Verdict with Ted Cruz
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- 14 Nov 2026
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Join Senator Ted Cruz and co-host Ben Ferguson as they break down the most important news stories of the day and reveal what they mean for you. On "Verdict with Ted Cruz,” you will go behind the scenes of the political debates that define our country. "Verdict with Ted Cruz" is being brought to you by Jobs, Freedom, and Security PAC, a political action committee dedicated to supporting conservative causes, organizations, and candidates across the country. In 2022, Jobs, Freedom, and Security PAC plans to donate to conservative candidates running for Congress and help the Republican Party across the nation.
Épisodes 570
Democrats Target The Filibuster, Republican House Stands for Hegseth & China Influences House mom to go against Data Centers Week In Review
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the growing debate over the Senate filibuster, the prospect of federal election legislation, and the legislative battles they …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the growing debate over the Senate filibuster, the prospect of federal election legislation, and the legislative battles they expect to dominate Washington in the coming years. Cruz explains how the filibuster works, why he believes Democrats may attempt to eliminate it, and how that could affect bills related to voting laws and other major policy priorities. The conversation also covers the Senate confirmation process, judicial nominations, reconciliation, and what Republicans hope to accomplish before a potential shift in congressional power. The discussion then turns to the impeachment effort against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, why Cruz believed it was likely to move forward, and why he views its defeat as a significant political development. Cruz also reflects on comments he made publicly regarding Hegseth’s leadership at the Pentagon and military recruitment trends. Finally, Cruz and Ferguson examine allegations of Chinese-linked influence campaigns targeting public opinion on AI infrastructure and data centers. They discuss concerns about foreign propaganda, social media influence operations, energy policy, water usage claims, and the broader strategic competition between the United States and China in artificial intelligence development.
Could the Senate filibuster be headed for elimination, and what would that mean for election law, legislation, and the balance of power in Washington? Senator Ted Cruz argues that Democratic leaders are signaling an aggressive agenda that extends beyond investigations and impeachment efforts. He examines comments from House Democratic leadership, the future of the filibuster, and what could happen if Senate Democrats gain the votes needed to change long-standing Senate rules.
Topics Covered:
- The possibility of Senate Democrats eliminating the filibuster
- How Senate rules shape legislation and bipartisan compromise
- Federal election legislation and debates over voting laws
- Pete Hegseth impeachment efforts and congressional strategy
- Judicial confirmations, executive nominations, and reconciliation
- Alleged Chinese influence campaigns targeting AI data center projects
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We Will Take America Back, and China is Waging an Influence War against us
2026 Midterm Election Results and Republican Losses Senator Ted Cruz describes the recent election results as devastating for Republicans. Discusses Democratic victories in Texas and several traditionally …
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2026 Midterm Election Results and Republican Losses
Senator Ted Cruz describes the recent election results as devastating for Republicans.
Discusses Democratic victories in Texas and several traditionally Republican states.
Expresses confidence that Republicans can regain control of Texas and other parts of the country by 2028.
Argues that political power shifts in cycles and predicts Democrats may overreach with their newly gained influence.
Encourages Republican voters to remain optimistic and organized.
- Foreign Influence and Attempts to Divide America
Cruz alleges that China, Iran, and Qatar are spending millions of dollars to influence American politics and public opinion.
Argues that foreign governments are using social media, artificial intelligence, and online propaganda to divide Americans.
Warns that foreign influence campaigns are targeting local elections, city councils, county officials, and statewide political issues.
Emphasizes the importance of recognizing misinformation and foreign interference.
- Chinese Influence and Opposition to Data Centers
Discusses the rapid shift in American public opinion against data center development.
Cruz claims that Chinese-backed influence campaigns are spreading misinformation about data centers.
Addresses concerns about data centers consuming excessive water and increasing electricity costs.
Argues that modern data centers increasingly use closed-loop cooling systems or air cooling, reducing water consumption.
Advocates requiring data centers to generate sufficient electricity to meet their own energy needs without increasing consumer utility bills.
Presents the development of American data centers as important to maintaining U.S. leadership in artificial intelligence and competing with China.
- Alleged Chinese Funding of Anti-Data Center Activism
References a Washington Free Beacon report about Taylor Frazier McCollum, an activist who opposed a proposed data center in Prince George's County, Maryland.
Discusses alleged connections between her campaign and the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL), which the program describes as connected to a China-linked activist funding network.
Examines opposition to a proposed $5 billion data center project at an abandoned mall site in Maryland.
Highlights the potential economic benefits of the project, including construction investment and thousands of jobs.
Criticizes the proposal to replace the development with an entertainment facility rather than a data center.
Questions claims that the proposed facility would cause increased asthma, bronchitis, and environmental pollution.
- Foreign Influence, Antisemitism, and Anti-Israel Sentiment
Cruz alleges that China, Iran, and Qatar are financially supporting movements that contribute to political division and antisemitism in America.
Discusses protests against Israel on college campuses and alleged foreign financial support behind these demonstrations.
Addresses the growing presence of anti-Israel rhetoric and antisemitic conspiracy theories on social media.
References Nick Fuentes, Tucker Carlson, Candace Owens, and Jackson Hinkle in discussing the spread of controversial anti-Israel messaging.
Argues that social media influencers may amplify increasingly extreme rhetoric because it generates attention, followers, and revenue.
Warns that foreign actors can exploit controversial issues to deepen divisions within American society.
- Democratic Agenda and Potential Impeachments
Discusses Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's comments about keeping impeachment options open against President Trump and Supreme Court justices.
Cruz predicts Democrats will attempt to impeach President Trump and potentially members of his cabinet if they gain sufficient House control.
Argues that Democrats are more likely to pursue expanding or packing the Supreme Court than successfully impeaching individual justices.
Criticizes what he characterizes as the increasingly radical direction of the Democratic Party.
- Senate Schedule, Judicial Confirmations, and Republican Priorities
Addresses criticism of Senate Republicans for leaving Washington rather than remaining in session through Thanksgiving.
Explains the procedural rules that require lengthy waiting periods for certain judicial confirmations.
Cruz argues that Senate productivity should be measured by results rather than the number of days senators physically remain in Washington.
Describes a resolution he drafted committing Senate Republicans to maximize the remaining 54 legislative days of their majority.
Identifies four major Republican priorities:
Confirming judicial nominees.
