conservative like ted cruz. cruz onto the sidelines. that was a lesson for the entire party. you know, if that could happen to ted cruz, that could happen to anyone. >> presumptive g.o.p. presidential nominee donald trump is celebrating... >> donald trump is promising to make a big effort to unify the g.o.p. over his presumptive nomination. >> can the candidate who lives by slash-and-burn calm republican jitters... >> narrator: as the presumptive nominee arrived in washington... >> trump meeting with republican lawmakers on capitol hill today... >> closed-door meetings... >> narrator: ...the republican establishment faced a decision. >> he'll try to reassure some members of congress. >> republicans had a crossroads in 2016. you can win power, but it's going to be with this person, who has said all of these different things over the years that are offensive, who has a spotty record on business and politics. you can win power, but it comes at this cost. >> narrator: senate leader mitch mcconnell and speaker of the

. >> senator ted cruz. >> who? >> suggested you come down and speak for yourself. >> i don't invitations from republicans. >> when we encounter hundreds of people crossing, do you have the courage and integrity to say i lied to you? >> today is a very sad day in the city of memphis. >> police are confirming the human remains found are those of liza fletcher. >> we are now learning the suspect had a horrific history. >> hello, massachusetts. >> trump endorsed candidate geoff diehl wins the republican primary for massachusetts governor. >> i declare mara healy to be the worst nightmare i'm here to stop her. >> what would bring people like this. >> a new campaign. >> making friends everywhere. >> loved that interview yesterday, brian. >> "fox & friends," america's best friends. ♪ ♪ good morning st. petersburg. st. petersburg, florida. right now 82 degrees. they are going for a daytime high of 90. i was thinking, you know, as i looked up st. petersburg weather st. petersburg, russia, weather also came up. in russia in

senator ted cruz is with us now.t to comment on the climate alarmist cult and what is happening in california, but it's probably the greatest example of political jiu-jitsu i've ever seen in my life, what you, governor abbott, ron desantis have done, and that his boss illegal immigrants to people who want sanctuary cities and states command all of a sudden, they pay attention, but don't want to go down to the border where you have been dealing with it every day now for what, 19 months? >> what we are seeing right now is not normal. this is not a normal state of affairs. we saw joe biden go to philadelphia and give one of the most hateful divisive speech is a sitting president has ever given. he called you and me and every one of your listeners fascists. it is wrong demonizing the american people. we saw karine jean-pierre say people are not crossing the border, not walking across the border. we are used to flags spinning. this was a flat out lie, objective law. i invited her to come to the border and she said "i'm go

ted cruz is way out of step with texas.ave republican operatives that recognize reasonable controls is not an infringement on rights. >> there's so much emotion on the issue and dealing with people impacted by a school shooting in a community your heart has to go out to them. end of story. to get in a shouting match with someone hurts over this doesn't make sense. we have to go. thank you so much. >> thank you. take care. >> we'll be right back. backup? no she's totally in charge. of her portfolio and daniel g. she's building a greener future and he's... running a pretend restaurant. and phil? phil has questions, but none of them are about his portfolio. digital tools so impressive, your money never stops working for you with merrill, a bank of america company. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. n't just connect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. we call this e

texas republican ted cruz the only dissenting votes.or mcconnell's remarks followed by number of democratic senators talking about preserving social security and medicare. >> released a draft short-term funding bill bigger parts of the draft are unobjectionable because they were negotiated across partyty lines. both sides of the s l1 to a government shutdown that no one wantss. both sides want to keep the resources flowing. to disaster stricken communities. both the democratic chairman of the appropriationsmmun committe, senator leahy and republican vice chair senator shelby. it stated publicly that this poison excuse me mr. president i've got a misplaced page here. as i was saying both sides want to continue time is sensitive support for ukraine. but unfortunately her democratic colleagues decided to put in extraneous artisan language. in fact a poison pill. this extraneous poison pills not related related to keep the government open. it was not negotiated across the aisle. publican vice president this poison pill should not be much to

