
Verdict with Ted Cruz Texas Designates Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization, plus Crooked Gambling Crisis in Pro Sports
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Nov 19, 2025 Texas has officially designated the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE as terrorist organizations, blocking their property acquisition in the state. Ted Cruz discusses his ongoing efforts for federal recognition of these groups despite bureaucratic resistance. Meanwhile, a deep dive into the gambling crisis in professional sports reveals widespread corruption tied to prop bets, including players allegedly manipulating game outcomes for financial gain. The discussion highlights legislative strategies and the integrity challenges faced by major sports leagues.
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Texas Moves To Designate Muslim Brotherhood
- Texas designated the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE as terrorist groups, blocking them from buying real property in the state.
- Ted Cruz argues this state action builds momentum for a federal designation he has pushed for a decade.
Bottom-Up Strategy For Federal Designation
- Cruz rewrote his federal bill to designate Muslim Brotherhood affiliates first, then the umbrella group for material support.
- He says this bottom-up approach reduces State Department bureaucratic resistance and strengthens the legal case.
Fetterman Bucked His Party
- Cruz recounts bipartisan support from Senator John Fetterman on the Muslim Brotherhood bill and praises his independence.
- He contrasts Fetterman's stance with Democrats who he says pressured moderates like Kyrsten Sinema and Joe Manchin.