Confirming executive branch nominees.
Passing a reconciliation bill before January 3.
Advancing major Republican legislative priorities.
Explains that Democrats agreed to allow judicial confirmations to proceed on the same timeline, making it unnecessary for senators to remain in Washington over the weekend.
Defends the Senate's scheduling decisions as an effort to work efficiently within Senate rules.
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BONUS POD: Migrant Caravan Surges After Democrats Capture Congress
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discusses reports of expanding migrant caravans in Mexico, reactions from U.S. and Mexican authorities, and claims that some migrants believe …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discusses reports of expanding migrant caravans in Mexico, reactions from U.S. and Mexican authorities, and claims that some migrants believe recent Democratic election victories could improve their chances of entering the United States. They examine comments from homeland security officials, discuss enforcement policies under the Trump administration compared to the Biden administration, and debate the broader relationship between election outcomes, immigration messaging, and border security.
New migrant caravans are moving through Mexico toward the United States, and some migrants are publicly linking their decision to recent U.S. election results. The development has reignited debate over border security, immigration enforcement, and how American politics is perceived beyond the nation's borders. As reports emerge of groups numbering in the thousands traveling north from Central America, questions are growing about whether changes in political power in Washington influence migration patterns and expectations about U.S. immigration policy.
Topics Covered:
- Reports of migrant caravans traveling through southern Mexico toward the U.S. border
- Statements from migrants linking their journey to recent U.S. election results
- Comments from Homeland Security officials regarding asylum and border enforcement
- The role of Mexico in handling migrant flows and asylum claims
- Contrasting Republican and Democratic approaches to immigration policy
- The political impact of border security debates ahead of future elections
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Inside the Senate Elections, plus Turning Texas Around & Defeating Hegseth Impeachment
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the Senate Republican strategy for the lame-duck session, efforts to confirm judicial and executive nominees before January …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the Senate Republican strategy for the lame-duck session, efforts to confirm judicial and executive nominees before January, the possibility of passing another reconciliation bill, the election of Jim Jordan as House Republican leader, and the failed impeachment effort targeting Pete Hegseth. They also examine Democratic priorities following the election, Cruz’s concerns about future judicial confirmations under Democratic control, and his newly announced effort to help Republicans regain political ground in Texas.
With just 54 days remaining before Democrats take control of Congress, Senate Republicans are debating whether they can still push through judicial confirmations, executive nominees, and major legislative priorities before January. At the same time, an effort to impeach Pete Hegseth was defeated in the House, giving Republicans what Ted Cruz calls an early sign of resistance against the incoming Democratic agenda.Senator Ted Cruz takes listeners inside an hours-long closed-door Republican leadership meeting following a difficult election cycle that cost Republicans control of both chambers of Congress. He explains the debate over Senate leadership elections, frustration among members after the losses, and his push to focus on concrete legislative outcomes rather than symbolic political gestures.
Topics Covered:
- Inside the Senate Republican leadership meeting following Election Day losses
- The 54-day strategy to confirm judges and executive branch nominees before January 3
- Debate over using budget reconciliation for another Republican legislative victory
- Jim Jordan becoming House Republican leader and what it means for conservatives
- The failed House impeachment effort against Pete Hegseth
- Cruz’s new Saving Texas initiative and the fight to keep Texas red
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BONUS POD: Democrats Declare War on Trump's Cabinet
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discusses the impeachment effort targeting Pete Hegseth, reactions from administration officials including Marco Rubio, Democratic messaging …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discusses the impeachment effort targeting Pete Hegseth, reactions from administration officials including Marco Rubio, Democratic messaging following the elections, criticism directed at RFK Jr. and other Trump allies, and the broader clash over accountability, executive power, immigration, economic concerns, and national security.
Impeachment efforts against Secretary of War Pete Hegseth are emerging as one of the first major political battles after the midterm elections. As Democrats and some Republican critics push forward, questions are growing about whether Washington is focused on voter concerns such as affordability, inflation, and national security, or on escalating partisan conflict. Ben Ferguson examines the growing campaign against Hegseth, including comments from House Democratic leaders, criticism from Rep. Thomas Massie, and the broader political strategy taking shape as a new Congress prepares to take office. The episode also explores attacks on other Trump administration officials and what these developments could mean for the administration's agenda moving forward.
Topics Covered:
- Rep. Thomas Massie's impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth
- Hakeem Jeffries' support for impeaching the Secretary of War
- Marco Rubio's defense of Hegseth's leadership and performance
- Democratic priorities following the midterm elections
- Criticism of RFK Jr. and other Trump administration officials
- Debate over affordability, immigration, executive authority, and national security
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It Begins: Dems Start Impeachment, Investigations & Full-scale Partisan War
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the political fallout from the midterm elections, the likelihood of impeachment proceedings against Pete Hegseth and other …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the political fallout from the midterm elections, the likelihood of impeachment proceedings against Pete Hegseth and other administration officials, the role Senate Democrats may play in extending investigations, concerns about potential targeting of private companies and Trump allies, and the possibility that Democrats could eliminate the Senate filibuster to advance major legislative priorities.
Just days after Democrats’ sweeping midterm election victories, Senate Democrats and House leaders are signaling an aggressive oversight and impeachment agenda aimed at the Trump administration. Senator Ted Cruz argues that the focus has shifted away from campaign promises about affordability and the economy and toward investigations, subpoenas, and impeachment proceedings that could dominate Washington for the next two years. Cruz outlines why he believes Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth could become the first major target, examines the impeachment process for cabinet officials, and explains how Democrats could use hearings and investigations to challenge administration policies, particularly regarding Iran and national security. He also discusses the broader political strategy he believes is driving these efforts and why he expects President Trump, cabinet officials, administration staff, and even private-sector allies to face increased scrutiny.
Topics Covered:
- Democrats’ post-election strategy and the shift toward investigations and impeachment
- Why Pete Hegseth could become the first impeachment target
- Potential impeachment efforts involving President Trump and other administration officials
- The Senate filibuster and whether Democrats could move to eliminate it
- Democratic proposals on election law, voting rules, and federal election oversight
- Congressional investigations involving major corporations, technology companies, and Trump allies
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The Road Back After a Historic Collapse
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down the aftermath of the 2026 midterm elections, discuss the economic frustrations they believe fueled voter anger, analyze …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down the aftermath of the 2026 midterm elections, discuss the economic frustrations they believe fueled voter anger, analyze losses in states once considered safely Republican, and debate the long-term consequences of a dramatically expanded Democratic Senate majority. Cruz also outlines his view of where Republicans failed to connect with voters, why affordability and cost-of-living concerns dominated the election, and what he believes the party must do to rebuild support among blue-collar workers, young voters, rural communities, evangelical Christians, and Hispanic voters.