ted cruz says he won't vote for it. >> ted cruz says he's not going to vote for it-- i'm paraphrasingat's so frustrating about this is 2020 election was actually is among the most remarkable elections, in the midst of a pandemic. republicans, democrats, there was huge turnout across the board. ( applause ) it was hugely successful. there was no widespread voter fraud. every recount that's been done, every study that's been done, there just wasn't. it just didn't happen. and so now-- so ted cruz's line is, "this will make it harder for congress to catch fraud," he's just kowtowing to the -- you know, the loonies in his distribute who-- in his particular state, who he needs in case he, you know, gets to run for president. >> stephen: we're going to take a little break. but stick around, everybody. when we come back, we'll talk about anderson's new podcast about grief "all there is." stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) overactive bladder? i've been there.hr in fear of an embarrassing bladder accident. liike this. in fear of an embarrassing i don't! i found real relief with axonics therapy,

. >> sean: texas senator ted cruz, do you agree with me? they can't run on anything that they are successful so they have 3 things. january 6th, hating donald trump, the usual playbook republicans are racist and sexist and xenophobia and january 6th and abortion. >> you are exactly right. if you look at the issues that are racking the country and hurting americans across the country. number 1 inflation. the democrats have no plan for inflation other than to make it worse. to spend trillions more and drive inflation up more. no plan to drive gas prices other than to make it worse. crime, no plan to reduce it other than to make it worse by supporting radical leftists d.a.'s and trying to defend the police. illegal immigrants they don't want to stop. their plan is more chaos at the border. the only political strategy is distraction. they will scream donald trump all day long. nothing on planet earth they hate more than donald trump. they will unleash the fbi to go after donald trump to distract people and set joe biden to giver up the most hat

narco slave trade, and here's what senator ted cruz uncovered.look. >> these children come in in that to vicious cartels, thousands and thousands of dollars. in the teenage boys work for the gangs in every city in america, and the teenage girls experience a hell worse than that, with far too many of them human traffic into slavery. of joe biden and kamala harris are responsible for the worst plague of slavery in america since the civil war. >> sean: joining us now with more is texas senators dominic senator ted cruz. a while back on my radio show i interviewed somebody that secure the border, one of the agents, and for 15 years he followed sex industry. that literally comes across our southern border. you've been now chronicling this in real time happening at a much -- much more accelerated pace than in prior years. what did you see? >> it is horrific, it is a human tragedy that's playing out on our southern border. so two weeks ago i brought seven senators down to the southern border. i've been down there many, many times. it is the worst i've e

senator ted cruz, thank you for being with us. here with more reaction we have the texas attorney jim paxton and florida attorney general. let's start with you, jim. to me, between governor abbot and governor de santis the best political jujitsu ever in history and the impact and look at the rank. >> no. it'sogist, it's amazing. they've done an amazing job. they've had to deal with this crisis over the last two years and i love that they're highlighting the hypocrisy that you and senator cruz gest about. they're dealing with a few, we deal with 5 thousand a day and we've been dealing with this for almost tuyeres. and as senator cruz talked about, del rio, a town of 36 thousand had 50 percent more people show up at their door and had to deal -- there was no complaining by the liberal elite, no complaining by gavin newsome. we had to deal with it, and we had no help. >> looking at ron de santis he pointed to what, 70 jacksonville alone of illegal immigrants dropped off in florida in the dark of night. florida is not not sanctuary st

take a listen to ted cruz a couple hours ago. >> illegal immigration, they don't want to stop it.ir plan is more illegal immigration, more chaos at the border. their only political strategy, which you can see their cronies in the corporate media, is distraction. they want to scream donald trump all day long because there's nothing on planet earth that they hate more than donald j. trump. >> gillian: what do you think? >> i think what's distracting are people like ted cruz getting on tv and making these types of comments. we really have to redefine what we mean by secure and securing the border. women and children fleeing conflict zone, war-torn countries, america has proven to be safe country where people can come and provide, get a better lifestyle, better life. we see happening in texas with governor abbott. sending women and children and men into major cities across the country, that's not secure. that's not a way to track people as they are coming in. fleeing whatever conflict they are fleeing and providing a safety net for them in this country. i think when we talk about the

