Verdict with Ted Cruz

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Dec 4, 2025 • 57min

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show - Daily Review - Dec 4 2025

Join Sean Duffy, U.S. Secretary of Transportation, as he shares insights on DOT's extensive preparations for the World Cup, emphasizing the anticipated economic boom. He also discusses the pressing need for air traffic controller recruitment amidst modernization efforts. Steve Scalise, House Majority Leader, dives into legislative priorities, advocating for reforms in healthcare and housing. Investigative journalist Julie Kelly analyzes the recent pipe bomber arrest, shedding light on alleged FBI missteps and its implications for the January 6 narrative.
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Dec 4, 2025 • 15min

BONUS POD: Trump Declares War on ‘Green New Scam’ plus Visa Freeze Targets High-Risk Countries

The conversation dives into Trump's new policies aimed at lowering consumer costs, including the rollback of Biden-era fuel standards and criticism of electric vehicle mandates, tagged as a ‘Green New Scam.’ Mark Meadows joins, discussing potential $2,000 'Trump tariff checks' to combat inflation. The podcast also covers a significant immigration freeze targeting nationals from 19 high-risk countries, emphasizing a focus on national security and tighter vetting procedures.
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Dec 3, 2025 • 1h 4min

Bonus: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Dec 2 2025

Marsha Blackburn, U.S. Senator from Tennessee, joins the hosts to dive into pressing Tennessee politics, including the critical 7th Congressional District special election. She champions the Kids Online Safety Act, highlighting dangers posed by big tech to children. Blackburn also addresses vetting failures concerning Afghan arrivals and advocates for accountability regarding recent surveillance of Republican senators. The discussion culminates in a passionate plea for voter turnout in the Tennessee special election.
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Dec 3, 2025 • 47min

Exclusive with Scott Jennings

Scott Jennings, a political consultant and CNN commentator, dives into his book, detailing Donald Trump's second term. He shares memorable anecdotes about meeting Trump and insights from a unique vantage point in the Oval Office. Jennings discusses Trump's assertive use of executive orders, immigration policies, and energy strategy linked to AI competition with China. The conversation also covers the media’s response to Trump and the implications of AI on jobs and education, all wrapped in a humorous, candid tone.
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Dec 2, 2025 • 12min

BONUS POD: Fraud, Politics and Terror Links in Walz's Nightmare Explosive Medicaid Controversy

Whistleblowers reveal that over 400 Minnesota health employees warned Governor Walz about Medicaid fraud but faced retaliation. Allegations suggest funds intended for autism programs were misappropriated and sent to terrorist organizations like Al-Shabaab. Political motivations are questioned, with claims that Walz prioritized votes from the Somali community over accountability. Meanwhile, mainstream media's soft coverage allowed Walz to dodge tough questions, raising concerns about who will ultimately be prosecuted in this unfolding scandal.
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Dec 1, 2025 • 33min

Terror Comes to America from Biden Afghan Terrorists

The hosts delve into a recent shooting of National Guard members linked to an Afghan refugee, raising alarms about security lapses following the chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal. They blast the Biden administration for prioritizing politics over safe vetting of refugees. Historical insights reveal a drop in approval ratings post-withdrawal, while humanitarian concerns emerge around child marriages and abuse among newcomers. The conversation highlights the ideological blindness of Democrats toward radical terrorism, echoing past warnings of potential domestic threats.
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Nov 29, 2025 • 35min

Al-Shabaab & the Minnesota Taxpayers, University Declares ‘Whiteness’ a Pandemic plus Texas Takes Aim at Terror Week In Review

A shocking investigation reveals Minnesota welfare fraud that allegedly funded the terrorist group Al-Shabaab through fraudulent Medicaid programs. The discussion uncovers the staggering rise in costs and the targeting of vulnerable populations. Additionally, the University of Minnesota's controversial labeling of 'whiteness' as a cultural pandemic provokes fierce criticism for its perceived Marxist ideology. Meanwhile, Texas takes a bold stance by designating the Muslim Brotherhood and CARE as terrorist organizations, sparking debate on their influence in education and activism.
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Nov 28, 2025 • 13min

BONUS POD: Holiday Spending to Break $1 Trillion as Democrats Push Economic Narrative

The discussion dives into the Democrats' shifting narrative on inflation and affordability. Thanksgiving gas prices are down to their lowest since the pandemic, with conservative states benefiting the most. Holiday spending is predicted to surpass $1 trillion, though Gen Z plans to spend less. Additionally, Thanksgiving meal costs have dropped significantly, contrasting sharply with previous inflation spikes. Experts highlight potential risks from tariffs and shipping delays, underscoring the need for early holiday shopping.
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Nov 27, 2025 • 14min

BONUS POD: "SHUT IT DOWN!" Biden Immigration Failures leads to Nat. Guardsmen SHOT!

Two National Guardsmen were ambushed near the White House, revealing concerning issues around security and immigration. The suspect, a 29-year-old Afghan national, was in the U.S. under a controversial evacuation program. Discussions highlight how the attack underscores perceived failures in vetting procedures and the implications of open-border policies. There’s criticism of mainstream media for downplaying the terrorism aspect and a call for stricter immigration policies. The phrase 'Allahu Akbar' is framed as a battle cry linked to jihadist violence.
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Nov 26, 2025 • 34min

Huge Victory-Trump Designates Muslim Brotherhood as a Terrorist Organization, plus NYT says Illegal Aliens Stealing Identities of U.S. Citizens are the Real Victims

The hosts reflect on Thanksgiving traditions, sharing heartfelt family anecdotes about games like poker. They dive deep into Trump's designation of the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist organization, highlighting the significant implications for national security. Criticism is leveled at a New York Times article portraying an undocumented immigrant as a victim, sparking a debate on identity theft's real impact on citizens. Additionally, the show critiques a University of Minnesota site that labels 'whiteness' as a pandemic, arguing against anti-family ideologies.

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