Hello America and welcome to a new edition of John Solomon reports. The podcast from

Just the News, we're in just a few minutes. We're going to take a little bit of a light

turn. I mean, there'll be some serious stuff too, but we're going to talk to my good friend,

the great comedian, the great actor, the great podcast host, all around great guy. You got

it. If you haven't figured it out by now, it's Adam Corolla. Adam Corolla is in the house.

He's joining us and we're going to get a few laughs probably at the expense of some politicians,

but I figured after two intense weeks of this election, the hanging election lawsuits to elect

or not to elect Biden, all the questions that we've been grappling with that it would be worth

having a few minutes of laughter. And as you know, Adam also is a very big political thinker,

a very strong libertarian, someone that is concerned about increased taxes, increased

regulation, the deprivation of our freedoms during the pandemic, the nanny culture that he sees

in the California legislature, California governor, California mayor. I wouldn't be surprised if

we have a little fun at the expense of Gavin Newsom. That's right. The governor of California,

maybe the mayor, Gil Garcetti. There is some, I'm sorry, Eric Garcetti, I'm thinking of his dad,

my dad. There is, Adam has always been a champion of freedom and I think in this pandemic era,

he's going to speak a lot about what he's done in his life while how he's kept his family,

his business running, people laughing, even in the midst of all this. And we're going to cover all

that in a few minutes with one of my all-time favorites now. Since we're going to give you so much fun,

so much dessert today, we should do a little bit, just a tiny bit of vegetables today,

get a little bit of stuff. So on the election integrity front, just the news continues

to do all sorts of investigative work and computer analysis, old-fashioned dialing voters and asking,

did you really vote? Because you're listed as voter, but you never voted before. And we're

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