Verdict with Ted Cruz

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Jan 28, 2026 • 31min

Honoring and Remembering My Tia Sonia

Tia Sonia, a Cuban exile who lived through the Revolution, imprisonment, and life rebuilding in the U.S. shares vivid memories. She recalls leaving Cuba in 1962, the gap between Castro’s promises and daily deprivation, state surveillance and indoctrination, risking imprisonment to resist, and returning with scarce aid for family members.
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Jan 27, 2026 • 11min

BONUS POD: Here Comes Homan! Border Czar sent to Minnesota’s Civil‑War

A tense phone call between national and state leaders is recapped, with plans to send a federal immigration enforcer to Minnesota. Demands for local cooperation on transferring undocumented people to federal custody are described. Claims of a large welfare fraud probe and federal pressure to end sanctuary policies are highlighted.
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30 snips
Jan 26, 2026 • 37min

Mayhem in Minneapolis: Why it's Happening, How to Stop it & Why Dems Will Shut the Government Down to Encourage More 

Hosts analyze fatal confrontations with ICE in Minneapolis and urge de‑escalation. They compare Minnesota to Texas, blaming local cooperation and political messaging. Discussion covers organized violent protest tactics and safety choices during law enforcement encounters. They allege media distractions tied to a big Minnesota fraud story and predict Democrats may block DHS funding to shape political narratives.
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13 snips
Jan 24, 2026 • 31min

Oil Means National Security, Rep. Jim Jordan vs Jack Smith & Crime Crashes Coast‑to‑Coast Week In Review

They debate oil as a national security tool and the risks of prices plunging for U.S. producers. They discuss Venezuela’s ruined oil infrastructure and how long and costly rebuilding would be. They examine Cuba’s economic collapse and the role of Mexican oil. They scrutinize the integrity of high-profile legal investigations and highlight recent nationwide drops in violent crime.
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Jan 23, 2026 • 35min

Murder Rate Plummets-Trump Literally Saving Lives plus Disastrous Jack Smith Testimony

A surprising 20% nationwide drop in murder rates is showcased, with cities like Chicago and New York seeing significant declines. The hosts credit increased law enforcement actions, stricter border policies, and drug interdictions for improved public safety. They critique media coverage for downplaying these positive statistics, claiming a disconnect from the Trump administration's efforts. Additionally, they discuss allegations of misconduct in political prosecutions and the reliability of key testimonies related to January 6.
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Jan 22, 2026 • 58min

Bonus: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Jan 22 2026

Katie Zachariah, a savvy political and legal commentator, dives into the dynamic landscape of California politics. She and the hosts dissect Gavin Newsom's recent antics at Davos and assess his standing among Democrats. The discussion also touches on the implications of the proposed wealth tax, warning about the potential exodus of billionaires. Additionally, they explore voter ID measures and the GOP's chances in a state dominated by liberal policies, making for a lively and insightful conversation.
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7 snips
Jan 22, 2026 • 15min

BONUS POD: Trump Was Negotiating While the Media Was Lying

The discussion uncovers a proposed framework deal for Greenland and the Arctic, emphasizing long-term diplomatic goals over military action. The speakers highlight the strategic importance of the region in curbing Russian and Chinese influence. Trump’s use of tariffs as a negotiation tactic is explored, showcasing how diplomatic pressure led to a successful outcome. Additionally, criticism of media narratives around potential invasion and a call for a 'Board of Peace' as an alternative to the UN adds depth to the analysis.
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8 snips
Jan 21, 2026 • 15min

BONUS POD: Civil War Inside the Democratic Party Erupts Over ICE Enforcement

A fierce internal battle erupts within the Democratic Party over ICE enforcement. Recent ICE operations in Minnesota spotlight arrests of violent offenders, but critics accuse Democrats of shielding criminals and mischaracterizing ICE. Tensions rise as one faction pushes to abolish ICE while another softens rhetoric yet aims for similar ends. Protests against ICE are labeled as radical, igniting debates on community safety and law enforcement's role. The clash reveals deeper ideological divides, highlighting the struggle for public perception.
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Jan 20, 2026 • 58min

Bonus: Daily Review with Clay and Buck - Jan 20 2026

The discussion kicks off with the thrilling Indiana vs. Miami college football championship, featuring a pro-Indiana crowd and a special appearance by Donald Trump. The hosts dive into Trump's bold ambitions to acquire Greenland, exploring its implications for U.S. national security and military strategy. They debate the likelihood of a deal based on prediction markets, while also touching on NATO reactions and historical territorial precedents. The episode wraps with a fascinating look at Trump's achievements in his first year and their impact on his voter base.
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7 snips
Jan 20, 2026 • 15min

BONUS POD: DHS Arrests 10K Criminal Illegals in Minneapolis ALONE!

Over 10,000 criminal illegal aliens have reportedly been arrested in Minneapolis, with 3,000 in the past six weeks. Many of these arrests involve violent crimes, marking a significant public safety victory. The investigation into local leaders, including Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey, for allegedly obstructing federal law enforcement is ongoing. Additionally, allegations of $19 billion in fraud tied to the Feeding Our Future organization have surfaced, with $250 million in pandemic-era food program fraud also under scrutiny.

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