Hello America and happy Friday. Yes, it's time to do one more John Solomon reports the

podcast from Justin news before we hit that weekend. The last weekend in July heading

into August. I believe we're going to get our last vacations in our last trips to the

beach to the mountains wherever you're going. But before we do that, we're going to take

you somewhere fun today. Where are we going to take you? We're going to take you inside the answers

to people who are criticizing the freedom phone. That is the new phone launched by young entrepreneur

Eric Finman. It has sold millions of dollars worth of phones in its first two weeks. We hear at

Justin news or one of the advertising partners for the phone. And this has had a remarkable

political backlash. There has been so much misinformation about the phone and about the intentions

and about whether Google's involved or George Soros is involved or whether this is an NSA program

disguised as a commercial phone. A lot of it's all bunk. It's about as reliable these criticisms

as the Russia collusion story was to the Donald Trump presidency. All fake information, all politically

charged falsehoods. But I like to give you facts. I want to take my word for it. What we're going

to do is bring Eric Finman, the CEO and the founder of the Freedom Phone Company, to answer all the

questions that have been raised. Most of the people criticizing this are lefties in the tech trade

presses, which are all Silicon Valley sort of centered and hang around with those who lean left.

Let's be honest, Silicon Valley and most of California leans left. But they do a great

job of turning up things without ever having the phone. Here's one of the amazing things.

According to Eric Finman, none of the people who wrote the critical reviews of the phone had the

phone. They made assumptions about who made it. What shit was in it. What would it was? And none

of them were true. Shame on them. They're journalists. They're supposed to do these things by getting the

phone, getting the answers, not making assumptions as my father used to say, if you're making an assumption,

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