The 2026 midterm election delivered a historic defeat for Republicans, flipping key Senate seats, turning statewide races blue, and dramatically reshaping the political landscape in Texas. Senator Ted Cruz argues that the results were driven less by turnout and more by voters who felt ignored on affordability, rising costs, and economic pressure at home. In this special Week in Review episode, Cruz offers an extended reaction to what he calls a generationally significant election, examining why Republicans lost ground in traditionally conservative states and what the results could mean for the Senate, Texas, and the country over the next six years.
Topics Covered:
- The scale of the Republican losses in the 2026 midterm elections
- Why affordability, inflation, energy costs, and household expenses dominated voter concerns
- The long-term impact of losing multiple Senate seats with six-year terms
- Texas' statewide election results and the state's changing political landscape
- Republican challenges with blue-collar, rural, young, evangelical, and Hispanic voters
- Cruz's roadmap for rebuilding the conservative coalition and preparing for future elections
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Election Disaster: How We Rebuild
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson delivers a detailed post-election breakdown of the 2026 midterms, examining exit poll data, demographic movement, voter dissatisfaction, Trump's approval …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson delivers a detailed post-election breakdown of the 2026 midterms, examining exit poll data, demographic movement, voter dissatisfaction, Trump's approval numbers, the political impact of the Iran conflict, shifting support among young and Hispanic voters, and the lessons Republicans must learn if they hope to rebuild the coalition that powered Trump's 2024 victory.
Republicans suffered major setbacks in the 2026 midterm elections, but what actually drove voters to the polls? Ben Ferguson dives into exit poll data, voter trends, and demographic shifts to identify the key reasons behind the GOP's losses and what conservatives must learn before 2028. According to the polling and post-election analysis discussed in this episode, concerns about affordability, rising costs, and economic insecurity overwhelmingly shaped voter behavior. Voters who once backed Donald Trump and Republican candidates shifted away from the party after concluding that their economic concerns were not being addressed. Ferguson also argues that the conflict with Iran amplified those worries by linking foreign policy decisions to household financial pressure, especially gas prices and cost-of-living concerns.
Topics Covered:
- Exit poll findings on affordability, inflation, and cost-of-living concerns
- How the Iran conflict became tied to voter economic anxiety
- Major demographic shifts among young voters, Latino voters, suburban voters, and independents
- The relationship between Donald Trump's approval ratings and down-ballot Republican losses
- Comparisons between the 2026 Republican losses and the Democrats' 2010 midterm defeat
- Why retaining Trump-era swing voters requires ongoing engagement and delivery on policy promises
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BONUS POD: 2026 Election Autopsy: Where Republicans Lost Voters
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben delivers a detailed post-election breakdown of the 2026 midterms, examining exit poll data, demographic movement, voter dissatisfaction, Trump's …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben delivers a detailed post-election breakdown of the 2026 midterms, examining exit poll data, demographic movement, voter dissatisfaction, Trump's approval numbers, the political impact of the Iran conflict, shifting support among young and Hispanic voters, and the lessons Republicans must learn if they hope to rebuild the coalition that powered Trump's 2024 victory.
Republicans suffered major setbacks in the 2026 midterm elections, but what actually drove voters to the polls? Ben Ferguson dives into exit poll data, voter trends, and demographic shifts to identify the key reasons behind the GOP's losses and what conservatives must learn before 2028. According to the polling and post-election analysis discussed in this episode, concerns about affordability, rising costs, and economic insecurity overwhelmingly shaped voter behavior. Voters who once backed Donald Trump and Republican candidates shifted away from the party after concluding that their economic concerns were not being addressed. Ferguson also argues that the conflict with Iran amplified those worries by linking foreign policy decisions to household financial pressure, especially gas prices and cost-of-living concerns.
Topics Covered:
- Exit poll findings on affordability, inflation, and cost-of-living concerns
- How the Iran conflict became tied to voter economic anxiety
- Major demographic shifts among young voters, Latino voters, suburban voters, and independents
- The relationship between Donald Trump's approval ratings and down-ballot Republican losses
- Comparisons between the 2026 Republican losses and the Democrats' 2010 midterm defeat
- Why retaining Trump-era swing voters requires ongoing engagement and delivery on policy promises
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Bloodbath: What Happened, Why & Where on Earth Do We Go from Here?
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz breaks down the stunning 2026 election results, analyze the economic and political forces that fueled voter anger, discuss the constituencies …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz breaks down the stunning 2026 election results, analyze the economic and political forces that fueled voter anger, discuss the constituencies Republicans lost, and outline what Cruz believes conservatives must do to rebuild support among working-class voters, young people, rural communities, evangelicals, and Hispanics. They also discuss the policy battles they expect to emerge in Texas and Washington over taxes, energy, AI investment, border security, and the direction of the country during the next two years.
The 2026 midterm elections delivered what Senator Ted Cruz calls a political “blue tsunami,” reshaping the balance of power in Washington and turning Texas blue for the first time in decades. After sweeping Democratic victories across the country, Cruz examines what happened, why Republican voters abandoned GOP candidates, and what the results could mean for the future of Texas and the nation. In a special edition of the podcast, Cruz offers his candid assessment of a devastating election cycle that saw Republicans lose the House, the Senate, multiple traditionally conservative states, and every statewide race in Texas. He argues the outcome was driven less by turnout and more by widespread voter frustration over affordability, cost of living pressures, economic insecurity, and dissatisfaction with Republican leadership.
