measures:

  • Mandating citizenship verification before voter registration
  • Requiring voter ID at polls
    Both measures have broad public support (~80%, per polls).

• John Solomon introduces the significance:

  "What is that? That is a combination of two prior pieces of legislation... both about election integrity... Put pressure on senators to do what the American public, 80% or more... want." (03:16)

• Interview with Rep. Ralph Norman (SC):

  • Candid take on election verification and resistance:

    "To even have to have the debate, John, for verification of you are who you say you are to vote is amazing." (09:10)

  • Norman accuses Democrats of using rhetoric to justify mass immigration for political gain:

    "...they wanted the mass immigration to 15 to 20 million to have a voting base that would keep them in power. And the fact that they weren’t citizens did not matter to them." (09:28)

  • On voter ID in South Carolina:

    "It’s encouraged them to vote, and people want to know that their vote counts..." (10:38)

  • Critique of Democratic opposition:

    "The Democrats now are a Marxist socialist party that want to maintain power or get power by any means possible." (10:57)

• Georgia Ballot Irregularities:

  • FBI affidavit reveals several substantiated issues with Fulton County's 2020 election ballot handling.
  • Norman on the implications:

    "...this can’t happen in America and this has got to be fixed... this cover up spans decades and you are responsible for this portion of it." (12:55)

• Result:

  • Breaking news segment: Six Republicans cross over to vote to repeal Trump’s Canada tariffs—a setback for Trump.
  • Later, John Solomon reports:

    "...the House just passed the Save America Act. In past, 213 Democrats voted against it. It is now going to the Senate." (48:23)

2. Congressional Hearing Fireworks: Pam Bondi & Epstein Files

[04:53–08:44 / 23:24–33:49]

• Pam Bondi (Attorney General) testifies before the House Judiciary Committee, facing tough questions about the Epstein case.

• Memorable Exchanges:

  • Pam Bondi pushes back against Democrats:

    "No, I’m going to answer the question the way I want to answer the question." (05:51)

    • On the administration's track record:

    "...the only people ever tried was Donald Trump’s first administration. She brought it up and she brought it up and she brought it up again." (04:07)

  • On cross-party criticism:

    "My position is any victim who comes forward. Of course, we would love to hear from them. 1-800- call FBI. Did you ask Merrick Garland that the last four years? Did you talk about Epstein?" (06:26)

  • Bondi calls out hypocrisy regarding deepfake AI porn legislation:

    "...he’s a hypocrite because he voted against the ban we were talking about on deep fake AI porn. Only two people voted against it and you were one of them. Hypocrite." (07:01)

• Host’s analysis:

  • John Solomon underscores the Bush-era failures in prosecuting Epstein, highlighting historical patterns of missed accountability:

    "...the greatest scandal about Epstein is in 2007... the George W. Bush Justice Department had a chance to shut down Epstein forever for good. They gave him a pass." (07:14)

3. Law & Order, Fiscal Responsibility, and State Governance

[14:19–21:01]

• Norman’s Gubernatorial Vision:

  • Targets sanctuary cities, supports law enforcement, and vows increased transparency.

    "...the best government is the one that’s closest to those who are paying for it, which is the taxpayers." (18:08)

  • Will expose nonprofits funding violent protests and possibly designate violent anti-ICE groups as terrorist organizations:

    "...what President Trump did, designate them as a terrorist organization. We’re going to call them out and we’re going to show the public who they’re dealing with." (19:38)

• Fiscal Responsibility:

  • House Republicans urged to move on meaningful spending cuts now that the economy is "improving" under what Norman labels a "Trump economy," not a Biden one.

    "...the interest alone on the debt is exceeding what we’re... spending on our national military." (15:19)

4. Pam Bondi’s DOJ: Lawfare, Trump Agenda, and the Bannon Case

[23:24–33:49]

• Interview with Mike Davis (Article 3 Project):
  • Raves about Bondi’s performance at the hearing:

    "...Pam Bondi showed once again today why I’m her biggest fan, because she’s bold, she’s fearless. These Democrats brought a butter knife to a gunfight and it did not go well for them." (24:19)

  • Credits Bondi for monumental wins in lawfare, including the request to vacate Steve Bannon’s indictment and conviction:

    "...Pam Bondi keeps delivering monumental wins for the Constitution... she has a compelling, impressive record and she’s just getting started." (28:25)

  • Federal appeals courts increasingly back Trump’s tough line on immigration, restoring presidential authority:

    "President Trump’s biggest job is to restore our country, restore our sovereign power as we the people, to control our border, to control our population, to control who comes and goes." (31:47)

5. Corporate DEI Pushback & Shareholder Activism

[35:08–41:29]

• Alan Mendel (Heritage Foundation):
  • Shares how conservative shareholder activism is driving companies away from DEI/ESG and political entanglement.