>> stephen: ted cruz. ( laughter ) after blocking health care to veterans, cruz was caught on cameraking up to montana senator steve daines and giving him a fist bump. i imagine there's some veterans out there who would also like to bump ted cruz with their fists. ( cheers and applause ) this whole thing-- there you go. that's closer. there you go. this whole thing is outrageous! and you know who is particularly outraged? my old buddy and leprechaun law partner, jon stewart. ( laughter ) jonny-- jonny stew's been advocating for this veterans' healthcare bill for years, and almost saw it across the finish line, until republicans shanked it. and, he had words. >> so ain't this a bitch? ain't this a bitch? america's heroes... who fought in our wars... outside, sweating their asses off... with oxygen. battling all kinds of ailments. while these mother( bleep ) sit in the air conditioning, walled off from any of it! if this is america first, then america is ( bleep ). >> stephen: wow. ( cheers and applause ) now, a lot of people-- ( cheers and applause ) strong words. "this is america fir

>> senator ted cruz. he suggested you come down and see for yourself whether they are actually crossing the border. is that something you think about doing? >> i have been to the border. i went in 2018. i stood outside facilities where the trump administration was separating families. tearing babies out of their mother's arms. some of those kids that still have not been reunited with their families. and, so one thing i've will say is i certainly don't need lectures or invitations from republicans about the border or border policies. you know, and i certainly won't take advice on borders from anyone who voted against securing record level of funding for the department of homeland security and, you know, while folks are sending invites i will use this opportunity to invite him or anyone else next time to vote for record pending for dhs as president biden has requested. we will move on from there. >> what about the migrants who drowned >> -- last week? bikes that is a tragic, that is tragic when we hear news

>> senator ted cruz. he suggested you come down and see for yourself whether they are actually crossing the border. is that something you think about doing? >> i have been to the border. i went in 2018. i stood outside facilities where the trump administration was separating families. tearing babies out of their mother's arms. some of those kids that still have not been reunited with their families. and, so one thing i've will say is i certainly don't need lectures or invitations from republicans about the border or border policies. you know, and i certainly won't take advice on borders from anyone who voted against securing record level of funding for the department of homeland security and, you know, while folks are sending invites i will use this opportunity to invite him or anyone else next time to vote for record pending for dhs as president biden has requested. we will move on from there. >> what about the migrants who drowned >> -- last week? bikes that is a tragic, that is tragic when we hear news

why aren't more republicans, including, frankly, your old boss ted cruz, saying that that kind of rhetoricsh i knew the answer to that and i wish more rational republicans would be more vocal on this, because based o what we heard former president trump say in pennsylvania, there is really an alternate reality, in the way he sees key issues when we're talking about election deniers, january 6th and the mar-a-lago raid, president trump classified these as the democrats' overreach and trying to silence free speech. he looked at what happened on january 6th as imprisoning political protesters and mar-a-lago as democrats' indiscriminate raid of a private home of a political enemy. i don't see it that way at all. many rational republicans do not see it that way at all. and the frustrating thing is we had donald trump campaigning in pennsylvania talking more about himself and president biden than the two candidates he was there to campaign for. we have just over 60 days to the midterm elections. any minute we're speaking about trump is a minute lost. we need to be talking about the top issues th

>> senator ted cruz. he has suggested to come see for yourself migrants crossing the border. is that something you will take him up on? >> i went in 2018. i stood outside facilities where the trump administration were separating families. carrying babies out of their mother's arms. some of those kids still have not been reunited with their families. one thing i will say is i certainly do not need lectures or invitations for republicans about the border, or border policy. i certainly won't take advice on the border from anyone who voted against securing record levels of funding for the department of homeland security. while folks are sending invites, i will use this opportunity to invite him, or anyone else next time, devote for funding for dhs , as president biden has requested. we will move on from that. >> [indiscernible] >> that is a tragic -- that is tragic when we hear news like that. our hearts go out to the families certainly. that is what we try to work hard to do to secure the border and make sure that we do not see those types of tragedies and heartbreaks. i know th

no one knows what donald trump will do and as republican senator ted cruz noted on saturday, everythinginges on that issue. here he is. >> there are some republicans who are beating their chest and running around saying, i'm running no matter what, it doesn't matter what trump does. that's utter garbage. they are all lying. it does matter. you are not tethered to reality if you think it doesn't make a difference whether he chooses to run or not. i will tell you this, if he doesn't run everybody runs. 2016 we had 17 republican candidates, i think this time around on the over/under i would take the over, i think we will have 20 or more. >> that was senator ted cruz speaking yesterday at an event in texas. >>> for the second time in six weeks the ceo of pfizer has tested positive for covid-19. albert bourla says he's feeling well and doesn't have any symptoms. he's received four doses of the voen and has been waiting to take an updated booster shot. he cautioned that the virus is still with us despite the progress we have made so far. >>> while much of europe appears to be emerging from th