Topics Covered:
- The scale of the 2026 Democratic sweep in Congress and across key states
- Why cost of living and economic anxiety dominated voter concerns
- Republicans’ losses among blue-collar voters, Hispanics, young voters, and rural communities
- The future of Texas after Democrats win statewide offices
- Battles over energy policy, AI investment, taxes, and economic growth
- Ted Cruz’s strategy for opposing Democratic policies while rebuilding the conservative coalition
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BONUS POD: Illegal & Ghost Voters, Dead Registrants, Century-Old Voter Records is how Cheating Democrats Keep Their Power
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discusses federal investigations involving alleged non-citizen voting, recent enforcement actions announced by federal agencies, ongoing debates …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discusses federal investigations involving alleged non-citizen voting, recent enforcement actions announced by federal agencies, ongoing debates over voter identification and proof-of-citizenship requirements, and allegations regarding voter registration records in key states. They examine reports from election-integrity advocates, the legal and policy questions surrounding voter-roll maintenance, and why they believe these issues should matter to voters on Election Day.
As Americans head to the polls on Election Day 2026, new federal cases involving non-citizens accused of voting illegally are fueling a broader debate over election integrity, voter eligibility, and how states maintain voter registration records. The episode focuses on recent announcements from the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and the Department of Justice regarding arrests, investigations, and criminal charges involving foreign nationals accused of participating in U.S. elections. The discussion also examines claims about voter registration databases in California and Michigan, including allegations involving deceased registrants, duplicate registrations, and unusually old voter records. The central question is whether current election safeguards are sufficient to ensure that only eligible citizens vote and that voter rolls remain accurate. The conversation argues that election integrity should remain a top concern for voters and policymakers alike.
Topics Covered:
- Department of Homeland Security announcements involving foreign nationals accused of illegal voting
- ICE and Justice Department investigations tied to election-related allegations
- California cases connected to Operation Protect the Vote
- Debate over voter ID requirements and proof-of-citizenship proposals
- Public Interest Legal Foundation allegations regarding California voter rolls
- Questions surrounding voter registration records in Michigan, including unusually old registrations
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Bombshell Developments in Michigan & Alaska—One Day until Election Day
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the final day before the midterm elections, analyze Haley Stevens’ endorsement of Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the final day before the midterm elections, analyze Haley Stevens’ endorsement of Mike Rogers in Michigan’s Senate race, review the political and media response to that decision, and examine a New York Times report alleging Democratic involvement in efforts to influence Alaska’s Senate ballot through candidate recruitment. They also emphasize the importance of voter turnout and the stakes of several key Senate contests across the country.
With Election Day one day away, a dramatic development in Michigan's Senate race takes center stage. Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens publicly endorsed Republican Mike Rogers after a bitter dispute with Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed, creating one of the most consequential late-campaign moments in a closely contested race. Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine Stevens’ decision, the reaction from Democratic Party leaders, and what the endorsement could mean for voter turnout and the final outcome in Michigan. They discuss the controversy surrounding El-Sayed, the political fallout from Stevens breaking with her party’s nominee, and the broader debate over principle versus party loyalty in modern politics.
Topics Covered:
- Haley Stevens’ endorsement of Mike Rogers in the Michigan Senate race
- Abdul El-Sayed and controversy surrounding his campaign
- Democratic Party reactions from Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi
- The role of Jewish voters, moderates, and crossover voters in Michigan
- New York Times reporting on Alaska’s Senate race and alleged ballot manipulation efforts
- Election Day turnout and the battle for control of the Senate
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Obama’s Same Hope & No Change Speech, Starstruck Media for El-Said plus The Alarm Sounds—Go Vote! Week In Review
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Barack Obama’s campaign speech in Ohio, debate the legacy of the Obama-Iran nuclear deal, discuss the political impact of …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Barack Obama’s campaign speech in Ohio, debate the legacy of the Obama-Iran nuclear deal, discuss the political impact of inflation and economic pressures on voters, and analyze critical Senate races in Michigan, Iowa, Kansas, Texas, and other battleground states. They also examine media coverage surrounding Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, discuss concerns about the Muslim Brotherhood, and preview the political arguments they believe Democrats will use heading into future election cycles.
Former President Barack Obama’s recent campaign speech becomes the focal point of a wide-ranging discussion about Iran, Democratic messaging, inflation, and several of the most closely watched Senate races in the country. Ted Cruz argues that Democrats are laying the groundwork for their 2028 political strategy while revisiting long-running debates over the Obama administration’s Iran nuclear agreement and the economic challenges facing American voters. In this episode, Cruz examines Obama’s remarks on national unity, political division, and Democratic candidates running in key battleground states. He also discusses how issues including inflation, energy prices, immigration, and national security are likely to shape upcoming midterm elections.
Topics Covered:
- Barack Obama’s Ohio campaign speech and the return of “hope and change” messaging
- The Obama-Iran nuclear deal and ongoing debates over Iran’s nuclear ambitions
- Inflation, energy prices, and the economic issues shaping voter sentiment
- Michigan’s Senate race, including the contest between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed
- Key battleground Senate races in Iowa, Kansas, Texas, and other states
- Media coverage, national security concerns, and the future direction of the Democratic Party
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Barnstorming the Country—the Most Consequential Midterms of our Lifetimes
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down the final days before Election Day, examine turnout data and campaign momentum in key battleground states, and discuss how …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down the final days before Election Day, examine turnout data and campaign momentum in key battleground states, and discuss how competitive Senate and statewide races could shape the balance of power in Washington. Cruz offers firsthand observations from rallies and candidate events across the country, explains why he believes turnout is the defining variable in many contests, and makes the case for increased voter participation ahead of Election Day.
With Election Day just days away, Senator Ted Cruz argues that voter turnout will determine the outcome of several closely contested Senate and gubernatorial races across the country. Drawing on campaign stops in multiple battleground states, he describes growing concerns about early voting trends, the balance between Election Day and early turnout, and what he sees as the stakes for control of Congress. Cruz shares observations from the campaign trail in states including Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Michigan, Iowa, Kansas, and Alaska. He discusses polling, voter enthusiasm, candidate recruitment, and the challenges facing Republican campaigns in races he characterizes as highly competitive and potentially decisive.
