it's not just ted cruz, it's all of them.and the reason our country is messed up, one of the big reasons is the fact that they're all taken care of by every industry, whether it's the automobile industry. you want to bring ford back from mexico. they'll tell you why you can't bring ford back because they get campaigned, got your beauticians. they can't bring ford back. you're right. he's right. okay, now, look. so i'm self-funding when i want to bring somebody back, i bring them back. nobody's going to call me and say, you can't do it. let let me give you an example. so the other day, i'm watching television and i see somebody with the cell phone, the crazy cell phones where you watch. i'm watching television and i see carrier. i buy air conditioners from carrier and many others i won't buy anymore from carrier, by the way. and they're firing everybody from carrier, 1400 people, great jobs. they've been there for many years. they they're firing these people. why? because they're moving to mexico. oh, great, great. how does th

and that's why we don't need ted cruz representing us in the u.s.texans these are a senator who cares about them, not just politics. helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol, the brand i trust. ♪oh what a good time we will have♪ ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. >>> there was a point in time not that long ago when there was a basic principle in the republican party to consider vladimir putin a major threat to the united states. i mean, i remember so clearly watching my former boss, barack obama, debate mitt romney back in 2012, and romney saying basically exactly that. >> russia, i indicated, is a geopolitical foe. i'm not gonna wear rose colored glasses when it comes to russia or mr. putin. >> now, i'm sure i personally attacked mitt romney at the time. i probably did. and i don't typically agree with him on barack obama. but it feels to me he had a point there. putin's regime was a threat to our interests, and that threat has actually only grown worse since romney made those comme

but listen, ted cruz is not gonna be part of any of this. and he said, in a senate hearing leaked out against a lunch meeting, he's worried about the politics, not the policy, the politics. that's where the cynicism comes in. that's something texans are so sick of. >> i think he said privately and probably publicly, and i think there was a caucus lunch they had after the deal was struck, and after trump won new hampshire mcconnell paused for a change, he didn't say this but we want the crisis to keep going. i guess it makes me wonder. maybe they don't think it's -- i just find it pretty wild. to me it's a defining issue about the nature of the different senators. lankford is a conservative dude in a neighboring state of oklahoma. he is not a -- he's running around, guys, we've got, it let's do. it >> also for texas for a border state in so there's probably no state that needs to be addressed more. >> the vast majority of crossings are happening in texas. >> over 300,000 in december. you think that texas senator would say i want to respond to

and that's why we don't need ted cruz representing us in the u.s.xans these are a senator who cares about them, not just politics. >> i mean, he has been busy with other things. i mean, he's podcasting, as we know. but he's also proposing a law to give lawmakers a dedicated security airport, along with screening outside of public view, to prevent political vips from having to deal with the public when they travel, which of course, you know, we know that crews did go to cancun. but what do you make of that? >> i, mean security is a real concern, okay? but you also shouldn't have a senator who's been going around the country pushing the big lie, and increasing the need for security, number one. and number two, we should have a senator, worry about might be sneaking off to cancun when texas is freezing in the dark. that shouldn't be a concern that we should have. listen, i take security very seriously for our members. we have had an increase of threats. all of that is to one side here. let's understand that ted cruz is doing this because he was caught

i'll put that to senator ted cruz. next. ♪ bless your soul. ♪ you really think you're in control? ♪ well, i think you're crazy ♪ the new dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading, without fingersticks. dexcom g7 is the most accurate cgm. so, you can manage your diabetes with confidence. ♪ ♪ stuart: congressional republicans in disarray after the house failed to impeach secretary mayorkas and the senate tanked the border bill. let me quote from the "wall street journal" editorial board. here we go. the death of the border deal is a bloody-minded operation by mrg border chaos through november and, if possible, bring down mitch mcconnell as senate gop leader, end quote. senator ted cruz, republican from texas, joins me now and, no doubt, heard exactly what i just said. mr. senator, republican chaos with helps the president, doesn't it? >> no, it doesn't at all. and this border deal was misguided from the beginning. why is that? because this deal was drafted by

that's what we have with ted cruz right. now i think it's important to point out we are at the three year anniversary of ted cruz deciding it was a good idea, during a statewide crisis, when 30 million texans were freezing in the dark, to go on vacation. not just that. he's been joking about it since then. he posts jokes and says, if it's too cold, you can join me in cancun. he thinks it's funny he abandoned us, when hundreds of texans died and thousands more were just plays we're headed your lives severely impacted. i know what i was doing at the time. i was working with fame and local agencies, trying to help folks. there is a lot a u.s. senator could have done. and that callousness and arrogance is the profit really pauses me the most. because i think folks expect their public servants, when there is a crisis, will try and help them. not that they'll go on vacation and love about it and say, how, i get your stick with me. no we're not. we can get a new senator at this election. >> i must ask. you used it on the house fore

