Verdict with Ted Cruz

BONUS: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Aug 21 2025

Aug 21, 2025
Byron Donalds, a U.S. Representative for Florida's 19th district and former Cracker Barrel waiter, engages in a lively discussion about his transition from serving food to serving the public. He humorously critiques Cracker Barrel's rebranding efforts, debating nostalgia versus modernization. The conversation takes a serious turn as they explore the recent legal victories for Donald Trump, emphasizing the implications for political fairness, judicial bias, and Trump's persistent support amidst ongoing challenges. It's a captivating blend of politics, personal anecdotes, and cultural commentary.
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Appellate Decision Seen As Pushback On Lawfare

  • Clay and Buck argue the New York appeals court tossed Letitia James's $500M civil penalty as a correction against political lawfare.
  • They view the ruling as precedent that could undermine other politically charged cases against Trump.
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No Victim Undermined The Mortgage Fraud Claim

  • Clay emphasizes the case lacked a real victim because Trump repaid loans and banks expressed satisfaction.
  • They argue that without a concrete victim, the legal theory was fundamentally weak.
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Hosts Predict Broad Overturning Of Trump Cases

  • Clay predicts multiple New York civil and criminal cases against Trump will be overturned on appeal.
  • He ranks the E. Jean Carroll suit as the most likely to survive but still doubts its foundation.
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