Hello America and welcome to a new edition of John Solomon Reports, the podcast from

Just the News, where today news is breaking out all over the place the day after Thanksgiving.

Yes, a new two new lawsuits.

I said me, Paul in Georgia in Michigan, one new lawsuit by the Amistad Project in Michigan

asking the state Supreme Court to invalidate the entire election. That's a dramatic ask.

And then just a few minutes ago, a federal appeals court rejected President Trump's appeal,

as expected, in the Pennsylvania lawsuit challenge. And that means it's headed to the Supreme

Court to bring us all into focus. We're going to have in a few seconds here, Steve Cortez,

one of the chief spokesman for the Trump campaign. He'll be joining us on the podcast

to give us the very latest. Steve is up to speed on all of the legal strategies, all of

the legislative strategies, everything in the court of public opinion that the campaign

is doing. I expect we'll talk about the president's plans for next week. I wouldn't be surprised

if you saw President Trump show up in some battleground states. Certainly, it seems as though

after the federal appeals court ruling today, these litigations are now headed to the highest

court in the land, the Supreme Court. Where recently, President Trump just put a sixth conservative

on the court, just as Amy Coney Barrett. We saw her flex her muscle Wednesday night late just before

Thanksgiving, when she cast a deciding vote in a religious liberty case in which the Supreme

Court struck down New York governor Andrew Cuomo's religious institution restrictions due to COVID.

They said it infringed on the First Amendment right to practice faith and a big win for the

faith institutions in the state of New York, a big loss for Andrew Cuomo, the first real sign

of the impact of Amy Coney Barrett on the United States Supreme Court. All right, so folks,

we're going to get to Steve Cortez in a few seconds. I just want to point out a couple of stories

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