mark levin this is "life, liberty & levin" on sunday with our great friend, great patriot senator ted cruzgreat, great to be with you. mark: how is your election going it's a tough one in texas was going on there? works of a tough fight and run for reelection in 2024. chuck schumer has made it clear i'm his number one target in the country. i remember last time iran in 2018 they outspent me three -- one it was most expensive senate race in u.s. history. they flooded cash into texas. they more than doubled democrat turnout in texas. i ended up winning by just barely it was 2.6% last time. my likely opponent is a very liberal democrat congressman. voted o one 100% of nancy pelosi he has hard left. but he is raising money like crazy he is raising money even faster than a work did six years ago that was the most expensive senate race that had ever happened. we are going to face over $100 million coming in against us. it's pretty simple if you are a left wing partisan after donald trump there is nobody in the country you want to beat to more than me. and so these guys in new york, chicago, san

get a majority of the republicans to support aid for ukraine, weeks ago pretty gop texas senator ted cruzsaid that is time for mcconnell to go mcconnell said that he knows how to read the room. >> believe me, and of the politics within my party. at this particular moment in time. then i have many falls in understanding politics is not one of them. chad: mcconnell zone for refusing to hold a hearing for mary garland to sit on the supreme court and establish new procedural court justices bypassing filibusters, muscled through the confirmation of justice any parent coming days before the 2020 election. >> political move that is made, has later changing the spring court as a result in a related jobs and we see the chaos created. chad: stays aboard until later this year and aims to watch, to be with johnson, former with, uncoordinated john barrasso of wyoming gop arkansas senator tom caught it is also interested in the leadership bed see what another historical moment from washington dc chronicled by her own share chad pergram and we've had a lot of them good working thank you in the spring an

gop texas senator ted cruz said it was time for mcconnell to go. mcconnell says he knows how to read the room. >> believe me, i know the politics within my party at this particular moment in time. i have many faults, misunderstanding politics is not one of them. >> reporter: mcconnell is known for refusing to hold a hearing for merrick garland to sit on the supreme court. he established a new procedural precedent for confirming supreme court justices by passing filibusters. mcconnell muscled you there the confirmation of amy coney birthdays before the 2020 election. >> nasty political move he made as leader, changing the supreme court as a result, reversed roe v. wade. we live in the dobbs here a and see the chaos it created. >> reporter: mcconnell stays on board until later this year. names to watch, gop whip john thune, former whip john cornyn and john barrasso of wyoming. gop arkansas senator tom cotton is interested in a leadership bid. david: another historical moment for washington, d.c., chronicled by our own chad pergram. we had a lot of th

and ted cruz is no dummy.also trying to get trump to take this test. >> i suggest this for the general election. let's do a cognitive test. joe biden versus donald trump. the winner is president. i'm very happy to take those odds because trump will whip biden's ass. >> jimmy: that's a sexual fantasy. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i tell you what, there's only one way to find out. i don't think i've ever said this, but i agree with ted cruz. let's fire up these tests! let's make a round robin tournament out of it. trump versus haley, the winner faces joe biden. but first, trump versus haley. i want to see the guy who stared directly into an eclipse. i want to see the guy who can't plead the fifth without using his fingers. the guy who spells kfc with two es take this test on television. [ laughter ] all nikki haley has to do is accept his challenge. and if she doesn't, she does have the brain of a bird, okay? listen to me, i'm so right on this. [ laughter ] all right, enough politics. we have something fun to celeb

enough is enough hearing from constituents there are enough of us we got a thing breakfast club, ted cruzike lee and i, occasionally rand paul shows up we discuss things we never did before gathering others with us that is a change in dynamic going to have a vote getting rid of border supplemental package immediately schumer bill on supplementals i think leadership in our party is going to be behind is going to put up the ukraine, taiwan, and israeli package aid took five months to get here 2 thing most interested in, in the first place. >> what happens to the border if you all agree to send money to ukraine agree on supplemental stand-alone package nothing gets done. >> i don't think everybody will agree withstand alone on the supplemental but border will have to be punished through house h.r. 2 template, by the way, the legislative platform could be used were currently because trump did it was aggressive not having open borders, biden did the opposite democrats faster foods than we are generally try to blame us not doing a border deal when that thing was littered with loopholes. >> they