Topics Covered:
- The state of Senate and gubernatorial battleground races heading into Election Day
- Early voting trends and turnout differences between Republican and Democratic voters
- Campaign stops and voter enthusiasm in Georgia, Texas, South Carolina, and North Carolina
- The Michigan Senate race and its potential national implications
- Competitive contests in Iowa, Kansas, and Alaska
- Why Cruz argues Election Day turnout could determine control of Congress
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BONUS POD: Ballot Trickery in Alaska as Cheating Democrats have NO Ideas for Winning
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben examines the allegations surrounding Alaska's Senate race, discuss media coverage from CNN, CBS News, and ABC News, review comments from Attorney …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben examines the allegations surrounding Alaska's Senate race, discuss media coverage from CNN, CBS News, and ABC News, review comments from Attorney General Todd Blanche and President Donald Trump, and argue that the reported effort to place a second candidate with the same name on the ballot reflects broader concerns about election integrity and political strategy. They also examine the response from Democratic candidate Mary Peltola and discuss the potential implications for the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.
A New York Times investigation into Alaska’s U.S. Senate race has ignited a fierce political controversy, raising questions about candidate recruitment, ballot confusion, and election integrity in one of the country’s most consequential races. With control of the Senate at stake, allegations that Democratic operatives helped recruit a second candidate named Dan Sullivan have become a major flashpoint in the closing days before Election Day.The dispute centers on claims that a second Dan Sullivan was encouraged to enter the race against incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, potentially creating confusion among voters. The controversy intensified following reporting by the New York Times, reactions from the Department of Justice, and growing debate over whether such political tactics undermine voter confidence in elections.
Topics Covered:
- Allegations that Democratic operatives recruited a second Dan Sullivan to run in Alaska's Senate race.
- The New York Times investigation and its reported findings.
- Comments from Attorney General Todd Blanche regarding federal election law and the Alaska dispute.
- Responses from Mary Peltola, President Donald Trump, and other political figures.
- Media coverage and debate over whether recruiting spoiler candidates is legal or ethical.
- The potential impact of the Alaska race on control of the U.S. Senate
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The Overwhelming Evidence that Abdul El-Sayed Supports the Muslim Brotherhood
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine allegations involving Abdul El-Sayed, review public reporting and statements cited as evidence of connections to the Muslim …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine allegations involving Abdul El-Sayed, review public reporting and statements cited as evidence of connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, discuss the structure and authority of the Senate Intelligence Committee, critique NBC’s Meet the Press interview with El-Sayed, and debate the national security implications they believe could result from his election to the U.S. Senate.
Michigan’s Senate race takes center stage as Senator Ted Cruz argues that a potential victory by Abdul El-Sayed would raise serious questions about access to classified intelligence and national security oversight. Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine El-Sayed’s public statements, past writings, family connections, campaign supporters, and media coverage surrounding allegations of ties to organizations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.The conversation also explores a little-known aspect of the U.S. Senate: elected senators do not undergo a traditional security clearance process, and committee assignments can provide access to highly sensitive intelligence information. Cruz explains how Senate leadership determines key committee placements and why he believes those decisions matter in this race.
Topics Covered:
- Abdul El-Sayed and the Michigan U.S. Senate race
- Senate access to classified intelligence and committee assignments
- Alleged Muslim Brotherhood connections discussed by Cruz and Ferguson
- The role of the Senate Intelligence Committee and intelligence oversight
- Criticism of NBC’s Meet the Press interview and media coverage
- The history and influence of the Muslim Brotherhood as described in the episode
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BONUS POD: DOJ Drops the Hammer on James Comey Facing NEW Espionage Act Charges
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the Justice Department's latest case against James Comey, review the allegations involving the disclosure of national defense …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the Justice Department's latest case against James Comey, review the allegations involving the disclosure of national defense information to the media, and place the charges in the context of two previous federal cases brought against the former FBI director. They also examine legal challenges that could determine whether the case proceeds, including disputes over filing deadlines, prosecutorial authority, and the evidence available to support the government's claims.
Former FBI Director James Comey has been charged with unlawfully transmitting national defense information, according to a new Justice Department filing. The case centers on allegations that sensitive government intelligence was disclosed to a journalist during events dating back to October 2016.The episode examines the latest criminal case brought against James Comey, the legal questions surrounding the filing, and the significance of prosecutors pursuing charges under the Espionage Act. The discussion also focuses on the statute of limitations dispute, the difference between a criminal information and a grand jury indictment, and arguments being made by both prosecutors and the defense.
Topics Covered:
- Criminal charges filed against James Comey involving alleged disclosure of national defense information
- The Justice Department's use of the Espionage Act in the latest case
- Allegations connected to communications with a journalist regarding a 2016 news report
- Legal disputes over the statute of limitations and criminal information filing process
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Obama Previews Democrats’ Entire 2028 Strategy
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Obama’s Ohio speech, analyze its political messaging, discuss how Democrats may frame issues such as inflation, government …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Obama’s Ohio speech, analyze its political messaging, discuss how Democrats may frame issues such as inflation, government ethics, data center investments, and foreign policy, and debate the lasting impact of the Iran nuclear agreement and current tensions involving Iran. They also examine Obama’s appeal to unity and civic engagement while contrasting it with what Cruz describes as the likely political battles ahead.
Barack Obama’s campaign stop in Ohio offered more than support for Democratic candidates. According to Senator Ted Cruz, it provided an early look at the messaging, themes, and political strategy Democrats may use heading into the 2028 presidential election. As Election Day approaches, Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine key excerpts from Obama’s speech and discuss what they believe is the emerging Democratic narrative on corruption, economic anxiety, foreign policy, and the direction of the country. They argue that Obama’s remarks serve as a roadmap for future campaign messaging and congressional investigations if Democrats regain political power.
Topics Covered:
- Barack Obama’s campaign speech in Ohio and its implications for 2028
- The Democratic focus on corruption allegations and government oversight
- Economic concerns, inflation, and debates over data center investment
- The Obama-era Iran nuclear deal and current Middle East tensions
- Political messaging around national unity, hope, and civic engagement
- Key Ohio races and the final days before Election Day
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Macron thinks Celine Dion is FIRE, Liberals Target & Intimidate Future Republicans plus Say Her Name 'Ilhan Nur Said Elmi' Week In Review
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the ongoing unrest in France, debate the challenges of immigration and assimilation in Western nations, analyze Senator Alyssa …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the ongoing unrest in France, debate the challenges of immigration and assimilation in Western nations, analyze Senator Alyssa Slotkin’s comments about future Trump administration employees, and review reports surrounding a federal investigation involving Representative Ilhan Omar and allegations of immigration fraud.
