Verdict with Ted Cruz

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5 snips
Jul 3, 2025 • 55min

BONUS: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Jul 3 2025

In this discussion, Jon Decker, iHeartRadio's White House correspondent and a seasoned political analyst, dives into Trump's recent NATO summit triumphs and his adept use of executive power. Congressman Jimmy Patronis shares his frustrations about legislative maneuvers and the implications of the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act.' They also tackle the economic effects of recent policies tied to Independence Day, and Decker provides legal insights on the Diddy trial verdict, contemplating its political ramifications and potential presidential pardons.
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13 snips
Jul 3, 2025 • 10min

BONUS POD: Trump’s July 4th Power Play w Bill Passage & Fed Pressure

A significant bill backed by Trump is poised for a July 4th signature, potentially marking the largest tax cut in years. Energy among Republicans is high as they anticipate its passage through the House. Meanwhile, Trump is pressuring Fed Chair Jerome Powell to resign, criticizing the Fed's interest rate policies and hinting at possible replacements. The podcast dives into the implications of these moves on taxpayers and the economy, highlighting the interplay of legislative triumphs and monetary policy battles.
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19 snips
Jul 2, 2025 • 41min

Inside the Senate All-Nighter Passing the One Big Beautiful Bill

The Senate pulled an all-nighter to pass a pivotal bill, employing a marathon voting session known as a 'vote-a-rama.' Amid fatigue, senators forged bonds over fast food and shared stories. Key topics included extending Trump tax cuts and a massive investment in border security and military modernization. New private investment accounts for newborns aim to enhance financial literacy, while tax relief measures target service industry workers. The discussion also highlighted the implications for education and the future of school choice initiatives.
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9 snips
Jul 1, 2025 • 1h 1min

Bonus: Daily Review With Clay and Buck - Jul 01 2025

Join Clay and Buck as they dissect the Senate's passage of the controversial 'Big Beautiful Bill,' delving into its implications on national defense and the economy. They also tackle the nuances of government spending, critiquing language manipulation in politics. Light moments arise with humorous anecdotes, including alligators and film debates, while the hosts touch on inspiring tales of resilience and community support. Get ready for a mix of serious analysis and entertaining banter covering everything from legislation to cinema!
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8 snips
Jul 1, 2025 • 16min

BONUS POD: Trump’s Midnight Legislation Push plus ICE App Coverage Sparks Outrage

Discuss legislative negotiations around a major tax cut and reform bill, with GOP senators weighing in on its economic goals. Hear how key figures defend the bill's fiscal strategy amidst media criticism. The discussion also shifts to the controversial ICE tracking app that alerts users to ICE agent locations, sparking debate over its implications for law enforcement and safety. Amidst all this, the criticism of media coverage highlights the ongoing clash between political narratives and operational realities.
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9 snips
Jun 30, 2025 • 31min

One Big Beautiful Bill ADVANCES, plus Major SCOTUS Victories Limiting Nationwide Injunctions & Protecting Parental Rights

A new legislative bill is making waves by preserving tax cuts, funding border security, and revamping military initiatives. Meanwhile, recent Supreme Court rulings tackle nationwide injunctions and bolster parental rights in education. The court's decisions not only protect child safety online but also allow parents to control school curricula, particularly concerning LGBTQ+ content. Additionally, discussions about investment strategies pave the way for economic empowerment, especially with initiatives like Investment America Accounts for children's future.
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7 snips
Jun 28, 2025 • 28min

BONUS: Trump Wins Again - Sean Hannity Show June 27th, Hour 3

A major Supreme Court ruling is celebrated as a crucial legal win for Donald Trump, limiting judicial interference in presidential policies. The podcast dives into the implications for birthright citizenship and the balance of power among government branches. Discussions on judicial activism highlight frustrations over political accountability, particularly regarding impeachment. The focus also shifts to veterans' initiatives and the challenges of navigating complex legislation, capturing the broader impact on American democracy and governance.
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6 snips
Jun 28, 2025 • 30min

Liberal Logic on Iran, Hegseth takes it to the Media & Screwing up the Iranian End Game Week In Review

A recent U.S. military strike significantly impacted Iran’s nuclear program, sparking a debate about national security. The hosts challenge the left's inconsistent attitudes toward military action and criticize mainstream media's portrayal of the strike. Iran's role as a state sponsor of terrorism, including funding groups like Hamas, is heavily scrutinized. The discussion also highlights internal GOP divisions on foreign policy, contrasting aggressive stances with calls for isolationism, and emphasizes the importance of strong U.S. support for Israel amid rising tensions.
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13 snips
Jun 27, 2025 • 35min

Trump Wins Decisive Victory in Iran, Media & Dems Spin Furiously; What's Next?

A recent military operation in Iran saw the U.S. targeted critical nuclear sites with high precision, leading to a ceasefire and significant setbacks for Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The hosts discuss the media's misrepresentation of the strike as a failure, countering it with evidence from reliable sources. They debate the dangers of isolationist policies and warn against appeasement strategies that empowered Iran in the past. Concerns loom over potential U.S. policy shifts regarding sanctions, emphasizing the need for a strong military stance in the region.
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10 snips
Jun 26, 2025 • 1h

BONUS: Daily Review With Clay and Buck - Jun 26 2025

Pete Hegseth, Secretary of Defense and a vocal advocate for military initiatives, discusses the fallout from a recent military strike on Tehran. He passionately defends the mission, emphasizing the bravery of U.S. pilots against misleading media reports. Hegseth criticizes the mainstream media, suggesting political motivations behind their narratives. The conversation also delves into the implications of intelligence leaks on national security and how such leaks might undermine military successes.

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