Hello America and welcome to a new edition of John Salomon reports on a day, a Wednesday

before the 4th of July, where news is breaking out all over if you haven't heard the Pennsylvania

Supreme Court issued an epic ruling today, vacating the sexual assault conviction of a

comedian and entertainer Bill Cosby. And just a few minutes ago, Bill Cosby walked

out of prison after many years in prison, vindicated by a court, at least his conviction

erased by a court on a pretty serious technicality about what prosecutors promised to do and then

doubled back and didn't do. It turns out in the court system, you have to abide by your

word. And I think today's ruling in Pennsylvania Supreme Court will be reverberating for days

for the women who accused Bill Cosby of wrongdoing of Bill Cosby and his family and for an

entire nation taking a look at the mistakes that these prosecutors made according to their

own state Supreme Court in Pennsylvania. Very big news day breaking there. And if that

isn't big enough, guess what? In a few seconds, we're going to be talking to the Secretary

of State of Georgia, Brad Raffeson-Burger, he is the man at the heart of the big election

integrity debate in Georgia, the Department of Justice as just Sue Georgia trying to

block that new election integrity law. He's going to tell us what he thinks of that. But

many other developments too. We're going to ask him about that 29 page report that we

obtained at Just the News just last week. You saw it, read it here on Just the News. It's

got a lot of attention. What does it say about Fountain County? What's he going to do about

it? I think we're going to make some news about Fountain County on this show today. We

ought him. And we got a lot of other things. I'd say I've been doing some work and sometimes

journalists find wrong during by people. Sometimes they find unintentional problems that can

be fixed. And in the last week, my colleague and I, Daniel Paine and I have stumbled onto

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