Violence and unrest in France, allegations surrounding Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, and comments from Senator Alyssa Slotkin about future Trump administration staffers drive a wide-ranging political discussion. Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine reports of riots, looting, and public disorder in France, arguing that immigration policy, assimilation, and government leadership are central to the debate. They discuss viral videos that circulated online during the unrest and what they believe those events signal for Europe and the United States. The conversation then turns to remarks by Michigan Senator Alyssa Slotkin at the University of Chicago. Cruz argues that her comments about creating a deterrent effect for young people considering jobs in a future Trump administration reflect a broader pattern of political weaponization and partisan retaliation. The episode also focuses on reports regarding a federal investigation involving Representative Ilhan Omar. Cruz and Ferguson discuss allegations that have circulated concerning immigration records, identity questions, and claims related to her first marriage, while emphasizing the significance of legal accountability and due process.
Topics Covered:
- Riots, looting, and public disorder across France
- Immigration, assimilation, and European political leadership
- Viral videos and public reactions to the French unrest
- Senator Alyssa Slotkin’s remarks about Trump administration personnel
- Claims of political weaponization and partisan retaliation
- Reports surrounding the federal investigation of Representative Ilhan Omar
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Midterms in the Balance, Georgetown Freaks out at Hearing Evidence of Muslim Brotherhood Terrorism & Did Ilhan Omar Marry her Brother?
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the closing weeks of the 2026 midterm elections, analyze vulnerable Republican-held seats and possible GOP pickup …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the closing weeks of the 2026 midterm elections, analyze vulnerable Republican-held seats and possible GOP pickup opportunities, debate the impact of ranked-choice voting in Alaska, examine controversies involving Georgetown Law and criticism directed at Cruz staff member Ariel Azarod, and review allegations and investigations involving Representative Ilhan Omar that have become part of the national political debate.
With early voting underway and Election Day approaching, Senator Ted Cruz outlines the Senate races he believes will determine control of Congress. From North Carolina and Ohio to Alaska, Texas, Michigan, and Georgia, he breaks down the states he sees as the most competitive, the candidates involved, and the turnout challenges facing Republicans in the final stretch of the campaign. Cruz also shares observations from campaigning across the country, including recent stops in Alaska and upcoming appearances in several key battleground states. Throughout the conversation, he argues that voter participation and early voting could prove decisive in multiple races that he describes as being within the margin of error.
Topics Covered:
- The most competitive 2026 Senate races and the battle for congressional majorities
- Republican defense strategies in North Carolina, Ohio, Alaska, Texas, Kansas, Iowa, and Maine
- GOP pickup opportunities in Michigan, New Hampshire, Minnesota, and Georgia
- Ranked-choice voting in Alaska and its potential impact on Senate elections
- Georgetown Law controversy surrounding Ariel Azarod and debate over the Muslim Brotherhood
- Allegations involving Rep. Ilhan Omar and discussion of a reported federal investigation
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BONUS POD: Omar's Missing Week Ends with a Cash Call
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discuss the reported investigation involving Ilhan Omar, debate the legal and political implications of alleged immigration and financial …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discuss the reported investigation involving Ilhan Omar, debate the legal and political implications of alleged immigration and financial disclosure issues, review Omar’s public statements and media interviews, and examine what they argue the case could signal about enforcement priorities under the Donald Trump administration.
Questions surrounding Ilhan Omar’s immigration history, financial disclosures, and a reported federal investigation take center stage in this episode. Ben Ferguson examines claims that federal authorities are reviewing immigration and citizenship records, interviewing family members, and scrutinizing financial disclosure discrepancies connected to Omar and her family.The discussion focuses on reports cited by Ferguson regarding search warrants, subpoenas issued to members of Omar’s family, and allegations that have circulated publicly for years. He also analyzes Omar’s public response, including fundraising appeals and comments addressing criticism of the investigation and broader political dynamics.
Topics Covered:
- Reported federal investigation into Ilhan Omar’s immigration and citizenship records.
- Claims involving subpoenas and interviews of Omar family members.
- Questions surrounding citizenship eligibility and historical immigration paperwork.
- Review of longstanding public allegations regarding Omar’s personal history and her responses to those claims.
- Examination of financial disclosure discrepancies tied to assets associated with her husband’s business interests.
- Debate over government enforcement, fraud investigations, and policies associated with the Donald Trump administration
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Elon Giving SpaceX Shares to EVERY Child in America, Dems Promising to Target & Persecute Young People, and Dems Embracing Paris Riots
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Elon Musk’s planned SpaceX stock donation to American children, the expansion of Trump Accounts, political controversy …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Elon Musk’s planned SpaceX stock donation to American children, the expansion of Trump Accounts, political controversy surrounding comments made by Senator Elissa Slotkin, and what unrest in France could signal about political movements in the United States.
Elon Musk’s announcement that he plans to give a share of SpaceX to every child in America has reignited debate over wealth creation, philanthropy, and the future of the Trump Accounts program. Supporters argue it could transform how millions of children build long-term financial security, while critics continue to challenge the broader political agenda surrounding the initiative. In this episode, Senator Ted Cruz discusses Musk’s pledge to distribute SpaceX shares through Trump Accounts, a program Cruz says was specifically designed to allow charitable contributions and long-term investment growth for children. He explains the legislative battle over automatic enrollment and argues that the program could become the largest vehicle for philanthropic giving in American history. The conversation also turns to comments from Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin regarding young professionals considering service in a Trump administration. Cruz and Ben Ferguson argue that her remarks reflect a growing willingness among Democrats to use government power against political opponents and raise concerns about political retaliation. Finally, the episode examines ongoing riots and unrest in France. Cruz contends that the demonstrations are being fueled by radical political movements and warns that similar dynamics could emerge in the United States. The discussion explores immigration, political activism, economic grievances, and the broader ideological debate surrounding unrest in Europe and America.
Topics Covered:
- Elon Musk’s plan to give SpaceX shares to American children
- Trump Accounts and automatic enrollment for more than 70 million kids
- Philanthropic contributions from Michael and Susan Dell, Gwen Shotwell, and others
- Senator Elissa Slotkin’s comments about working in a Trump administration
- Political weaponization and government accountability debates
- Riots in France and their implications for U.S. politics
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BONUS POD: DOJ vs. California, 28 Charged: The Battle Over Non-Citizen Voting
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update w Ben Ferguson, Ben examines the Justice Department’s election-related prosecutions, the allegations involving non-citizen voting, the federal lawsuit against …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update w Ben Ferguson, Ben examines the Justice Department’s election-related prosecutions, the allegations involving non-citizen voting, the federal lawsuit against California, and what these developments could mean for election integrity ahead of the November elections. They discuss the reported scope of Operation Protect the Vote, the legal arguments surrounding voter-roll maintenance, and broader concerns about election security and public confidence in the voting process.
