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The National Report

The National Report

By: Eric A. Cinotti | Eric Andrew Cinotti | Eric Cinotti
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The National Report is a daily political news podcast delivering fast, authoritative briefings on the most important stories shaping the United States. Hosted by Eric A. Cinotti, the show provides clear, concise coverage of breaking news, government action, and official statements—drawing directly from daily press briefings and verified reporting.Each weekday episode includes analysis and context from White House press corps briefings, federal agency statements, congressional updates, and official government communications. The National Report distills complex political developments into straightforward daily briefings, helping listeners understand what was said, what it means, and why it matters.Covering U.S. politics, executive branch announcements, congressional activity, Supreme Court decisions, elections, foreign policy, economic policy, and social issues, this podcast connects daily headlines to real-world impact. By examining official press conferences, policy rollouts, and government messaging, The National Report cuts through noise and speculation to focus on verified information and documented facts.Designed for listeners who want reliable daily political news, The National Report emphasizes accuracy, accountability, and context—without partisan spin or sensationalism. Whether following White House briefings, major policy announcements, or national political developments, this podcast provides essential insights drawn from the sources shaping the news cycle.If you’re looking for a daily political briefing podcast that delivers timely updates informed by the press corps and official government reporting, The National Report offers a clear, consistent source for staying informed.New episodes release daily. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.

