. >>> esta tarde en las noticias el senador ted cruz ataca al departamento de justicia por la acusaciÓnente donald trump pero no defiende el compartimiento del expresidente y hablo del presidente de mÉxico. >>> crece el enojo por los inmigrantes que llegaron a los Ángeles fueron mandados por abbott. >>> detrÁs de esto se esconde sufrimiento humano. >>> nÚmero grupo hay niÑos a b ancianos y mujeres. >>> francis suÁrez es el primer latino en entrar a la contienda latino cuÁl es el desafÍo ahora darse a conocer fuera de la florida. >>> dos hermanas que obtuvieron un tps con sus logros. >>> nunca me imaginÉ estar aquÍ. >>> aprendieron inglÉs y hoy se preparan para ir a la universidad para prepararse para salvar vidas. >>> noticias telemundo con julio vaq vaqueiro. >>> buenas tardes desde la capital de estados unidos washington dc hoy estamos aquÍ porque en esta ciudad el senador republicano ted cruz concediÓ una entrevistas a noticias telemundo, se trata de uno de los senadores mÁs influyentes tambiÉn uno de los senadores mÁs polÉmicos, el primer senador latino por el estado de texas. ted c

ted cruz is a threat to our democracy, and he knows better. doing anything he can to try to stay in office or maybe become president himself. i think that's something that he'll never stop trying to do. but, you know, it is true, some of these things, they're not equal. you know, when i hear president trump saying all presidents do this, all presidents take home all of these documents. i represented george w. bush the last four years, i guarantee he didn't do that. certainly, barack obama didn't do that. we have to enforce our laws, otherwise, they don't matter and you do fall into a two-tier system of government. we know we can do better in texas than ted cruz, if folks want to hem us, we could use your help @colinallred.com. hem us out. >> what do you think the opportunity is for somebody as comfortable as you said, my old boss george bush, not running from -- bipartisanship used to be a calling card. it used to be a brand enhancer. but it seems with republicans this is not a problem i would tag both sides with, but republicans are so afraid

hathe scourge >> ted cruz now has a beef with elmo. in response toto a recent t epie "sesame street" in which elmo reflects on his covid vaccination, ted cruz slammed the show for aggressively advocating for young kids' covid vaccines. >> and now elmo response to ted cruz. >> everybody, everybody! snuffy, big bird. >> what is it? >> come see what elmo did. >> what have you done, elmo? >> elmo is about to clap back. >> oh, this could get ugly. >> i love a good beef. ♪ ♪ ♪ this buffoon ♪ ♪ about his wife, he was like a tweet ♪ ♪ might be a creep ♪ ♪ ted cruz ♪ ♪ cooks meet with tongs ♪ ♪ he thinks he is so smart ♪ ♪ but he is wrong ♪ ♪ he is sleazy ♪ ♪ now to end this song ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight coldhearted. plus, stephen welcomes: heidi klum and ibram x. kendi featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: good to see you. good to see you. good to see you. happy thursday. hap

ted cruz people would say he has ted cruz teamwork on this and it didn't work last time.lost. >> he went on to say republican primary voters are not voting on the issues. i don't know if that's one 100% correct. >> i think there are plenty of issues. thank you very much. let's check the futures now and now we have the s&p in the red as well as the dow but the nasdaq is sticking in the green although just barely. we will see what happens in about six and a half minutes. the opening bell is next. ♪ chicken with futures again, the dow and s&p 500 are down but just barely. the nasdaq is barely up a little bit even though interest rates are going up. dr barton joins me, let's talk about vicks first of all. thanks for being here. does this mean it's a good or bad time to hike? some say is healthy and some say is healthy when it's down. investor sentiment is positive but people like warren buffett said is the time to be nervous, are you? >> i think when people are getting on one side of the vote, that's when everyone is on one side we should be nervous and we should be greedy wh

hathe scourge >> ted cruz now has a beef with elmo.o a recent t epie "sesame street" in which elmo reflects on his covid vaccination, ted cruz slammed the show for aggressively advocating for young kids' covid vaccines. >> and now elmo response to ted cruz. >> everybody, everybody! snuffy, big bird. >> what is it? >> come see what elmo did. >> what have you done, elmo? >> elmo is about to clap back. >> oh, this could get ugly. >> i love a good beef. ♪ ♪ ♪