Just weeks before the midterm elections, the Department of Justice has announced federal charges against 28 foreign nationals in a California election fraud investigation known as Operation Protect the Vote. The case raises questions about voter registration safeguards, election security, and the role of state and federal officials in verifying voter eligibility.Federal prosecutors allege that several defendants falsely claimed U.S. citizenship, registered to vote, and in some cases cast ballots in multiple election cycles. The announcement comes amid an ongoing dispute between the Trump Administration and California officials over voter rolls and allegations that non-citizens may be registered to vote.
Topics Covered:
- Operation Protect the Vote and the federal investigation in California
- Federal charges against 28 foreign nationals for alleged election-related offenses
- Allegations involving non-citizen voter registration and ballot casting
- The dispute between the Department of Justice and California officials over voter rolls
- Claims regarding more than 20,000 suspected non-citizens identified on voter-registration lists
- Questions about election safeguards, verification processes, and voter eligibility enforcement
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France is on FIRE—the Reverse Crusades are Destroying Europe & America is Next if the Red-Green Alliance Prevails
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the final weeks of the midterm election cycle, Cruz's campaign efforts in Alaska and other battleground states, concerns about …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the final weeks of the midterm election cycle, Cruz's campaign efforts in Alaska and other battleground states, concerns about ranked-choice voting, unrest in France, immigration and assimilation debates, allegations involving international activist networks, and the political implications they believe these developments could have for the United States.
Violent unrest across France becomes the centerpiece of a broader conversation about immigration, political movements, and what Senator Ted Cruz argues are warning signs for the United States. As images of riots, looting, and clashes with police dominate headlines, Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the causes of the violence, the response from French leaders, and the competing narratives surrounding the protests. The conversation also turns to the final stretch before Election Day. With early voting underway and multiple Senate races within the margin of error, Cruz shares observations from recent campaign stops across the country and explains why he believes voter turnout will decide control of Congress.
Topics Covered:
- Early voting and the final push in key Senate races
- Campaign stops in Alaska and the debate over ranked-choice voting
- Riots, looting, and protests across France
- Immigration, assimilation, and European political trends
- Claims of involvement by activist, labor, and ideological organizations in the French protests
- Discussion of Abdul El-Sayed, the Muslim Brotherhood, and constitutional questions raised during a public exchange
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Tucker Loves Mother Russia, a Look into the Muslim Brotherhood & James Talarico 'Dangerous for America' Week In Review
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss Cruz’s interview with Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, debate claims about Russia’s economic strength, reflect on the moral case for the …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss Cruz’s interview with Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, debate claims about Russia’s economic strength, reflect on the moral case for the Allied victory in World War II, and examine the Senate candidacies of Abdul El-Sayed and James Talarico. The conversation covers allegations regarding the Muslim Brotherhood, national security concerns, immigration policy, energy production, transgender medical treatments for minors, agriculture, and the political implications of these issues in key elections.
A wide-ranging conversation on Russia, World War II, free markets, and two closely watched Senate campaigns leads to a broader debate about ideology, national security, and the future direction of American politics. Drawing on an interview with Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, Senator Ted Cruz argues that defending free societies, constitutional government, and economic freedom remains as important today as in past global conflicts.The episode also examines claims about Russia’s economy, debates over the legacy of communism, and criticism of public figures whom Cruz says have promoted favorable narratives about Vladimir Putin and authoritarian systems. Cruz and Ben Ferguson contrast economic performance in Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States while discussing the role of free enterprise in generating prosperity.
Topics Covered:
- Debate over Russia’s economy versus the United Kingdom and the role of GDP and GDP per capita measurements
- Senator Cruz’s interview with Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg on World War II, freedom, and constitutional government
- Discussion of the Muslim Brotherhood and allegations concerning Abdul El-Sayed’s family and political connections
- National security concerns raised about access to classified information by elected officials
- James Talarico’s positions on immigration, transgender medical treatments for minors, and social policy
- Energy, oil and gas, climate policy, agriculture, cattle ranching, and their impact on jobs and the economy
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Honoring Milton Friedman, Detailing the Radical Records of El Sayed & Talarico, and Pardoning Alaska Diesel Repairmen
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson commemorate the legacy of Milton Friedman before turning to what they describe as two of the most consequential Senate races in the …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson commemorate the legacy of Milton Friedman before turning to what they describe as two of the most consequential Senate races in the country. They discuss media coverage of Abdul El-Sayed, debate the significance of questions surrounding the Muslim Brotherhood, examine James Tallarico’s policy positions, and argue that the outcome of these elections could shape energy, immigration, education, and cultural policy for years to come. The conversation concludes with a look at President Trump’s Alaska rally, support for Senator Dan Sullivan’s reelection campaign, and Trump’s decision to pardon three Alaska diesel mechanics previously convicted in a federal Clean Air Act case.
Fifty years after Milton Friedman received the Nobel Prize in Economics, Senator Ted Cruz reflects on the economist’s enduring influence on free-market thought, school choice, and economic policy. The discussion begins with a classic televised exchange between Friedman and Phil Donahue, highlighting arguments for capitalism that Cruz says remain relevant today.The episode then shifts to two highly contested 2026 Senate races, focusing on media coverage, candidate scrutiny, immigration policy, energy production, and cultural debates. Cruz and Ben Ferguson argue that recent reporting surrounding Abdul El-Sayed changed after questions were raised about his past statements, family associations, and public record. They also examine the Texas Senate race, discussing James Tallarico's positions on transgender-related policies, immigration, energy, and agriculture.