>> well, look, i'm grateful for all those who believed in me in this race, senator ted cruz, my formerert, and yesterday the voters of this district made their voices clear. we won this primary by ten points. i'm not behold en to anyone in washington, d.c. i'm standing up for the people, will make that my main focus heading into the november general election and we'll take back the house. >> sandra: is that a yes, you will support mccarthy as house speaker? >> we are not focused on that right now, frankly. i don't know. what i am focused on and what i do know, i'll continue to stand up for the people of this district. >> sandra: and i said utah, ohio jim jordan. final final on this, karoline. there's a lot of democrats right now are saying they got exactly what they wanted, with a far right maga candidate like you now going up against the two-term democrat in this, the first district in new hampshire. to them you say what? >> to the democrats i say this. it is not extreme to want to put your country first. it's not extreme to want to have secure border, a strong military, unleash the m

and we had ted cruz with that tweet. martha's vineyard, greenwich, connecticut. you heard him talk about other places as well including hollywood. desantis was pretty clear this was coming. >> that's correct, erin. anyone who's been listening to desantis for months knows that he has been very publicly and repeatedly threatening to send migrants anywhere that gives democrats heartburn. he has thrown out president biden's home state of delaware, washington, d.c. and, yes, even martha's vineyard. now, he has $12 million set aside for this, and he has said today that he will use, quote, every penny of it. the big question that still remains is how did desantis get around a state law that says this money was supposed to be used to transport migrants that were in his home state of florida as you showed on that map, these people started in san antonio and went all the way to martha's vineyard. he was asked about that discrepancy today and he said this. >> so they've been in texas identifying people that are trying to come to florida. and then offering them free transpor

wearing a fleece and that was something really embarrassing or whatever, but it was really about ted cruze management. >> jeanine: okay, i am not going to make this political. i'm going to talk about energy. the thing that is making me crazy is buttigieg is now interested in the california ban on new gas cars and making it national. so, guys, if california -- and for some reason, virginia was connected to it, on the ban on developing new gas cars, apparently buttigieg is thinking about nationally. isn't that wonderful? >> dana: several state legislatures across the country decided to tie their future to california, so when california does, they will automatically d. governor youngkin trying to pull that back, we will see. >> greg: fact-check: you are correct. 2019. >> jessica: thank you. >> greg: donald trump said they decrease property values, true, and the noise they emit good cause cancer. some say. >> jesse: couched it. >> jessica: about everything. some say. >> greg: that is the genius. >> dana: stay right there. steve doocy is here to teach us a thing or two about good cooking with

ted cruz. ted cruz.verything is bigger in texas except your sad, soggy penis. [ laughter ] ted of course has put on a couple pounds over the past few years. but honestly, that's what happens when you're constantly eating. trump's ass. [ cheers and applause ] and finally, marjorie taylor greene is proof that the left and the right really can come together. just look at her eyes. [ laughter ] i actually appreciate this woman because now i know what it would look like if i had a daughter with mickey rourke. [ laughter ] marjorie, of course, is anti-abortion and sadly, so was her mom. [ laughter ] [ applause ] am i going too hard on poor marjorie? marjorie, she's had a rough week. i should be nice. she actually -- i know marjorie, you got swatted twice this week, which is terrifying, and i'm so sorry that happened to you. but let me just say, it really could not have happened to a dumber bitch. [ applause ] and that was "nikki's speed roast." [ cheers and applause ] that was so fun. but you know, ridiculous

