Intelligence Under Fire: Devin Nunes on China, Voter Data, and the CIA's Political Bias

John Solomon Reports

John Solomon

News, Politics

4.7 • 6.3K Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2026

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of John Solomon Reports, we tackle the pressing issue of the ongoing government shutdown and its impact on airport security, as TSA agents prepare to work without pay once again. John Solomon discusses the frustrating situation faced by travelers as Senate Democrats block the Homeland Security bill, resulting in longer lines and growing dissatisfaction among passengers.

We are joined by Devin Nunes, chairman of the President's Intelligence Advisory Board, who provides insights into the critical oversight of U.S. intelligence operations. Senator Tommy Tuberville from Alabama also weighs in on the current political gridlock and the controversial alliances forming within Congress, including the rise of an anti-Sharia law caucus.

Additionally, Paul Teller, a former advisor to the Trump administration, shares his perspective on the implications of the Iran conflict and the government shutdown. The episode concludes with investigative journalist John Summer, who reveals a shocking case of home title theft that highlights the increasing risks of property fraud in America.

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1:32.8	Hello, American, happy Friday.
1:36.9	Happy if you're not traveling, but if you're going through an airport, you're going to be
1:40.1	pretty grumpy wide for, I don't know, a dozenth time, the 12th or 13th time now.
1:46.2	Senate Democrats have refused to pass the Homeland Security bill and reopen the Homeland
1:52.0	Security Department.
1:53.0	That means that TSA agents will work without pay again this weekend as the lines at airports
1:59.0	get longer and longer video footage coming from Atlanta and many other airports showing frustrated passengers
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