In this episode of John Solomon Reports, host John Solomon celebrates the lead-up to America's 250th birthday with a discussion on the importance of American values and the upcoming festivities. Solomon highlights the significance of the Federalist Papers in understanding the foundational principles of the nation and teases an enlightening conversation with Congressman Josh Brecheen scheduled for tomorrow.

The episode delves into breaking news, including a landmark Supreme Court ruling affirming that women's sports can be designated for women only, a significant win for female athletes and parents alike. Solomon also discusses the implications of the Court's decision to uphold the status quo on birthright citizenship, urging Congress to take action on this contentious issue.

Listeners will hear from Congresswoman Mary Miller of Illinois, who addresses the alarming issue of Chinese-made baby monitors potentially spying on American children. 

Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway joins John to give the latest on the Supreme Court as it prepares to issue final decisions for the term. 

Wade Miller, executive director of the Center for Renewing America and a Marine Corps veteran, talks about election integrity, diving into the contentious issue of ballot-counting timelines and the need for reform in state regulations. 

Finally, Matthew Cox, a reformed criminal who now helps protect homeowners from title theft, shares his compelling journey from crime to redemption thanks to our partners at Home Title Lock.