    "...most of these engagements end up being pretty friendly. We say, hey, you’re doing X, Y and Z. And they say, well, well, what do we need to do to stop?" (35:08)

  • Success in getting companies like Meta and Salesforce to drop Southern Poverty Law Center “hate map” as part of their diagnostics, particularly after the high-profile assassination of Charlie Kirk.
  • Apple and media bias: FTC reportedly warns Apple about bias in Apple News; potential for future shareholder engagement.
  • On CEO sensitivity:

    "Potentially the most surprising thing to me is how much so much of this turns on just sheer personality." (39:19)

6. Health & Wellness: Supplement Science

[42:27–48:23]

• Dr. Ian Tolberg:
  • Explains growing attention to supplements for liver health, blood sugar regulation, and lymphatic support.
  • Notable quotes:

    "Our liver health formula, it’s by far our biggest seller. Two million bottles have been sold of that. … I do feel better on it." (45:56) "...with all these sugars and everything else, man, people’s blood sugars are spiking. I ... diagnosed two people just last week with diabetes. I shouldn’t be doing that. That should be another type of doc." (45:56)

  • Highlights importance of focused, high-quality supplements over generic multivitamins:

    "...these supplements and are much different than just regular vitamins. This is really the way to go and to target those specific needs." (47:33)

7. Artificial Intelligence: Accuracy, Security, and Future Applications

[49:51–54:15]

• Dr. Darrell Williams (Partsell):
  • Warns of AI’s current ~70% accuracy rate and prevalence of “relative truth.”

    "Right now we are embracing it ... by having AI which is about 70% accurate. And so as long as we’re satisfied with relative truth, it’s what you’re going to get." (50:09)

  • Explains military-inspired truth-detection algorithms that guard against disinformation:

    "...I created these algorithms that deconstruct supply chain chains, and they’re exceptionally accurate... So we had to find a way of actually creating guardrails of truth which filter out all of the air." (50:53)

  • Practical applications include national security, cancer research, vaccine research, and power grid protection.

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• John Solomon [on Bondi]:

  "She didn’t back down. She defended herself and she turned a lot of the arguments around on Democrats, calling them hypocrites." (04:34)

• Pam Bondi:

  "No, I’m going to answer the question the way I want to answer the question." (05:51)

• Mike Davis:

  "...Pam Bondi keeps delivering monumental wins for the Constitution..." (28:25)

• Alan Mendel:

  "We say, hey, you’re doing X, Y and Z. And they say, well, what do we need to do to stop?" (35:08)

• Dr. Darrell Williams:

  "If you’re going to teach someone how to discover counterfeit hundred dollar bill... you give them a pile of real bills." (51:56)

• Rep. Ralph Norman on Democrats:

  "The Democrats now are a Marxist socialist party that want to maintain power or get power by any means possible." (10:57)

Timestamps for Key Segments

• House Vote on Save America Act/Election Integrity: 02:53–14:19, 33:56–41:29, 48:23
• Pam Bondi/Jeffrey Epstein Hearing: 04:53–08:44, 23:24–33:49
• Rep. Norman on Fiscal and State Policy: 14:19–21:01
• Mike Davis on Bondi & Lawfare: 23:24–33:49
• DEI in Corporate America (Alan Mendel): 35:08–41:29
• Health & Supplements (Dr. Tolberg): 42:27–48:23
• Artificial Intelligence (Dr. Williams): 49:51–54:15

Summary Takeaways

• The Save America Act highlights a sharp partisan divide on election integrity, citizenship, and voter ID—passed the House, significant regardless of prospects in the Senate.
• Congressional hearings on Epstein remain politicized, with Attorney General Pam Bondi forcefully defending her record and flipping criticism toward Democrats and prior administrations.
• Law and order, fiscal discipline, and transparency are front-and-center in Norman’s gubernatorial platform, as well as in Republican legislative priorities.
• The right is strategically leveraging shareholder initiatives to curtail left-leaning DEI and ESG practices in big corporations, with growing success.
• Population health and wellness are mainstream concerns, with particular consideration given to targeted supplements rather than generic vitamins.
• Next-gen artificial intelligence offers promise but wrestles with reliability and “truth filtering”—military-developed methods to combat disinformation may be key.

This episode delivers a thorough, unyielding analysis of current legislative battles, political hearings, and ideological divides, alongside pragmatic advice on health and technology—punctuated by assertive, combative exchanges typical of “Real America’s Voice.”