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m and this is something i've talked about at great length on my podcast verdict with ted cruz. we have talked aboutre i here'ss a tell the investigation into hunter biden. if ifocused t stays focused on s personal issues, if it stays focused on drug use or gun issues or things dealing with ,n look, hunter biden i is a deeple troubled soul. and the media, the corporate media is prepared to say, yeah,h you know, every family hasn. people who are struggling with addiction. >> he's someone he needs help. bu s doest the tell is , does the investigation cordon off joe biden? biden?ason we care. listen, if hunteter bir bidedend some poor schmo who had reals problems with substance abuse wouldn't be a matter of public concern. you and i wouldn't be talking about it. the reason that matters is , is hunter biden. the evidence suggestsuggestss, e a business of selling access to, daddy, to joe biden. selling it to enemies of america, selling it to obama. ukrathe ukrainian natural gasis. company, selling it to the chinese communist. you're going to have shortlyuser james comar and jim jorda

>> texas senator ted cruz making news. first in his new book, the senator admits to hiding in a supply closet during the insurrection, and then last night, he was booed and flipped off by angry fans at yankee stadium. >> remember when those insurrectionists wanted to murder you? >> it's time for the seventh-inning stretch! this one is dedicated to senator ted cruz. ["take me out to the ball game" tune] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert." tonight... third prime's the charm. first, stephen welcomes transportation secretary pete buttigieg and ina garten. featuring louis cato and "the late show" band. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> stephen: oh, oh, oh. >> audience: stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thank you very much, everybody. you're very kind. welcome one and all to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. now... we've been, we've been off for a week. we've been off for a week. we're tan. we're rested. we'r

. >> texas senator ted cruz making news.book, the senator admits to hiding in a supply closet during the insurrection, and then last night, he was booed and flipped off by angry fans at yankee stadium. >> remember when those insurrectionists wanted to murder you? >> it's time for the seventh-inning stretch! this one is dedicated to senator ted cruz. ["take me out to the ball game" tune] ♪ ♪

here with reaction is texas senator ted cruz. senator, how are you? [cheers and applause] >> sean: great to see you senator. first of all, great job yesterday. >> thank you. >> sean: that's why allen dershowitz witnesses said you are one of the best debateers students he ever had in his harvard law class but in all seriousness they have done everything they can do to obstruct james comer's investigation into the biden family. >> yes. >> sean: this is a witness that the fbi paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to in the past for intel. they've had this now for years. why have they sat on it? >> well, i believe because they're covering up. look, the fbi at that hearing yesterday, that deputy director, i asked him directly, did they have -- did the 1023 allege biden received a personal bribe of $5 million. he refused toens a. i asked will the fbi give the 1023 to the senate judiciary committee. he refused to answer. i asked him is it accurate there's 17 voice recordings of this burisma official 15 talking to hunter biden, two talking to joe biden? he re

senator, one of the -- texas senator ted cruz. senator, you are watching this case. your observations, am i right about a dual justice system? is this equal justice under the law or equal application of our laws? >> sean, you're absolutely right. as you know, the last book i wrote is entitled "justice corrupt. how the left has weaponized the legal system." we have seen it come to life in technicolor. the book talks about how the obama justice department and the fbi and the irs were turned into political weapons to target their enemies. you just talked about lois lerner and that was part of that. it talks about how those career -- those vicious partisans burrowed into senior career positions in the agencies and the deep state waged war against donald trump during the four years trump was president the deep state tried to do everything they could to destroy his presidency. now those partisans are back in the open. they are brazen. they are running the biden justice department, the fbi, the irs. sean, it gives me no pleasure to say it. this attorney general, merick garl

you work for ted cruz who did sign a loyalty pledge but did not really honoring.epublican convention and did not endorse trump as the nominee. we are still having this conversation about candidates who now do not want to sign it for a very different reason >> reporter: a lot of people are this for personality. and for the party. and i think he was very wise the interview and moving forward to encourage not just the candidates but republican porters across the country. we need to rally behind one person, united message, united front to take on president biden and whatever the democrat might be. i think the unity pledge is a great vision, and a great idea, i'm not certain everyone will go for it. i understand asa hutchinson's reservations about potentially supporting somebody who might be convicted of serious crimes. >> the former governor of arkansas, it is also chris christie who is saying i will honor it as much as trump did. of course when he signed it, he got on the stage. >> it's a meaningless thing. honestly. they do what they want to do for the most part. th