some of the attendees here are not up for reelection, like republican senator ted cruz who is about to take the stage soon and others are in the final, like democrat beto o'rourke who is also on the agenda as he battles it out with texas governor abbott for the governor's job. polls show that the abbott's leading the race, but the tough stance on immigration and the border is-- (inaudible). neil: all right, we had some audio problems with casey there. i apologize for this, we seem to have disproportionate number of these happening today, but just to let you know, that race is, you know, depending on the -- in texas whether a five point lead for an incumbent governor is a big enough lead. there was concern with beto o'rourke challenging ted cruz years back that he was going to win and that he had the momentum. it was close, but not what people thought it would be. developments in new york city and all the buses that arrive in the city by the day often up to half dozen a day and this is the latest a little while ago and another bus arriving. we've heard reports that mayor adams is trying

people like ted cruz and the senator here from florida that came from cuba. it is america we don't import senators. we import hard-working people. host: we are running short on time did you have a question? caller: i just want to say the democratic party should be listening when it comes to emigration. immigration. guest: thank you for your kind words like really appreciate that. number one and number two i hope you stay safe from the hurricane that's about to hit i hope everything works out for the people of florida. but let me say this, we have to understand the border. what is happening there, for example if you think about this right now 60% of the border patrol agents we have in texas are actually at the migrant processing centers. 60% taking care of migrants. 10% of them are actually doing administrative work that all that only leaves 30% of agents, only 30% so while the numbers are going up you have less border patrol agents at the checkpoints and at the border where they are supposed to be doing their job. with all due respect we could provide other s

. >> now, when ted cruz held up your book, and did all of those things, and in trying to, i guess half a gotcha moment with judge brown jackson. i know it helped your book sales. but what does it say about this country, when a person like ketanji brown jackson could be taken through the cases that she was taken through, when just when the marshall was going for confirmation that wasn't hard. that was during a period of time in this country which should not have been harder for a black person to -- yet, she was staking through, and at the cost of this is this battle around race, and racism, and what is racism and anti racism. how do you feel about that? >> i need, karen, i initially felt so horrible about judge jackson. i mean, you know, for her to have to, for me to see, after the fact, that was like, something when it was happening for her to have to deal with my book or the book of another sort of writer being distorted and weaponized, and then, for her having to sort of gather herself, and who knows what ran through her mind. you know, when she was, you know, i think i felt that for

we all remember that when texas's grid failed, ted cruz try to quietly skip off to the ritz-carlton in sun with his family while people in his state that he represents literally froze to death. and he only came back after people came -- found out and took pictures. and he was shamed into returning to the crisis. d he w as shamed into returning so, in that respect, e for the california -- fornia - i think i changed my mind about these glasses. yeah, it happens. that's why visionworks gives you 100 days to change your mind. it's simple. anything else i can help you with? like what? visionworks. see the difference. ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan for future generations. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, wh

we have heard how senator ted cruz feels about the cancellation of student debt.ou are that slacker barista who wasted seven years in college studying completely useless things, now has loans and cannot get a job joe biden just gave you 20 grand. >> a total mischaracterization of the folks that are carrying student debt right now. that being said, who is he working with in order to figure out a way that this does not happen? >> right now, these are actually individual efforts that we are seeing play out. their senators, other member of congress seeing what role they can play. it's pretty difficult for members of congress to bring a case, but we have seen instances in which members of congress have filed friend of the court were amicus briefs in support of challenges to the presidents authority. there are other outside groups republican attorneys general that we talked about, and they're all bringing some form of the same argument. i talked to mark motive itch, it was the attorney general of arizona, who described this as the greatest transfer of wealth ever from p

so for example ted cruz, i think it was who used don't $200,000 of his own campaign money. i don't want to be 100% sure. let's say a politician spent $200,000 of his own money buying books. that'll do. so i mean too much 200,000 of his campaign money to buy books. so what i'm saying, is that on that side of the of the political divide there is a kind of depth. and i guess i saw it with trump if you appeal to somebody's visceral excitement if you're inspirational if you make if it if they make you angry. um, they're very likely to you know, be more buying a book. well, mr. oznos, we've talked about some of your successes. is there a flop in there you'd like to mention? oh my god, a flap me matt. oh, i well the second since you want to ask the second trump book. so inevitably we're going to do a sequel after are the deal. because it was such a great success. and so this time of course. he said, you know, i want a sequel. and mr. nurse said of course, we'll have a sequel and this time we paid five times more as an advance than we paid for the first book because he was a huge b