we'll have ted cruz weigh in on that and more. then all of economic forecasters and all of the economic models in and out of government have been wrong. kevin hassett and art laffer will talk about it, maybe figure out what to do next. and politics you don't top miss. with our -- don't want to miss with our pals joe concha and mark simone and kevin o'leary, who will tell us thousand make money, a lot -- how to make money, a lot of money. first up. to white house, hillary vaughn is standing by. what is cooking down there? reporter: well white house is getting frustrated with republicans in the house, they think that g.o.p. opposition to some ofs leaked details in the border deal could kill the president's strategy to use congress to address the border crisis, today the white house is calling them out. >> i'm going to be clear, house republicans are getting in the way, they are not part of the discussion, they are not, they are not part figuring out how to come to a bipartisan agreement we would like them to be. reporter: on capitol

and donald trump hates ted cruz. [ laughter ] by the way, that's a friendly interview on fox news. hey're openly insulting cruz to his face in fact, later in that interview, the chyron below him just said, "holy [ bleep ] this guy sucks. [ laughter ] now, i do think it's worth pointing out that trump's apparent blowout win in iowa is actually very hollow yes, he won 51% of the caucus vote but only 15% of iowa republicans, who themselves only make up about a third of the small state's electorate, came out to the caucus. and if that small slice of the electorate, 49% voted for someone other than trump which means trump got fewer than 57,000 votes on top of that, 32% of iowa republican caucus goers said trump would not be fit to be president if he's convicted in one of his four criminal cases and you have to remember, these are among the most hardcore republican voters in the country. people who showed up not just to a polling booth, but to a caucus, which takes a while, in iowa, in the ass crack of january, with windchills that fell to below 30 degrees in what experts say was the cold

and when i spoke with ted cruz on sunday schumer tweets out says senator cruz is the one wants to doorder, last week voted against the bipartisan bill to strengthen border security so he is basically, using that failed senate border bill as reason to blame it on republicans, senator your reaction? >> it is ridiculous that bill took us backwards created an express lane for asylum officers to grant citizenship at border strip texas, moved to d.c. court of appeals a bunch 6 reasons that bill was disaster joe biden has every authority right now to close border you have and i were there a couple years ago when i was attorney general saw human trafficking joe biden could reinstitute all things president trump was doing under existing law existed then. he doesn't want to do it open borders party sort of unapologetic about it making that claim against senator cruz i is ridiculous. american people have remember that. maria: i think so, i remember at border you were with group of ags attorneys general across the country i was there reporting what you all were doing averaging 6,000, 7,000 peopl

.org, go to ted cruz, .orgn make a contribution, give 25, 50, $100. we are facing $100 million. on the other side, we're facing chuck schumer and joe biden and george soros. and they want to take me outy because if they flipped texas, the country is gone. and so t count i want to encoure to ts go to ted cruz .org and stand together to fight to take our country back. >> take ou and six years ago ats time, you might remember the world didn't quite know how nuts vito bozo o'rourke was that we found out later. but anyway, you've been fighting later for the peoplean of texas for securing our borders. d ringand i've been one of the w reliable conservative voices in the senate. thank you, senator. appreciate you being with us. when we come appreci back, senas grilled big tech and their ceos se a hearing today. senator josh hawley even got mark zuckerberg to apologize. mark zuckerberg to apologize. we'v hrke that tape. that's coming up next. stay with us that w. thout ov >> there are some things that work better together, like vo retirement savings for you he

. >> senator ted cruz had it ted e says it's time for you to step down. >> i think we can all. agree senator cruze is not a fan. [laughing] >> leader mcconnell? he pointedly put the blame on donaldru trump donald trump blae for the failure of this bill. trump opposition too much for you to overcome? >> well, i, i said repeatedly, not going to get into comments about race to the presidency about republicans. i think in the end even though the product was approved by the border counsel that endorsed president trump, most of our members feel that we're not going to be able to make a law here and if we're not going to be able to make a law, they are reluctant to go forward. there are other parts of this supplemental that are extremely importantt as well remain, israel, ukraine, taiwan. we still, in my view, ought to tackle the rest of it because it's important, not that the border is an important but we can't gett' an outcome so that's why think we ought to head. it's up to senator schumer to decide how to repackage of this is, in fact, we don't go -- [inaudible] >> leader mcconnel

we're going to s batore asking senators eric schmitt and ted cruz straight ahead. president biden delivering remarks from thestra white housn actions to fight crime and make communities safer across the u.s. guess what hn, te failed to men? the horrendous uptick of crime by illegal migrants. first up, fox news senior t congressionao l correspondent cd pergram live from capitol hill had on mitch mcconnell stepping down as leader. interesting day, chad. >> absolutely. mitch mcconnell is the longest serving senate leader from either party, from the majority and minority. he became leader in 2007. he suffered from health problems last year, quoted from the bookl on theoo floor. >> it's time for me to thinkd about another season, but father time remains undefeated. i'm no longer the young man sitting in the back, hoping colleagues would remember my name. >> mcconnell does not have as much control of senatece republican d as he once did. he failety od to get support for ukraine two weeks ago. senator cruz said it was time for mcconnell to go.ea mcconnell said knows how t