one thing about this primary is ron desantis is rerunning the ted cruz playbook.orking on this. that didn't work last tight. he lost. i think what trump showed you was that a lot of the republican primary voters, it's very few of them are going in with a checklist saying here are all of the ideological positions i have. i don't think that anyone put together a campaign that really address that's concern about what it is on a gut level that these primary voters are looking for. >> to be fair in iowa, there are people that actually -- >> there are. and ted cruz won iowa. >> he did. >> he may be smarter. >> of all the legal jeopardies and prosecutors are looking at him, the most dangerous prosecutor for him right now is chris christie. chris christie can say whatever he wants to. he has nothing to lose. he is, like, zero percent chance of winning. he is a household name. so, if he continues to do what he's doing, he's not going to get a nomination. but you finally have somebody in this race that is not scared of donald trump. you have somebody in this race that is wi

joe biden is the president- elect and ted cruz , and this was not widely known in public at that time reporting that he was advocating this, and it was true that he was talking about it, but it wasn't at all the case that people understood we were heading for this insurrection and how serious they were to have the sham information to help steal the outcome of the election. those were grossberg's reporting. we were told on the story that the recording totally separate from his claims against fox have drawn attention of the authorities, specifically special counsel smith. >> i have been contacted by several law enforcement authorities. we have surrendered the descriptions of all of the tapes we have. >> is the doj one of those entities? >> yes. >> and is it the special counsel? >> it would be the special counsel, yes. >> many insiders say that it was the grossberg lawsuit and the dominion settlement that helped put additional pressure on fox to fire tucker carlson, which they did. it has also had a hit on their ratings, and a whole lot of other phyla. fox paid dominion or than half $1 m

sena with reaction, texas senator ted cruz. >> senator, how arr ted e you? yeeat to see you, senator. >> all right. t jo>> tball, grea yesterday. it that's why alan dershowitz sayss you were one of the best debater students he's ever had in his harvard law class. buer had it in all seriousness o they have done everything evty can do to obstrucne james comey's investigation into the biden family. familythis is a this is a witned that the fbi paid hundreds of thousands of dollars to in the past for intel. they'v e had this now for years. why have they sat on it? >> well, i believe because they're covering up. look , the fbi at that hearing dir yesterday, that deputy director i askedectoi aske dired they have did the 1023 allege ag that biden had received a personal bribe of $5 million? he refused to answer. i asked him, well, will the fbdh give the 1023 to the senate judiciary committee? he refusediciary to answer. i asked him, is it accurate that there are 17 voice recording of this burisma official 15 talking to hunter biden. two talking to joe biden. he ref

i want to play you something ted cruz said, in the last few days a letter was written to garland andere is what ted cruz had to say about the doj. >> he has corrupted the doj, the fbi, the machinery of government and they are willing to use it. it is effectively a arm of the dmc. the hypocrisy is massive and mark my words, i believe garland will indict donald trump. he wants to indict him because he hates him. garland is angry that she was not confirmed to the supreme court. >> how will this influence what will happen and how they will use the power if there is a indictment? >> we are seeing it with the contempt motion with the fbi director who complied with the subpoena unlike many of the house republican members in the last congress and what they have been trying to consistently do the last few months is undermine the credibility of the fbi and doj because they are acting as the taxpayer funded defense attorneys for trump. if they can undermine the credibility of the institutions that may charge trump with a crime, they have a better defense for trump in the court of public opinion

senator ted cruz republican from the great state of texas.is hunter deal give the american people justice? >> unfortunately it doesn't remotely do that. yesterday was a bad day for the rule of law and country, a sad day for justice in our country. in my view, this deal stinks and embodies three things. and embodies cronyism, camouflage and corruption. on cronyism, hunter biden got a sweetheart deal he'd never get, i can never get. if hunter's name for hunter smith, he faced real jail time but because daddy is president, he gets a slap on the wrist and not even a day in jail but second, camouflage. this is very important. merrick garland i believe is the most political attorney general our country has ever seen. he entered d.o.j. wanting to end intending to indict donald trump. he needs to indict hunter biden as camouflage to say look how fair and even i am, i indicted trump and biden, i'm really even. this is about covering up vendetta against donald trump number three, this is about corruption. the reason you and i care about what happens tw