now, amid the biden bordermid th crossing crisis, senator ted cruz, he offered failing white house pressretary karine jean-pierresenator an invitation to the border to see the tragedy firsthand. but she refusetragedy d the inv. senator cruz is with us now. senator ? well, you may want to comment on the climate alarmists cultat and what's happening in california, but it's probably the greatest i've, bu example of political jujitsu i've ever seen in my life. you , governor abbott, rhondanob santos, have donboe and that is bus the illegal immigrants to the people that want sanctuary cities and states. then all of a sudden they pay attention, but they don't want p to go down to the border where v you have been dealing with it i every day. now,every da for, what, 19 monte >> yeah, look what we're seeing right now, sean. it's not normal. this is this is not a normal state. of affairs.tate o we saw joe biden go to philadelphia and give one of the mostoe biden hateful, divise speeches any sitting president has ever given. he's called halfmost hch is of s fascist. he calleidd you ans evd meer ane

you only get detail if you're in leadership, unless facing death threats to ted cruz has 24 hour private security at his home in houston and he capitol police detail everywhere he goes otherwise. and there is a lot more of this going on and i think it is in part because there are certain elements of our leadership ship and certain media elements generally that help perpetuate and perpetuate and give voice to this. and i think it's something that i just think it's something that everybody really to take a look at. but is it you know, are we dodging bullets? you know, in washington. no. but there is more. okay. we'll pick. i won't blow the whistle here because we are right up on time. but certainly we want to take our time again and again thank our panelists for being with us. thank capital resource is fair and paul hearst must be humanities and for all of you being here today thank you for your time. please give these gentlemen a great round of >> if you missed any of our coverage of the mississippi book festival, you can find if it online at booktv.org. just click on the fairs and festiv

and ted cruz's and people who over a four or five year period basically wave the white flag and allowed him to run fairly roughshod over a lot of our institutions. so the working title, this book, as i was working on it, was they all knew better because they did i talked to all of them pretty much one of the defining strains of all of these conversations was there was always a major, major between what they were saying privately, contemptuously, often about the president and what they were saying publicly, which was adulation, which was, you know, complete capitulation, submission, whatever you want to call it. one of the challenges this book, by the way, was finding fun synonyms for like words like this. my favorite, by the way, was the brigade know, the dutiful brigade of republican turd polishers. that was from sykes of the bulwark. i shot him out in the book for being the author of that, but no mean this was the central dynamic of the republican over these years. i tried to tell a story about a six year period in washington through the lens of this sort of steady and. one of the int

missouri republican senator josh hawley and texas republican senator ted cruz have already given the bill a thumbs down. i think that's not in the constitution. the constitution leaves this issue. states. >> that's always been the case for 200 plus years. this bill is not solving any real problem. >> but it is causing a very significant problem is in particular, deeply harmful to religious liberty. >> democrats want this to be a standalone bill but are open to the idea of incorporating it into a government funding bill. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says that will cause more problems. >> i think the key to getting to see are gone with the least amount of controversy. is for it to be clean. >> now many lawmakers are still optimistic that they can keep this bill as a stand-alone bill and they hope to have this pass before the end of the month. reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right, basil, thanks for breaking that all down for us. well, back here at home and alameda county sheriff's deputy is in custody, accused of >> shooting and killing 2 people. investi

senator ted cruz, thank you for being with us. all right. here with more reaction, we have the texas attorney generalr ,ken paxton,ida and floridaat attorney general ashleigh moody . ken, let's start with you. get your take on this to me between governor abbott and governor santos. the best political jujitsu move ever in history. >> and look at the impact and look at the rank hypocrisy. th>>n. no, it's just it's amazing.g jo. they've done an amazing job. they've had to deal with this crisis over the last two years. and i lovehighli that they're highlighting the hypocrisy that senator cruz just talked about. t they were dealing with a few hundred, maybe a thousand. you said f martha'ews vineyard h we deal with five thousand a day. and we've been dealingor with this for almost two years. and as senator cruz talked about, del rio, a town of thirty six thousand, had 50% more people show up at their door and we had to deal with it. there was noing by t complainine liberal elite. there was no complaining by gavin newsom. we had to deal with it and

