Verdict with Ted Cruz

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Oct 29, 2025 • 49min

The Rise of Radical Islam in America-One on One w Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a Somali-born activist and former Dutch parliamentarian, shares her incredible journey from a forced marriage in Somalia to advocating for women's rights globally. She distinguishes between political Islam and Islam as a religion, highlighting the dangers posed by the Muslim Brotherhood. Ayaan warns about the 'Red-Green Alliance' and the oppressive implications of Sharia law. She passionately discusses America's resilience against extremist ideologies and emphasizes the importance of recognizing stable regions like Somaliland and addressing injustices in Nigeria.
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Oct 28, 2025 • 1h 3min

Bonus: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Oct 28 2025

Riley Gaines, a former competitive swimmer, joins the discussion, sharing her insights on the pressing debate surrounding women's sports. She reveals her unexpected encounter with AOC, addressing the social media clash and its implications for political discourse. Gaines emphasizes the importance of fair competition and safety for women in athletics, countering arguments about inclusivity. Additionally, she reflects on her journey into motherhood, offering encouragement to new parents while humorously recalling her cold-water swimming experiences.
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5 snips
Oct 28, 2025 • 13min

BONUS POD: Trump Triumphs in Court as Grassley Blows Lid Off Deep State

A recent Ninth Circuit ruling allows Trump to deploy the National Guard in Portland, which is seen as a victory for law enforcement. The podcast criticizes media reactions, particularly from MSNBC. In another segment, Senator Grassley reveals the FBI’s 'Arctic Frost' investigation, aimed at Republican lawmakers and conservative groups, alleging it was politically motivated. Grassley points to significant figures in the DOJ and FBI backing this effort, drawing comparisons to Watergate and highlighting partisan overreach.
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8 snips
Oct 27, 2025 • 38min

Comrade Mamdani & Gavin Newsom-Commie, Jihadist & the Dem Party Embracing the Nutty Extreme

The discussion highlights the radical shift of the Democratic Party towards far-left ideologies, framing figures like Mamdani as emblematic of communism. There’s a critical analysis of Mamdani’s controversial background and perceived anti-American sentiments, especially regarding his post-9/11 comments. The hosts argue that elite politicians like Gavin Newsom project a false populism while endorsing Marxist policies. They also touch on media hypocrisy and how this radicalization could impact future elections, with warnings from even liberal voices like Bill Maher.
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Oct 25, 2025 • 37min

Christian Persecution in Nigeria, Communist Crackdown on Christians in China & Senator Cruz Spied On Week In Review

The podcast dives into the dire situation of Christian persecution in Nigeria, highlighting over 50,000 killings since 2009 and the burning of thousands of churches and schools. It emphasizes legislative efforts to designate Nigeria as a 'Country of Particular Concern.' The discussion shifts to China's crackdown on Christianity, focusing on the arrest of Christian leaders and ongoing rights violations. Ted Cruz also shares personal insights on being targeted by DOJ subpoenas, raising concerns about political persecution and executive overreach.
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19 snips
Oct 24, 2025 • 37min

Dems Refuse to Pay Federal Workers, Antisemitism on the Right, Standing up to the Muslim Brotherhood & Defending Christians in China

The podcast dives into the government shutdown, highlighting the impact on essential federal workers and contrasting their unpaid status with Congress's pay. Discussions turn to the disturbing rise of antisemitism on the right, urging conservatives to confront this issue. The hosts critique Ambassador nominee Amer Ghalib’s controversial past and question his ability to uphold U.S. policy. Finally, they spotlight the severe persecution of Christians in China, advocating for action and support against oppression.
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Oct 23, 2025 • 1h 6min

Bonus: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Oct 23 2025

U.S. Congressman Jim Jordan shares his insights on congressional politics, tackling the potential government shutdown and revealing the dynamics within the Democratic Party. He discusses the implications of the current standoff and how it may reshape national policies. Jordan also touches upon the recent NBA betting scandal, linking it to broader issues in sports gambling. His analysis offers a unique perspective on how political strategies are impacting both sports and governmental procedures today.
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7 snips
Oct 23, 2025 • 13min

BONUS POD: Sanctions Strike as Trump Targets Putin’s War Chest

New sanctions target major Russian oil companies, aiming to cripple Russia's war funding in Ukraine. These measures come amid rising tensions and bipartisan support in Congress, with leaders framing them as necessary for peace through strength. Economically, Russia might have to cut production or lower prices, impacting global oil markets. The effectiveness hinges on international cooperation, especially with key buyers like India and China. The discussion hints at further sanctions to ramp up pressure, reflecting a strategic shift in U.S. policy.
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Oct 22, 2025 • 40min

Biden DOJ Subpoenaed MY Phone Records, Spied on 20% of GOP Senators, plus Lunch w Trump in the Rose Garden

Senator Cruz reveals his phone records were subpoenaed by the DOJ, which he calls a politically motivated attack. He highlights concerns about the executive branch spying on lawmakers, likening it to a modern-day Watergate. Cruz shares insights from a lunch with Trump, where they discussed renovations to the Rose Garden and humorous plans for a new 'Monica Lewinsky Room.' The conversation also touches on government shutdown dynamics and ongoing Congressional responses to these developments.
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Oct 21, 2025 • 50min

Bonus: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Oct 21 2025

Curtis Sliwa, a New York City mayoral candidate known for his colorful campaigning and commitment to the working class, discusses his determination to stay in the mayoral race despite pressure to withdraw. He argues that dropping out would pave the way for Adolfo 'Zoran/Momdani,' effectively abandoning his supporters. The conversation also touches on the implications of the government shutdown, a comedic take on Trump's White House ballroom renovation, and a stinging critique of local political dynamics in NYC.

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