for 11 years now, ted cruz refused to do that. do something about it. we have a framework in place from president obama and president bush, where we had a bipartisan agreement surrounding what we think it would look like. we have not been able to get that comprehensive reform yet. >> i know this isn't your district, but this out of texas, at least three people have died, more than 50 injured after a tornado hit in northern texas last night. a trailer park took a direct hit. kamr is reporting there's a lot of damage to local businesses. in response to the storm, two texas search and rescue groups have been deployed to assist in the recovery efforts. any more information on this or your comments? >> obviously, my prayers are with them. this is unfortunately a reality there texas. my first year in congress, we had a tornado rip through my district in dallas. fortunately, we didn't have the fatalities that we are seeing here. this is something we have to deal with in texas. hopefully, we can treat these folks who have been impacted. m

from the members of congress, have openly shown that support republican senator, ted cruz, says brave adkins risk their lives to keep american soldiers safe. and we have responsibility to them. democrats sen, amy club shar says, these women are part of tens of thousands of athens who stood with our country, waiting in limbo gets harder for women like man, us, every day. she just wants to start doing again what she things she's best it is. so i guess i think the answer for you to say the same thing that i did not know. one can say how long it will take before the 37 year old monassa and her fellow soldiers learn. if they can stay in the country, they ones tied their destiny to the sports. so and, and the champions league final, manchester city defeated inter midland one. now, after a score this 1st half the english side scored through mid field, the rotary and the 68th minute and they were able to hold the lead. the wind completes the travel from an city after the claim supposed to lead and come english . following the match, manchester cities coach pet guardiola spoke about the histor

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. >>> esta tarde en las noticias el senador ted cruz ataca al departamento de justicia por la acusaciÓn

. >>> mi colega julio estÁ en washington para conversar con ted cruz el republicano criticÓ el procesoÁ parte de la entrevista. >>> lo lamentable es el hecho en sÍ. creo que este es un momento realmente triste para el paÍs. hemos existido por mÁs de 200 aÑos nunca han habido un expresidente encausado y francamente tenemos una larga tradiciÓn donde cada nuevo gobierno se hace cargo y no trata de ir en pos de los predecesores esto es algo que ocurre en las repÚblicas... pero no en estados unidos y creo que este encausamiento es un abuso de poder odian a donald trump, y pienso que estÁn aplicando un doble estÁndar a donald trump que no se aplica a biden ni clinton. >>> y usted quiere reelegirse en texas su elecciÓn anterior fue difÍcil? cÓmo va asegurar su posiciÓn esta vez? >>> bueno, me estoy postulando sobre mi rÉcord. luchando por texas y logrando resultados. >>> quÉ hay de la presidencia? >>> no, no esta vez. >>> habemos de mÉxico quÉ le preocupa de la relaciÓn entre mÉxico y estados unidos en este momento? >>> bueno, creo que esto ha ido por muy mal camino. el contraste es muy claro

that is senator ted cruz, one of many republicans criticizing the justice department.son will plead guilty, he's made a deal on a felony gun charge and it is expected he will avoid prison time. palavi joins us. it is not just ted cruz, so many republican leaders in both chambers are really upset with this. they think it is not fair, even though the lead prosecutor, david weiss was appointed by trump and kept in place by biden. >> it is not terribly surprising theare criticizing the deal. republican lawmakers have put a lot of time and energy into investigating hunter bid's personal and legal problems, and making an effort to connect them to his father. were here, as you no this was a trump appointed u.s. attorney. they looked at hunter biden for about five years, looking at everything from possible when lobby violations to money laundering. in the end, the only charges broughas a result of this deal are two relatively minor tax charges and one charge is being diverted, related to the purchase of a firearm. so in no way does this particular case from the justice departm

