Ted Cruz

Ted Cruz, a prominent U.S. Senator from Texas known for his conservative views, delves into the cultural significance of the 'Come and take it' flag. He contrasts Texas and California's approaches to entrepreneurship, discusses the complexities of immigration policy, and emphasizes the need for bipartisan solutions. Cruz also shares thoughts on potential changes during Trump's second term, the concept of unlimited congressional terms, and U.S. interests in Greenland, all while highlighting the importance of constructive political dialogue.

Megan Basham, a Daily Wire culture reporter known for her in-depth investigation of Christian persecution, joins U.S. Senator Ted Cruz, a staunch advocate for religious freedom, to tackle the dire situation in Nigeria. They discuss the staggering violence against Christians, including mass graves and systemic discrimination. Basham explains the significance of the Country of Particular Concern designation, while Cruz highlights international implications and legislative efforts. Together, they urge U.S. intervention and call for a commitment to support those affected.

Ted Cruz, Republican Senator from Texas, and Alex Padilla, Democratic Senator from California, discuss the political fallout surrounding President-elect Trump’s Cabinet nominations. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan shares insights on President Biden's foreign policy successes, including securing American hostages. CBS analyst Jill Schlesinger evaluates the economic implications of upcoming tariffs during the holiday shopping season. Historian H.W. Brands reflects on Roosevelt and Lindbergh's contrasting views on America’s global role before World War II.

Senator Ted Cruz, a staunch supporter of Israel, discusses the disturbing parallels between Hamas' recent attack and September 11, emphasizing its implications for U.S. foreign policy. Ric Grenell shares insights on negotiating for hostages and critiques the media's response. Military historian Victor Davis Hanson analyzes how Biden's foreign policy may have contributed to this crisis, emphasizing Iran's role as a destabilizing force. The conversation dives deep into rising anti-Semitism and the complexities of American diplomatic strategy in an increasingly volatile Middle East.

Senator Ted Cruz discusses the Biden administration's handling of the border crisis, frustrations with Mitch McConnell, concerns about child exploitation on social media, his friendship with Cory Booker, and favorite moments from 'The Simpsons'.

Guests: Claudine Gay (scholar and professor), Mayor Michelle Wu (political figure), Vivek Ramaswamy (entrepreneur and author), Abby Phillip (journalist and news anchor), Ted Cruz (politician and senator), Elon Musk (entrepreneur and CEO), George Soros (philanthropist and investor). Interesting topics discussed include the limitations of AI, Elon Musk's plans for education, Alex Jones' return to Twitter, NewsGuard's credibility, quantum batteries in climate models, government transparency, hostile work environments, belief in UFOs, Hunter Biden's willingness to testify publicly, copyright expiration, Google's lawsuit, pandemic commentary, and thoughts on Democrats and Republicans.

Who is Ted Cruz? Texas Senatior, former Presidential hopeful, and Cancun vacation taker. Find out why even Ted Cruz's own Republican party can't stand him and how Ted Cruz got to be Ted Cruz.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

U.S. Senators Ted Cruz and Rick Scott dive deep into the myriad lawsuits challenging Trump’s policies. Cruz, a former Supreme Court clerk, outlines Trump's legal options against relentless leftist attacks. Scott shares insights from his own experiences with similar legal battles while emphasizing the importance of community engagement in politics. They critique the Biden administration's remote work policies and discuss the need for job creation and a competitive business environment. Together, they paint a picture of resilience in the face of legal challenges.

Texas Senator Ted Cruz, chairman of the Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, discusses the geopolitical stakes surrounding the Panama Canal, including the implications of American control and China’s influence in the region. Joining him is Chris Hayes, who previews his book on the commodification of attention in the digital age. They explore how tech companies manipulate attention and the challenges this poses for society and democracy. The conversation also touches on recent political maneuvers and the ethical dilemmas of activist short selling.

Bridget Phetasy, a contributing editor for The Spectator, shares her surprising political transformation from a California liberal to a Texas Trump supporter, spurred by the Democrats' radical shift. Senator Ted Cruz emphasizes the urgency of maintaining Texas's conservative values and discusses the importance of voter turnout in key states. The conversation highlights the impact of societal changes on political identity and the complexities of the upcoming election, offering insights into the evolving landscape of American politics.