John Solomon

Bombing you've got what's happened in Australia put in prospectus for us perspective force John Solomon I think it was a good reminder that America is currently at war not in the traditional sense of a World War two or Vietnam War But in the sense that our enemies are trying to create death and destruction on our soil They do it with fentanyl, which has now killed more Americans in World War two did and

They do it with terror attacks.

They do it with hatred and anti-Semitism that eventually leads people to take such extraordinary actions as what we saw in Australia.

So I think the president declaring fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction reminds the American people in a powerful way that we are at war in this country right now.

We are under attack every day in ways that we never saw before.

our country's history.

And whether it's the Chinese precursor makers or the Venezuelan and Mexican drug cartels, the president has made clear now he considers their actions to be as heinous as a nuclear weapon, as dangerous as a nuclear weapon.

And he intends to punish those who perpetrate it, like those who would deploy a nuclear weapon on the United States.

So really extraordinary day today.

Kash Patel keeps stopping terror and school shootings.

I mean, you think about three or four or five school shootings I know of this year that they called local police.

They rolled up a guy before he did something terrible.

That's a great thing, a more proactive, preemptive FBI.

Then, of course, today, a major terror attack.

It looks like it was a far-left group, a pro-Palestine far-left group that was going to light up Los Angeles on New Year's Eve, and the FBI stopped it before that could happen.

So a good day for prevention, a good day for reminding the American people that we're at war with enemies, some of them a little less visible than the traditional enemies in the world.

Well, what you end up seeing in this story this morning is that even during the first Trump administration, there were people in the Justice Department and the FBI who were protecting Hillary Clinton and Bill Clinton from the sort of justice they should face for a pay-to-play scheme involving their foundation and Hillary Clinton's decisions as Secretary of State.

Extraordinary memos, extraordinary details.

We learn for the first time in these documents that Kash Patel and Pam Bondi gave to Chuck Grassley and Chuck Grassley gave to Just the News.

That the FBI first intercepted information suggesting a pay to play scheme with Hillary Clinton back in 2010.