Sen. Ted Cruz

Sen. Ted Cruz, a conservative Texas Senator known for his book 'Unwoke', joins Pamela Paul, editor of the New York Times Book Review, and psychologist Jordan Peterson, renowned for his online education platform. They tackle the evolution of 'wokeness' in academia, delve into the complexities of political discourse surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and address how societal shifts affect youth perceptions of intimacy. The lively exchange also touches on the role of humor in navigating today’s polarized climate.

Sen. Ted Cruz, a U.S. Senator from Texas known for his insights on national security, joins Pastor Robert Jeffress, Senior Pastor of First Baptist Dallas, to discuss the alarming attacks on Christians in Nigeria. They explore President Trump's stance on potential military action and the urgent need for U.S. involvement. Cruz underscores the brutal history of violence against Christians, while Jeffress highlights global threats and the role of technology in advancing Christian outreach in Africa. Together, they call for greater attention to this pressing issue.

Sen. Ted Cruz, a Texas Senator, condemned the recent politically motivated violence linked to a deadly ICE shooting, urging for an end to the hostility against law enforcement. Former President Bill Clinton emphasized the dangers of rising partisan divides and their threat to free speech and national unity at a conference. Adelita Grijalva, celebrating her victory in the Arizona special election, honored her late father's legacy and shared her priorities for Congress, promising to work towards meaningful change.

Dr. Phil, renowned psychologist and television personality, joins Sen. Ted Cruz, a leading figure in the Republican Party, and conservative commentator Bridget Phetasy, who shares her transition from liberalism to Trump support. Together, they discuss the remarkable coalition forming around Trump, uniting diverse groups like the Amish and hipsters. The conversation emphasizes crucial voter turnout trends, the implications of shifting demographics, and the importance of preparing for election outcomes. They explore how radical agendas have reshaped political identities and engage with callers about their voting sentiments.

Sen. Ted Cruz discusses unity at the RNC, potential Cabinet picks, and speculation on replacing Biden with Michelle Obama or Kamala Harris. The podcast also explores presidential leverage, conspiracy theories, and American institutions.