. >> esto podrÍa resolverse de la noche a la maÑana afirma el senador ted cruz. >> >>> (hablan en inglÉsde un hilo >>> (hablan en inglÉs) nacionala presiÓn de losientras jÓvenes migrantes sobre el capitolio se incrementa >>> pasar una legislaciÓn porque muy poco pronto ya vamos a estar en otra batalla en la corte >>> ni cierto los que llegaron como niÑos ven hoy dÍa la luz al final del tÚnel en washington javier vega noticias telemundo >>> seguimos hablando de migraciÓn con una noticia de 300.000 migrantes esperaban el gobierno de biden anunciÓ la extinciÓn por 18 meses mÁs >>> para muchos no es suficiente >>> francisco cuevas tiene reacciones. >> por mÁs de 2 dÉcadas evelyn hernando ha estado protegida por el programa tps pero habÍa sido incierto ahora respira mÁs tranquila >>> pues es algo agrio y dulce >>> y digo agrio y dulce porque deberÍamos de estar celebrando una residencia permanente >>> anunciÓ extensiÓn de 18 pesos para actuales beneficiados de el salvador honduras nicaragua y nepal >>> lo que da es tiempo un pequeÑo respiro para poder continuar la lucha porermanente objetivo

then senator ted cruz called the indictment of trump an assault on democracy, garbage, a political attackep democratic front runner from the white house and possibly behind bars. i've got slightly different government housing. and the crowd of that cruise rally in california slapped up hillary for prison badges after the event. how about florida governor ron desantis? he didn't think trump did anything wrong and instead tweeted on thursday in response to the indictment, the weaponization of federal law enforcement represents a threat to a free society. and yet a much younger congressman desantis -- he was removed from the gop oversight committee in 2016 which held a hearing to slam james comey for not bringing charges against clinton. even if desantis asked at that hearing american lives are at stake a lot of people are upset that there are no consequences for mrs. clinton. desantis wanted consequences for clinton but not for trump. meanwhile kevin mccarthy tweeted on thursday that it's a dark day for america and i and every american it believes in the rule of law stand with president tru

senator ted cruz, bralen.nk you. >> thanks, kaylee. >> kayleigh: after news of the deal was made for, chair james comer pledge to continue his committee's investigation into the family's business dealings made today. so far, he went over to the fbi a few hours ago. comer reviewed two additional sensitive fbi documents about the biden's alleged foreign bribery scheme. congressman james comer of kentucky joins us exclusively to share what he saw on the documents. chairman comer what did you see? >> unfortunately, we saw a lot of reductions in these documents. i would estimate that 55 to 60% of the two documents were redacted. also, the way i knew about these two documents and the fbi initially denied having was they were put footnotes in the original document that the whistleblower brought to grassley a and i in the footnot, they were -- they referenced two other 1023's. the two documents that they provided to me today that were heavily redacted, the one thing that was not redacted was the date and both doses we

remember back in 2018, beto o'rourke lost to ted cruz by just 2. 6%.e biden lost texas to donald trump by 5. 6 percentage points. that only came out to being 631,221 votes. they sound like a big number, but remember, there are over 30 million people in texas. which is probably why texas republicans had been focusing their voter suppression efforts on harris county. that is the states democratic stronghold, which includes the city of houston. with 5 million people in harris county, only two american counties have bigger populations. los angeles county, california. and cook county, illinois. which you might already know, includes the city of chicago. with the recent impeachment of texas republican attorney general, ken paxton, these comments that he made back in 2021 got new scrutiny this week. >> if we lost harris county, trump won by 620,000 votes in texas. harris county -- that they wanted to send out for 2. 5 million. those were all illegal. we were able to stop every one of them. had we not done that, it would've been one of those battleground state

they might be in safe seats, ted cruz might certainly be the favorite to win reelection next year in texas but it certainly doesn't help the overall argument and also, by the way, if you look at some of the surveys around here i think it was as recline, david leonhardt said today that republican polling is actually moving in the direction where more people on the right are actually recognizing that donald trump has done some serious things wrong. well it still might not be a majority it actually is quite significant to the overall scheme of things. the direction is not favorable for them. >> i can't square the idea that some republicans understand that trump is done something wrong but also think the joe biden's politically persecuting his enemies. that line that biden is somehow want to be dictator and is intent on punishing trump seems to be pretty sticky. republican seem to be embracing that and i kind of wonder whether you think what the white house could and should do about the. because thus far it's stay out of it, don't say anything, don't have democrats respond to this, don't