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  • **White House Shutdown Talks, Cost of Living, Deployed Troops & Veteran Resilience | Eric A. Cinotti
    Jan 29 2026
    THE NATIONAL REPORT — January 29, 2026Daily White House Brief | National Security | Economy | Veterans | Human ResilienceThe National Report with Eric A. Cinotti is a daily, White House–first national news briefing delivering verified facts, clear context, and calm authority in a fast-moving world. Each episode begins at the White House and expands outward to Congress, the economy, cost-of-living realities, national security, global affairs, technology, history, and human resilience.Today’s National BriefingIn this episode, Eric A. Cinotti leads with ongoing White House negotiations to prevent a U.S. government shutdown, explaining in plain language what funding uncertainty means for federal workers, military families, veterans, travelers, contractors, and everyday Americans.The report emphasizes that U.S. service members remain deployed around the world, continuing their missions regardless of political debate at home. Funding discussions in Washington directly affect readiness, continuity, and support for those serving overseas.Official federal sources referenced in this episode:• https://www.whitehouse.gov• https://www.congress.gov• https://www.senate.gov• https://www.doj.gov• https://www.va.govEconomy & Cost of LivingA clear breakdown of real-world household pressure, including fuel and energy costs, grocery prices, housing affordability and rent pressure, and health-care costs—focused on how families plan, budget, commute, and stretch paychecks day to day.National Security & World AffairsCoverage of U.S. diplomatic engagement with allies, global stability concerns, and ongoing overseas deployments—reminding listeners that American service members are on watch 24/7 and that public awareness and support matter.Human Resilience & Community ImpactFeatured organizations making a measurable difference:Cajun Navy Relief — Lake Charles, LouisianaVolunteer-led disaster response and long-term recovery support for families rebuilding after storms and flooding.https://cajunnavyrelief.com/St. Mary’s Food Bank — Phoenix, ArizonaOne of the nation’s largest food banks serving seniors, veterans, and working families through food distribution and emergency assistance.https://www.stmarysfoodbank.org/Veteran Resilience & TransitionA personal reflection from Eric A. Cinotti as a veteran on the challenge of transitioning from military service to civilian life—the loss of structure, mission, and identity—and the importance of mission, routine, and belonging. Featured veteran-support organizations:Hiring Our Heroes — career transition, fellowships, and employer partnerships.https://www.hiringourheroes.org/Team Rubicon — veteran-led disaster response and humanitarian missions.https://teamrubiconusa.org/This Date in HistoryJanuary 29, 1861—Kansas enters the Union as a free state, a defining moment shaping the path to the Civil War and modern American governance.Why Listeners Choose The National Report• White House–first coverage• Neutral, verified reporting• Clear explanations without partisan noise• Focus on everyday impact• National security awareness• Veteran and community recognition00:00 — Opening | The National Report01:10 — White House Brief | Shutdown Negotiations04:30 — Why It Matters | Families & Deployed Troops07:30 — Economy | Everyday Costs Explained10:30 — National Conditions | Housing Pressure13:00 — Health | Health-Care Costs & Access15:00 — National Security | Global Stability & Troops17:30 — Technology | Supply Chains & Industry19:00 — What to Watch | Today’s Developments20:00 — This Date in History | Jan 29, 186121:30 — Human Note | Community Impact22:30 — Veteran Resilience | Transition & Support24:30 — Closing | The National ReportBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-national-report--6855478/support.The National Report is a daily national news podcast hosted by Eric A. Cinotti, also known as Eric Andrew Cinotti and Eric Cinotti, delivering verified facts, disciplined context, and accountable reporting on U.S. government, the White House, federal policy, the economy, public safety, and major national events.Eric A. Cinotti is a nationally syndicated broadcaster, journalist, and media host focused on fact-based journalism without speculation. His reporting emphasizes federal accountability, law enforcement oversight, economic indicators, congressional activity, historical context, and real-world human impact stories affecting communities across the United States.Each episode of The National Report explains what happened, why it matters, and how national decisions affect everyday Americans, grounded in verified information and primary sources.In addition to The National Report, Eric A. Cinotti also hosts The Hostile Zone and Eric A. Cinotti: Unplugged, expanding coverage across national security, policy, law, culture, and in-depth analysis. Together, these programs form a connected news and ...
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  • White House Orders Federal Review, Consumer Confidence Hits Decade Low, Winter Storm Recovery | Jan 28, 2026
    Jan 28 2026
    January 28, 2026 — National News Briefing
    Eric A. Cinotti launches The National Report, a new daily national news program delivering verified facts, disciplined context, and accountable reporting across the United States.
    In this first episode, White House officials confirm the President has directed a full, fair, and fact-based review of recent federal law-enforcement activity that has drawn national attention. Officials emphasize investigations must rely on verified information, not speculation, and that conclusions will follow a careful review of timelines, procedures, and decision-making. Official White House updates are available via the Briefing Room:https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/
    Federal authorities also continue a multi-agency review of a fatal federal law-enforcement operation in Minneapolis, raising national questions about accountability, use of force, and institutional oversight.
    New data shows U.S. consumer confidence fell to 84.5, the lowest level in more than a decade, reflecting uncertainty about jobs, prices, income, and the economic outlook.
    Recovery continues after a major winter storm brought snow, ice, extreme cold, power outages, and travel disruptions. Community assistance resources in Flint, Michigan are available through the Salvation Army:https://www.salvationarmyusa.org/mi/flint/w-coldwater-rd-corps/
    The episode also marks the January 28, 1986 Space Shuttle Challenger disaster. NASA’s official historical account:https://www.nasa.gov/history/35-years-ago-remembering-challenger-and-her-crew/Additional educational context: https://www.tis.org/
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    Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-national-report--6855478/support.

    The National Report is a daily national news podcast hosted by Eric A. Cinotti, also known as Eric Andrew Cinotti and Eric Cinotti, delivering verified facts, disciplined context, and accountable reporting on U.S. government, the White House, federal policy, the economy, public safety, and major national events.

    Eric A. Cinotti is a nationally syndicated broadcaster, journalist, and media host focused on fact-based journalism without speculation. His reporting emphasizes federal accountability, law enforcement oversight, economic indicators, congressional activity, historical context, and real-world human impact stories affecting communities across the United States.

    Each episode of The National Report explains what happened, why it matters, and how national decisions affect everyday Americans, grounded in verified information and primary sources.

    In addition to The National Report, Eric A. Cinotti also hosts The Hostile Zone and Eric A. Cinotti: Unplugged, expanding coverage across national security, policy, law, culture, and in-depth analysis. Together, these programs form a connected news and commentary network centered on facts, accountability, and public understanding.

    Official government statements and public records referenced in coverage are available through primary sources including the White House Briefing Room at
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