republican ted cruz is one of the senators against it. this bill is a terrible bill. >> and it is in particular deeply harmful to religious liberty. >> now democrats are considering attaching the bill to the upcoming vote on a new budget that would force conservatives to make a choice between passing it for letting the government shutdown. something republican leader mitch mcconnell says he wants to avoid the key to getting the cr done. >> with the least amount of controversy. is for it to be clean possible. >> democratic leader chuck schumer agrees it would be ideal not to link the 2, but he put the ball back in republicans to do it as a separate bill. we hope there are 10 republicans to help us with that. multiple republican senators have said that they would support the legislation. but so far it hasn't gotten the support that ended. it would need in order to pass. >> live in washington, i'm hannah brandt. >> of what is the actual timeline for this bill? how soon do we think they might actually vote on it? >> grant senator schumer says

and here is what senator ted cruz uncovered. >> take a look. these children come in in debt to vicious cartels. thousands and thousands of dollars. and the teenage boys worked for the gangs. and every city in america. a hel and the teenage girls experience a worse than their with far too many of them human trafficked into slavery. joe biden and kamala harris are responsible for the worst plague of slavery in americaca since the civil war. >> all right. joining us now with mores texa is texas senator ted cruz.tor t senator , a while back on show my radio show,i i interviewed somebody that that secured the border. >> one of the agents. and for 15 years, he followed the industry that literally comes across our southern border. you've been now chronicling this in real time, happening at a much, much more accelerated pace than ine ac prior years. >> what did you see? it is horrific.ut it is a human tragedy thatr soue is playing out on our southern border. so two wee weeksks ago, i brougt seven senators down to the southern border. it i there many, m

texas senator ted cruz was confronted by a man on an airplane who sarcastically thanked him for all he's done since the school shooting in new valley last may. thank you for everything you've done since we've all been all those podcasts. episodes must have raised a lot of money. just yesterday i tried to pass close significant school state. did you vote against party objected to it what senator cruz told the man his proposed school safety bill was blocked on the senate floor. last week. the man asked the senator if he knew any of the names of the 21 students and teachers who were killed in that school shooting. cruz said he didn't know the names but didn't provide one and dismissed the man as partisan. for the second time in two days, a strong earthquake has rocked taiwan. the latest quake was centered in the town of she hang on the island's southeastern coast. it had a 6.8 magnitude. there was a 6.4 quake centered in that same area yesterday, with many smaller aftershocks since taiwan's emergency center reports. one person has died in nine others suffered minor injuries. some of those h

tonight on "jesse watters primetime," we have senator ted cruz, kayleigh mcenany, not a senator and senatort. by the way, i guess i'm not doing my show at fox nation awards. >> dana: i think you are. >> greg: mine wasn't on there. >> dana: i think you are. >> greg: gutfeld 11:00 p.m. emily compagno, tyrus great show. greg's perfect house guest tips. if you are going to have a bear over, make sure the bear knows how to open and close a door. check out this fellow. i have never seen a bear this conscientious. usually when i have bears over they just come in. wiping his paws and then he is going to close the door. >> dana: excuse me. >> greg: isn't that nice in the most adorable thing after he closed the door he ate the person. it's adorable. so adorable the person was screaming for her life but eaten. >> jesse: going to show that? >> greg: that's for tomorrow. >> dana: harold ford jr.? >> harold: sending wishes for poe the baltimore mascot. season ending injury on the fields. ravens coach harbaugh left unquote drumstick during a mascot vs. youth football team game. although he fell to the gro

raise money to stop trump-like threats to democracy, threats to their power that means ron desantis, ted cruzjosh hawley, ron johnson, jim jordan, j.d. vance. look out all of you. even parents who attend school board meetings, there threats to these megalomaniacs. the bottom line, if you voted for trump and plan to vote for him again or strongly supported key aspects of the agenda, they will treat you as a potential domestic terrorist, fascist, or white supremacist. maybe, you will qualify f for te trifecta. >> these days, it feels like we are not at the brink of a civil war, but one that has already begun. trump supporter's are no longer speaking the language of violence appeared >> it is america versus b6. >> this hate filled agenda, this maga agenda that we saw in our nation's capital has no place in a democracy. >> it can't exist. >> of course as they said -- this angry routine, so pathetic. democrats are doing the real damage to america. there is is a relentless assault on our bedrock principles, on the idea of a politically blind justice system, on national sovereignty, rights and educa

