Congressman Gabe Evans on Innovative Protest Solutions

John Solomon Reports

John Solomon

News, Politics

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🗓️ 18 February 2026

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we explore innovative solutions to pressing issues in America, starting with a compelling conversation featuring Congressman Gabe Evans of Colorado. Evans, a former police officer, presents a novel approach to managing anti-ICE protests by leveraging OSHA worker safety rules. He argues that these regulations could protect paid protesters from potential harm while blocking federal vehicles, a unique perspective that could reshape how we view protest safety.

Next, we welcome former New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu, a key figure in the state's political landscape. Sununu discusses his family's political legacy and the potential for his brother, John, to reclaim a Senate seat in 2026. With New Hampshire's state government dominated by Republicans, Chris shares insights on how this shift could influence federal elections and the broader political climate.

As the conversation unfolds, Governor Sununu sheds light on his role as the CEO of Airlines for America, where he is at the forefront of transformative changes in the airline industry. From technological advancements to improving safety standards, Sununu provides a sneak peek into the future of air travel and what passengers can expect.

In the final segment, we reintroduce Jillian Balow, the former superintendent of public schools in Virginia, who is now running for the U.S. House seat from Wyoming. Balow reflects on her previous successes in education and her commitment to parental rights, positioning herself as a strong candidate in a pivotal race.

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