Verdict with Ted Cruz Here are the Receipts -Soros Funds Fake No Kings Rallies, plus Stopping the Mass Murder of 50,000 Christians in Nigeria
Oct 20, 2025
The hosts delve into the controversial funding of anti-Trump 'No Kings' rallies, revealing ties to George Soros and labeling these events as faux grassroots initiatives. They present evidence of financial links between progressive organizations and Soros’s foundations. In a stark shift, the discussion highlights the alarming violence against Christians in Nigeria, with over 50,000 reported murders. Proposed legislation aims to hold accountable those complicit in both the funding of protests and the ongoing crisis in Nigeria, calling for urgent action.
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Rallies Were Largely Funded, Not Spontaneous
- Ted Cruz argues many large anti-Trump rallies were "astroturf" funded by George Soros and allied groups.
- He links Open Society grants to Indivisible and cites $7.61 million in funding for organizing efforts.
Media Hype Vs Actual Turnout
- Cruz and Ben note media hyped No Kings turnout before events and then inflated success claims during coverage.
- They argue televised expectations didn't match the actual underwhelming, demographically narrow crowds.
First TV Debate On Political Prisoners
- Ted Cruz recounts his first TV debate where he defended punishing violent criminals regardless of ideology.
- He uses the story to argue violent actors should be prosecuted, not excused as "political prisoners."