and when the going gets tough, ted cruz gets going. [ laughter ] to cancun. [ cheers and applause ] >mmy: well. never forget, never forget. some big and not so good news for the trump family today. first of all, according to a new poll more republicans side with mike pence when it comes to whether or not he could have done anything to change the outcome of the election. which is exciting because it's the first time mike pence has won anything since the westminster dog show. [ laughter ] only 36% of republicans take trump's side. 52% side with pence. which is funny because how sad is it that we now live in a world where we hear slightly less than half of republicans are crazy and we're like, hey, good news. [ laughter ] but that's nothing compared to what happened in a new york court, supreme court. a judge today ruled that donald trump, ivanka trump, and don jr. will have to sit for depositions as part of the attorney general's investigation into their family business and whether or not they committed fraud. i bet trump gets five seconds into that deposition before he shouts "it was e

it was back in 2016, ted cruz and john kasich, they kind of had a pact right at the end when it camenal three. at that point it was too late, and the reason they came to a pact to take on donald trump was because they realized that was the only way they had a chance to stop him. and so for donald trump right now, he feels like he's in a good position. and since ron desantis announced his polling numbers really haven't changed. nationally he's still 25, 30 points up here. this growing field only helps him because it distracts attention away from him of being the sole target while others are trying to fight amongst themselves. >> mike pence was trump's vice president, he was loyal to trump for a long time. so anti-trumpers don't love him, but trump supporters don't love him either. we all remember those rioters who stormed the capitol chanting hang mike pence. how might he go about redefining himself in this race? >> mike pence, he's a good and honorable man, but i think mike pence is trying to stake out his own lane. he's going to run as a traditional, conservative republican, sociall

the ted cruz is, the josh valleys, the kevin mccarthy's of the world all know better. i guarantee you if you were to put an open mic or some kind of recording device on every single one of these people for like an hour after they stop their show trials and stuff you would hear them just sort of expressing some kind of self loathing, self-awareness, just laughter over what they are doing. they all know what they are doing that's really said and it's really dangerous. but unfortunately it's the world we are living in and it's the gop that we are all sort of watching. >> as amateurs it is and how transparently false the accusations are, the problem with it i think that is most distressing is this notion that somehow january six was an inside job. somehow the institution that needs to be looked at is the department of justice, the fbi, the investigators. all of this trickles up. if the groundwater in some ways gets poisoned events like this and then works its way on to fox news and then sooner or later you have people vying for the republican presidential nomination parrot

we see ted cruz is not now and will never be president.entally do not understand where the maga base is. they think they can say all the things the base likes, but the base wants to hear all those things for donald trump. it is not a possibility for any of these people to become donald trump. desantis himself has been probably the worst rowlatt of the well-funded candidate i've ever witnessed in been in politics for over 30 years. >> wow. that is quite a statement. hey, given that, if you are one of the other candidates who's not wrong desantis, do you look at it and say, okay, he is saying again, now i do have an opportunity, or, do you just, you know what rick says, except his truth that this is donald trump's party and they're sticking to it. >> that's the tough part here. on the one hand, you do have people like desantis who are trying to, they're trying to emulate trump to become a more refined version of him. people like nikki haley, tim scott, they're trying to play it for the more moderate base. they're trying to pull the people wh

donald trump did this to ted cruz in 2016.supported john roberts, therefore you have to vote for me. i'm sure this fate is awaiting future justices and candidates. >> and audie, sticking with the supreme court, we could see four decisions in critical supreme court cases handed down over the next just two to three weeks. we're watching for the fate of affirmative action in college and university admissions decisions. whether president biden has the unilateral power to forgive student loan debt. whether businesses can deny services to same-sex couples. and whether state legislatures should be given the final say over rules in federal elections. four huge cases coming down the pike here. >> they are. the last one is the most fascinating to me because when it comes down to it it's basically saying that state legislatures really should be kind of the last line of defense in deciding a state's fate in the electoral college. obviously, as we've seen the last couple of presidential elections, especially the most recent one, that has v

i want to play you something ted cruz said.rrick garland, saying he's demanding a memo of the scope of jack smith. he wants to see that. here's what ted cruz had to say about the department of justice. take a listen. >> he has corrupted the department of justice. he has corrupted the fbi. he has corrupted the machinery of government. they are perfectly willing to use it. it is effectively an arm of the dnc. the hypocrisy is massive. mark my words, i believe merrick garland will indict donald trump. he wants to indict donald trump, because he hates donald trump. he hates him. he's angry. merrick garland is angry that he wasn't confirmed to the sikh cream court. he wants to indict him. >> what do you think this augurs about what will happen, and how congressional republicans will try to use their power, should there be an indictment? >> look, we are seeing it with this contempt motion against the fbi director, christopher wray. who substantial to comply with the subpoena, unlike many of the house republican members left congress.

