SCOTUS BLOCKS TRUMP

20,000 QUESTIONED BALLOTS. A SUPREME COURT DECISION. AND A WARNING FROM INSIDE CONGRESS.

On the eve of the midterm elections, John Solomon reports breaking news: The Supreme Court has declined President Trump's emergency request to set aside approximately 20,000 California ballots suspected of being connected to noncitizens.

Solomon also reveals 15 election security measures undertaken by the Trump administration, arguing that the administration has made significant changes to protect the integrity of the vote.

Then Rep. Jimmy Patronis joins Just The News with a revealing story about an unexpected conversation with a Democratic congressman from California.

“You've got to do something about election integrity in California.”

According to Patronis, the Democrat privately expressed concerns about ballot-harvesting events where voters allegedly receive assistance filling out their mail-in ballots.

“Just as easy as they're used against Republicans, it can be used against him.”

Patronis also discusses President Trump's relentless campaign schedule, the battle for control of the House, and why he believes Florida's election system should serve as a model for the rest of the country.

Meanwhile, Solomon delivers major updates on reported Iran peace negotiations, falling oil prices, and a judge's decision to dismiss charges against two former FBI officials accused of making false statements related to the Hunter Biden laptop investigation.

Could California's election procedures become one of the biggest controversies of the midterms?

The California ballot concerns and the congressman's account are presented as reported in the segment. The Supreme Court's decision does not itself establish whether the questioned ballots were unlawful.

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