Topics Covered:
- The 50th anniversary of Milton Friedman's Nobel Prize and his defense of free-market capitalism
- Friedman’s influence on school choice and education reform
- Media coverage and scrutiny of Abdul El-Sayed and allegations concerning Muslim Brotherhood connections
- The Texas Senate race and debate over James Tallarico's positions on social and cultural issues
- Immigration, amnesty proposals, and border policy disagreements
- President Donald Trump's Alaska rally, energy development, and pardons for Alaska diesel mechanics
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BONUS POD: Bought a MAGA Hat? You May Have Ended Up in Federal Records
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update w Ben Ferguson, Ben examines the whistleblower allegations surrounding the federal investigation known as Arctic Frost, the expansion from thousands of donor records to …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update w Ben Ferguson, Ben examines the whistleblower allegations surrounding the federal investigation known as Arctic Frost, the expansion from thousands of donor records to claims involving hundreds of thousands of individuals, and the broader debate over whether government investigators exceeded appropriate boundaries while pursuing matters related to the 2020 election and Donald Trump. They discuss constitutional concerns, donor privacy, political participation, and the questions they believe the Department of Justice should answer regarding the collection and handling of these records.
New allegations from Chuck Grassley contend that records tied to at least 639,000 Republican donors, voters, and supporters were obtained during the federal investigation connected to Donald Trump. The claim raises questions about the scope of government subpoena powers, political privacy, and how donor information was collected and used.The controversy centers on whistleblower information highlighted by Grassley, who argues that investigators gathered data extending far beyond individuals directly connected to the case. According to the discussion, the records allegedly included donor information, personal identifying details, political contribution histories, and information related to campaign merchandise purchases.
Topics Covered:
- Chuck Grassley's disclosure of whistleblower allegations involving at least 639,000 Republican donors and supporters.
- The FBI investigation known as Arctic Frost and its connection to the special counsel investigation led by Jack Smith.
- Claims that donor records, contribution histories, and personal information were obtained through subpoenas.
- Questions about the collection of information related to Trump campaign merchandise purchases.
- Debate over whether records dating back to 2005 were relevant to an investigation focused on the 2020 election.
- Concerns about political privacy, government transparency, and First Amendment participation in the political process.
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Bringing the Receipts: the Major National Security Risks if Muslim Brotherhood Supporter Abdul El-Sayed is Elected to the Senate
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine allegations involving Abdul El-Sayed, review public reporting and statements cited as evidence of connections to the Muslim …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine allegations involving Abdul El-Sayed, review public reporting and statements cited as evidence of connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, discuss the structure and authority of the Senate Intelligence Committee, critique NBC’s Meet the Press interview with El-Sayed, and debate the national security implications they believe could result from his election to the U.S. Senate.
Michigan’s Senate race takes center stage as Senator Ted Cruz argues that a potential victory by Abdul El-Sayed would raise serious questions about access to classified intelligence and national security oversight. Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine El-Sayed’s public statements, past writings, family connections, campaign supporters, and media coverage surrounding allegations of ties to organizations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.The conversation also explores a little-known aspect of the U.S. Senate: elected senators do not undergo a traditional security clearance process, and committee assignments can provide access to highly sensitive intelligence information. Cruz explains how Senate leadership determines key committee placements and why he believes those decisions matter in this race.
Topics Covered:
- Abdul El-Sayed and the Michigan U.S. Senate race
- Senate access to classified intelligence and committee assignments
- Alleged Muslim Brotherhood connections discussed by Cruz and Ferguson
- The role of the Senate Intelligence Committee and intelligence oversight
- Criticism of NBC’s Meet the Press interview and media coverage
- The history and influence of the Muslim Brotherhood as described in the episode
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BONUS POD: The Feds Just came Knockin' on Ilhan Omar's Door
In this episode of the 47 Morning Update w Ben Ferguson, Ben discusses the federal search of Ilhan Omar’s residence, review the history of allegations that have surrounded her for years, examine reporting from …
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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update w Ben Ferguson, Ben discusses the federal search of Ilhan Omar’s residence, review the history of allegations that have surrounded her for years, examine reporting from multiple news organizations regarding immigration-related records, and analyze the political and legal implications of an ongoing federal investigation involving a member of Congress.
Federal agents executed a search warrant at the Washington, D.C. home of Representative Ilhan Omar as part of an ongoing federal criminal investigation. The development moves a long-running political controversy into a new phase, raising questions about what investigators are examining and what evidence, if any, supports the allegations under review. Ben breaks down the reported involvement of Homeland Security Investigations and the Department of Justice, the public reporting surrounding Omar’s immigration and marriage history, and the legal significance of a federal search warrant being approved and executed against a sitting member of Congress. He also examines the distinction between allegations, confirmed investigative actions, and the unanswered questions that remain at the center of the case.
Topics Covered:
- Federal search warrant executed at Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C. residence
- The role of Homeland Security Investigations and the Department of Justice
- Longstanding allegations involving immigration records and marriage history
- Public reporting on tax filing irregularities and unresolved factual disputes
- Reactions from President Trump, J.D. Vance, and administration officials
- Omar’s response and claims that the investigation is politically motivated
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In Defense of Western Civilization: Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg One-on-One
In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson welcome Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg for a wide-ranging discussion about his recent viral interview with Tucker Carlson. Together, they discuss …
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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson welcome Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg for a wide-ranging discussion about his recent viral interview with Tucker Carlson. Together, they discuss World War II, deterrence, NATO-era security principles, U.S.-U.K. relations, Russia’s economy, China’s ambitions toward Taiwan, and the cultural and constitutional values they argue have helped shape freedom and prosperity across the world.
A viral interview between Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg and Tucker Carlson sparked a heated debate over World War II, Nazi Germany, Russia, isolationism, and the future of the West. In this conversation, Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson, and Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg examine the arguments behind that exchange and discuss why they believe moral clarity, deterrence, and Western democratic principles remain essential in a dangerous world.The discussion centers on whether the Allies were right to defeat Nazi Germany, the role of American leadership on the global stage, and the importance of distinguishing between good and evil in foreign policy. The conversation also explores the transatlantic alliance between the United States and the United Kingdom, the challenges posed by China, Russia, and Iran, and the strategic importance of Taiwan.
Topics Covered:
- Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg's viral exchange with Tucker Carlson over World War II and Nazi Germany
- The debate over isolationism, deterrence, and "peace through strength"
- U.S.-U.K. relations and the modern "special relationship"
- China, Taiwan, and the strategic importance of advanced semiconductors
- Russia, Putin, and competing claims about economic strength and global influence
- Western constitutional traditions, individual liberty, and national sovereignty
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