senator, ted cruz, just out there on right-wing media, using the same incendiary language to talk about this president of the united states. right? it's not just donald trump, the man himself, that is a threat to this democracy. >> yeah, alicia, i'm afraid we could be entering a very dangerous chapter in american history. i certainly hope not. but i'm not reaching for a hyperbole on that. donald trump is framing this, and republicans like ted cruz and others are framing this, around the weaponization of the government, against the former president and against republicans. and look, i say for january 6th, the big lie was that the election was stolen. this is the bigger lie. now your government is out to get you, and out to get your political leader. this could be a critical moment for the country. so when people are casually on the right, using the word weaponization, that in itself is dangerous. but when they say it with conviction, that is suggesting we are going to enter into a general election possibly, where democracy is on the line. where the rule of law is on the line. and possibl

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bipartisan agreement between the very liberal center ed marquee and the very conservative center, ted cruz. they're now co-sponsoring a bill to require a.m. radio stay in vehicles. while automakers call the proposed legislation distinctly non-essential, ford reversed course, dropping plans to remove all a.m. radios and will return it to all 2023 evs in the coming weeks. ford's donna dixon is the lead engineer. >> we talked and listened to our customers, just the customers telling us hey, there is some emergency broadcast frequencies that still aren't available. >> why take it out at all? >> we'll continue to watch it to make sure it's available. >> reporter: and he's glad to hear it's staying. >> i just think there are too many things on the a.m. radio that people will use. >> reporter: something that is never far from their mind whenever that on-air light turns air. >> well that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> liz, thank you. >>> commuters on the hook in the latest plan to bail out the bay area public transit. but how much could it

people like ted cruz are kevin mccarthy or any folks from say whenever they want to say, know, but theagain. if to pay what happens in the in in the primaries? you know, this could i think that the hunter biden issue can be washed washed out by issues of jerry kirschner. gordon junior, you know, trump with makes, i think this is something that you know what its real effect will be. it can depend upon a lot of whether or not donald trump makes it through and gets the nomination runs against president biden in 2024. well, speaking of the former president we now know when he's supposed to make his first court appearance when the trial supposed to start. >> although they say don't penned that in pencil it in because it's subject to change. but that significant it's coming up pretty soon. >> well, august is a very quick gate. and obviously they're going to be a lot of pretrial motions. but using the significance of that august trial date, it actually means of pretrial motions are going to be done probably in lage at late july, possibly early august that they get a postponement. but what it does

week a podcat verdict with ted cruz three days a week.eirrick i said on verdict is said merrick garland is going to does not indict hunter biden because he wants to be able to say, look how even handed i am. cted a i indicted a biden, i indicted a trump. an b dictedd i said there's going toe a tell for whether they actually care about enforcing the law. if they go after some tic tac tac of tax offense or gun crime, and they make it all personal and they isolate it just to hunter biden, then,just you know, this is just about the biden department of justice- pretending to be evenhanded. but the third thing it is and thing it is,oningpreten is corruption, because the purpose of this indictment is what you just played a minute ago. it's for the media to say it's alr thl over. >> don't look into the big guy. and the reason this is on the news right now, the reason we're talking about this, it is not that huntert this bidene is some troubled soul with substance abuse issues. ited soul ce is that he sold access to his father, who was vice presid

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

and members of congress has openly shown that support republican senator ted cruz, says brave adkins risk their lives to keep american soldiers safe. and we have responsibility to them. democrats sent to amy club shar says, these women are part of the 10s of thousands of athens who stood with our country, waiting in limbo gets harder for women like mine, us every day. she just wants to start doing again what she things she's best it is. so i guess, i mean, cause i really would like to answer for you to see the things that no one can say how long it will take before the 37 year old manassas and fellow soldiers learn if they can stay in the country. they one's tight, their destiny to german defense minister forest. the story is, has completed a 5 day tour of asia intended to boost partnerships with countries in the region. and the indian city of them by the story is the 10 that the signing of a memorandum of understanding for a joint project to build up to 6 submarines. india is looking to reduce its dependence on russian made military technology, which currently makes up 60 percent of