Hunter Melts Down, Targeting the Funders of Riots across America & Combating the Threat of Drone Attacks in Coming Decades
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Jul 23, 2025
A controversial interview with Hunter Biden stirs up political commentary, as he expresses frustrations with Democratic elites and hints at a presidential run. Legislation dubbed the Stop Funders Act seeks to hold financiers accountable for riots, merging activism with legal strategies against organized violence. The discussion shifts to the menacing rise of drones, particularly their usage by criminal cartels and as tools for terrorism, highlighting national security concerns and the urgent need for legal reforms.
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Hunter Bidenās Aggressive Foreign Policy Idea
Hunter Biden expressed aggressive foreign policy ideas like invading El Salvador to retrieve deported criminals.
This rhetoric reflects the chaos and contradiction within today's Democratic Party.
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Paid Protesters Outside Cruz Home
Ted Cruz shared a personal story about weekly pro-Hamas protests outside his home for nine months.
The protesters showed up on schedule, indicating they were paid agitators following a plan.
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Funding Drives Violent Riots
Violent riots are often funded by organized groups, including foreign entities.
Cutting off financial support is the key strategy to stopping these riots effectively.
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š„ 1. Hunter Bidenās Interview and Political Commentary
The episode opens with a critical discussion of a recent, controversial interview with Hunter Biden, in which he allegedly expresses anger at Democratic elites and hints at a potential presidential run.
Cruz and Ferguson mock the interview, describing it as a āmeltdownā and using it to criticize the Democratic Party, portraying Hunter as emblematic of its perceived dysfunction.
They highlight Hunterās comments about George Clooney, David Axelrod, and Nancy Pelosi, and his inflammatory remarks about immigration and foreign policy, including a hypothetical threat to invade El Salvador.
š° 2. The Stop Funders Act
Cruz introduces new legislation called the Stop Funders Act, aimed at targeting individuals and organizations that financially support violent riots.
The bill proposes adding āriotingā as a predicate crime under the RICO Act, allowing prosecutors to pursue those funding organized violence, including protests linked to Antifa, BLM, and pro-illegal immigration movements.
Cruz argues that many of these protests are not spontaneous but are funded by domestic and foreign entities, and that cutting off financial support is key to stopping them.
š 3. Drone Threats and National Security
The final segment focuses on the growing threat of drones used by criminal cartels and terrorists.
Cruz cites examples such as drones scouting a Trump rally and smuggling contraband into prisons, arguing that U.S. law enforcement lacks the authority and tools to counter these threats effectively.
He calls for bipartisan legislation to expand drone mitigation powers for federal and local agencies, warning of potential future attacks involving drones.
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Verdict with Ted Cruz