a larger question is the consequences now for the justice department and fbi uc senator ted cruz saying there needs to be wholesale firings and you see marco rubio, a platform saying nuclear documents should they really have been there and senator marco rubio saying look out your sources the doj and fbi. there is more damage than to just of the immediate national security this is creating. >> those are garbage claims. they frankly don't deserve the titles. like who runs the fbi, who appointed him? it's a bunch of nonsense. these people will say and do anything to keep their guy in power and it's so disheartening to me as an american because i've always thought there is stuff that has to be above party politics but not for these people so it's despicable and at the point you made about barack obama it's a difficult point which is who's going to have the security clearances to serve almost no one. the cabinet officials had access and almost no one else so it's going to be small and even smaller still because it's hard to imagine an agreement between the justice department and donald trump

rifling through senate papers, then president trump and efforts by republican senators josh hawley and ted cruzurn the electoral college vote, pose for selfies, and stand on the senate dais for a prayer led by qanon conspiracy theorist jacob chansley. this is an extended excerpt from the video filmed by you luke mogelson on january 6. amy: we are going to leave it here. talking about cnn. before that, you see the qanon theorist jacob chansley take off his horns on the dais to lead prayer. i was wondering if you could talk, luke mogelson, about how you are accepted by them to film and in the midst of them? did you climb to the window to get there? then talk about them praying, not to mention attacking, everything they saw? >> as far as how i was able to record that video, it was surprisingly easy, actually, just because so many of the rioters themselves were taking selfies and filming. there was a real performative quality to the attempted insurrection in which i really had the sense that they were enacting a kind of demonstration of dominance over their adversary for one another and for themsel

a day after he signs that, newsom flies to texas to speak, beto o'rourke and ted cruz were there, the when they said they were unfriendly states, texas is one of them, yet he traveled to texas on the taxpayer dollar. >> carley: this guy is starting has presidential run, trying to debate governor desantis, going to texas. travel, gas prices, what is going on here? >> cheryl: higher for the sixth day in a row, we always get volatility during hurricane season. average is $3.72 today, all-time high on june 14th was $5 a gallon, we're not there yet, oil is at an eight-month low, between the threat of the gulf, the rigs and then also we have lower supply right now, that is a big issue. you need oil to turn into gasoline, the other issue we saw a price spike was the threat of a rail strike. oil and gas, a lot is transported by rail. >> todd: you can't tap the reserve, it has been tapped too much. >> cheryl: note to biden administration and energy department, when you have eight-month low for oil, stock the reserve. >> todd: are you ready for football? our teams play tonight, yesterday while

here is texas senator ted cruz. >> it is our responsibility to describe, was america a couple years ago when we had the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years or better now? there isn't a democrat out there now that can defend this policy failure, they count on the media to change the topic. we need to not fall for it. >> kevin: the white house has begun preparing for potential national railroad strike the american association of railroads estimate could cost $2 billion a day in economic output. monday amtrak announced suspending searchs on routes mostly out of chicago. that could be devastating and could hurt everybody. >> todd: i did not have railroad strike on my 2022 bingo card. i probably should have. >> carley: your monopoly board. >> todd: don't pass go, don't collect $200. -- minority communities. >> this is about granting a down payment, we've been doing for years to buyer, no matter who they are to buy a house in minority majority neighborhood. idea has anything to do with zero down payment, limited program geared like we did $5 billion in financing to help revitalize neighborho

crime, immigration while earlier today things got heated between audience members in texas senator ted cruzssing guns and school safety. >> single best step to stop them is have armed officers on campus to stop them before they kill our kids but instead, you can sing kumbaya and hope they will just stop but what you are proposing doesn't work. >> former democratic congressman in texas gubernatorial hopeful beto o'rourke took the stage here this afternoon. he's challenging republican governor greg abbott in the upcoming election. most polls show governor abbott ahead because of political analysts said his stance on protecting the southern border illegal immigration is helping him win over the conservative base. jon: casey steagall reporting live, thank you. president biden back in delaware after a fiery speech at the national education association, a new report shows average american lost about $4000 a year since the president took office. lucas tomlinson in delaware with the latest. >> s&p 500 is down 17% this year, inflation remains at 40 year highs. roger marshall of kansas says democrats