Trump Says Iran War Is Nearly OVER as China Spy Scandal Rocks Washington!

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President Donald Trump speaks to reporters on Nov. 9, 2026.
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President Donald Trump says military action against Iran is “effectively over,” signaling a potentially historic turning point in the Middle East. But as Washington looks toward a possible diplomatic resolution, new allegations involving Chinese espionage and American AI technology are raising serious national security questions.

On this episode of John Solomon Reports, John breaks down Trump's latest comments on Iran, including ongoing diplomatic discussions, the future of Tehran's nuclear and missile programs, and what could happen if military operations resume.

National security expert Fred Fleitz joins the program to discuss allegations of a possible Chinese intelligence operation targeting Nvidia leadership, America's vulnerability to foreign espionage, and the growing competition with China over artificial intelligence.

Meanwhile, House Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep. Andy Harris outlines Republicans' final legislative priorities following their midterm election losses, including government spending, voter ID, border security, and congressional accountability.

Plus, Natalie Dominguez of Home Title Lock discusses increasingly sophisticated property title fraud schemes and the financial and legal challenges victims face.

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