Verdict with Ted Cruz

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Nov 19, 2025 • 57min

Bonus: Daily Review with Clay Travis and Buck Sexton - Nov 19 2025

Michael Whatley, former RNC chair and Senate candidate from North Carolina, dives into pressing immigration issues and political strategies. He discusses Governor Roy Cooper's controversial veto of an ICE-detainer bill, suggesting it perpetuates a revolving door for criminal aliens. Whatley highlights the stark contrast of escalating local impacts, such as 21,000 school absences linked to ICE arrests. He also outlines the high stakes of the upcoming Senate race, emphasizing GOP strategies to offset Democratic spending in a competitive landscape.
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12 snips
Nov 19, 2025 • 35min

Texas Designates Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization, plus Crooked Gambling Crisis in Pro Sports

Texas has officially designated the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE as terrorist organizations, blocking their property acquisition in the state. Ted Cruz discusses his ongoing efforts for federal recognition of these groups despite bureaucratic resistance. Meanwhile, a deep dive into the gambling crisis in professional sports reveals widespread corruption tied to prop bets, including players allegedly manipulating game outcomes for financial gain. The discussion highlights legislative strategies and the integrity challenges faced by major sports leagues.
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10 snips
Nov 18, 2025 • 16min

BONUS POD: America’s Economy Rebuilding after Biden Disaster as Trump Promises Stronger, Better Than Ever

Donald Trump, the former U.S. president known for his impactful policy decisions, discusses key economic topics. He critiques Biden's administration for rising inflation, claiming that his own tenure saw it drop significantly. Trump highlights the dramatic decline in everyday goods prices and the historic tax cuts he implemented. He emphasizes job growth driven by massive corporate investments and tariffs, which he argues are bringing manufacturing back to the U.S. Trump's bold promises of raising American incomes and strengthening families are also a focal point.
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7 snips
Nov 17, 2025 • 32min

Trump Calls for the House to RELEASE the Epstein files, plus Republicans WON the Shutdown

Trump calls for the release of Jeffrey Epstein files, positioning it as a move for transparency against Democrats. The discussion highlights internal conflicts among Democrats, particularly between AOC and Senate leaders. Polls suggest a Republican victory in recent shutdown negotiations, showcasing public sentiment favoring Trump. Michelle Obama's claim that America isn't ready for a female president sparks debate among the hosts, who see it as arrogant. Tune in for spirited analysis and political insight!
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Nov 15, 2025 • 29min

Bonus: The Sean Hannity Show - Neil Boortz and Sean Hannity Remember When

Joining Sean Hannity are Neil Boortz, a veteran talk-radio host known for his impactful presence in Atlanta, and Eric 'Sluggo' Seidel, a radio executive who hired Hannity. They dive into the fierce radio rivalry between Boortz and Hannity, sharing hilarious and revealing anecdotes. The duo discusses tactics from their competitive days, insights on audience research that reshaped Hannity’s style, and the rollercoaster of their careers. Their candid reflections showcase a blend of rivalry, comedy, and mutual respect that defined an era of talk radio.
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Nov 15, 2025 • 31min

Obamacare Equals Expensive NO CARE, Why Democrats Hate Fetterman & Antifa at TPUSA Week In Review

The discussion covers how Obamacare led to skyrocketing premiums and criticism of Democrats for protecting insurance subsidies. A look at President Trump's advocacy for Health Savings Accounts positions them as consumer-friendly alternatives. The proposed Deporting Fraudsters Act aims to make welfare fraud by illegal immigrants a deportable offense. John Fetterman is highlighted for his unique pro-Israel stance amid internal party conflicts, and there's a report on violent Antifa protests tied to campus events, urging investigations into funding.
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Nov 14, 2025 • 40min

Shutdown Finally Over, Protecting Nigerian Christians & ANTIFA Violence Targets Turning Point

The recent end of the longest government shutdown highlights severe economic impacts, including delayed flights and unpaid workers. The discussion shifts to the Affordable Care Act, labeled as financially disastrous, with calls for reforms. The violence against Christians in Nigeria by Boko Haram is alarming, with over 50,000 deaths since 2009. Lastly, they delve into the violent Antifa protests at UC Berkeley, raising concerns over threats to conservative speakers and the funding of domestic extremism.
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Nov 13, 2025 • 1h 4min

BONUS: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Nov 13 2025

Joining the hosts are Clay Travis and Buck Sexton with Bill O'Reilly, bestselling author and former national TV host. They dive into the recent political fallout from the government shutdown, with O'Reilly attributing the fallout to misguided Democratic strategies. The discussion pivots to the impacts of AI on media, warning of potential misinformation pitfalls. Additionally, they debate the viability of Gavin Newsom for 2028 and explore necessary reforms around H-1B visas, highlighting both productivity concerns and ethical considerations.
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7 snips
Nov 13, 2025 • 20min

BONUS POD: 40 Days of Liberal Chaos with Obamacare Clash at Heart of Gov. Shutdown

The recent government shutdown lasted over 40 days, affecting millions, including missed paychecks and SNAP disruptions. Accusations fly, with claims that Democrats leveraged the shutdown to harm Trump. Trump's Oval Office comments highlight a push to terminate the filibuster and a proposal to redirect healthcare funds from insurers to consumers. The economic damage is emphasized, from flight delays to contractor losses. There's also a looming risk of another shutdown if negotiations don't improve.
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9 snips
Nov 12, 2025 • 41min

Government Opens Today-Sparks Democrat Civil War

The longest government shutdown in U.S. history just ended, impacting thousands of federal workers and causing flight disruptions. Tensions within the Democratic Party run high as eight senators voted to reopen the government, igniting calls for leadership changes. Discussions center around the need for policies to ensure essential workers get paid during shutdowns and potential upcoming conflicts. Plus, rising healthcare premiums spark critiques of Democratic strategies. Will the cycle of shutdowns continue?

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