Hello America and happy Friday. This is a special edition of John Solomon Reports, a podcast

from Just the News. You know about us now. You've been listening to us for several months.

We want to thank you for joining us and joining in the fight for truth and justice at Isolab

Center of what Just the News and John Solomon Reports is about. So today, if we're going

to have a special edition of the podcast, we better have a special guest. And I think

we delivered why? Because we've got the one, the only Tom Fitton, the head of Judicial

Watch, the man whose lawsuits have brought to light much of the wrong doing not only in

the Russia case, but in so many other aspects of our government. It's a watchdog that uses

the Freedom of Information Act to file lawsuits that try to fight to get the American public,

American people, we the taxpayers, we the citizens, the sort of information we can use

to judge the conduct of our political leaders and of course our government. And Tom and

I have engaged over the years on many important stories, particularly when his lawsuits have

brought to light government documents from the State Department, from the Justice Department,

from the FBI, from other federal agencies and the alphabet soup swamp that is Washington.

Well today, we're going to talk about the most important endeavors he has ongoing right

now, State Department, Justice Department, FBI. Which documents are we gotten? Which documents

should we be getting that the bureaucrats are holding back from us? This is a special

edition, a special discussion. We're not going to do a monologue. We're going to get right

to it. It's a rear moment when you can get a good half hour with Tom Fitton to talk about

the future of disclosure in America. When I'm done, I think you'll be inspired to file

your own foies and try to get the ball rolling to try to hold government account through the

Freedom of Information Act to give us the truth. That's all we're asking for. We're not

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