Easy to Vote, Hard to Cheat: Reforming America's Election System

John Solomon Reports

John Solomon

Politics, News

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🗓️ 26 August 2025

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Summary

John Solomon welcomes Chairman Bryan Steil, who is leading the charge for election integrity in America. He discusses the ongoing ActBlue investigation, the importance of security protocols for online donations, and the legislative efforts to reform election processes. Stiles emphasizes the need for reforms to ensure that voting is easy and secure, while also addressing the challenges of mail-in ballots and voter roll maintenance. Later, John is joined by investigative journalist Mike Howell, head of the Oversight Project, who discusses the recent revelations surrounding the Justice Department's concerns about President Biden's pardons and the implications of federal control in D.C. Finally, Tom Jones, president of the American Accountability Foundation, tackles the controversial actions of the IRS and its impact on political accountability. Tom shares his insights on the agency's troubling history of shutting down investigations into organizations like the Clinton Foundation and the implications of political bias within the IRS, the need for reform, the challenges facing conservative groups, and the importance of a fair and impartial tax system.

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