and then we have ted cruz, who old teddy munster is quietly proposing new legislation that would maket harder for politicians to get stopped at the airport. he's got this plan. if it passes in the senate, lawmakers would get a "security escort" and a private, expedited security screening when they travel. sounds like somebody just booked an all-inclusive snorkel trip to sandals. [ laughter ] he said there are "serious security threats facing public officials," like people getting photos of you fleeing your state during a major power outage. [ laughter ] to get some sun on your big ol' nipples. that kind of stuff. [ laughter ] i think ted's worried someone will get a picture of him taking his shoes off at security, and everyone will find out he has hooves. [ laughter ] if you don't know, ted cruz got caught going to cancun by a fellow traveler who took a picture of him. post ed it. he doesn't want what to happen again. it's pretty great that the guy who is always screaming about people sneaking across the border doesn't want us to know when he's sneaking across the border. [ laughter ]

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people out there wanting to vote and they want to vote for me. >> harris: i know you and senator ted cruz together yesterday, this had to have come up. >> ben: yes, senator cruz thinks it will be swift, he can read the room. he wouldn't be surprised if this comes back quickly 9-0. >> harris: not even sonia sotomayor against it? >> ben: deciding who you can and can't vote for, it is bigger than colorado and i think the supreme court justices will say, this is wrong. no one else thinks you can do this and come down with p precedence to make sure this country stays together. this one we have to get right for the future of the united states of america. >> harris: they talked about ambiguity and not wanting to go forward if there was ambiguity, i think that was brown jackson. trump was able to command time in the middle of the day, we took him live on this program. not everybody did. cnn cut away from live remarks from trump and for some unexplained reason, busting out into laughter. >> iran was broke when we left. we have gotten all the analysis out of trump. this is a time for him to come ou

[inaudible conversations] >> senator ted cruz -- [inaudible] noon today, said that -- have tried to negotiate with democrats, it's still designed to fail and it's time for you to step down as a gop leader. what's your response. >> i think we can all agree that senator cruz is not a fan. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> came out and pointedly put the blame on donald trump. he said donald trump is to blame for the failure of this bill. was trump's opposition too much for you to overcome? >> well, i've said repeatedly i'm not going to get into comments about the great greatest of the presidency among republicans. i think in the end even though the product if was approved by the border council that endorsed president trump, most of our members feel that we're not to going to be able to make a law here. and if we're not going to be able to make a law, they're reluctant to go forward. there are other parts of this supplemental that are extremely important as well; ukraine, israel, taiwan. we still, in my view, ought to tackle the rest of it because it's important. not that the border isn't i

because ted cruz says this is a chance for republican leaders to show some backbone.ld be unprecedented for senate democrats to drop an impeachment trial of a cabinet member. >> i think they're afraid to have the trial, because if they have the trial, it's something that we're all going to see and watch, we're going to watch it unravel and unfold, and what will unravel is the story that they want to tell us that they've done their job to control the border. you know, mayorkas appeared before my committee twice, and he just lied to the entire committee. i mean, he perjured himself, and he said that the border was completely under control and then changed his mind at another appearance and said, well, it really wasn't under control. i don't think he knows or cares what the difference is. but this i will say, liz, this border has been kept open on purpose, knowingly. they wanted to allow all of these individuals, some of whom are dangerous, into the united states of america. finish and i believe that is impeachable. that's why i proudly voted for the impeachment, and tha

ted cruz asked and this is what ted cruz found out about tiktok in other countries. >> on tiktok in chinaare promoting to kids science and math videos and limit amount of time kids are on tiktok. in united states you promote self-harm videos and anti-israel propaganda. why is there a dramatic difference? >> that is not accurate? >> there is not a difference in what kids see in china and -- >> it is a separate experience there. it is not available in china. >> ainsley: you know how bad it is, we offer to your kids here. brian and are about to do a segment talking br how china is infiltrating lives, we'll get into that later. not good enough for china, but fine for your kids. when you have little kids, what are we about to go through? your children, were they in high school during the social media stuff? >> steve: it was just starting. with peter, what age do you give him a flip phone. i think when he was in high school, either eighth or ninth grade. he was in a lot of sporting events and had to be picked up and things like that. people showed up from social media companies because they are

go to ted cruz .org. i need your help. we're going to fight to defend texas and, defend this country. ing toe down in texas and hopefully we'll see you and we'll go to the border together. the joe biden is widrder togethn all right. when we come back, mayor eric adams, new york city defendingia his decision to hand out free money to illegal immigrants. curtis oliver is going to weigh in. plus, senator tim scott, he reactweigh ins to reportsama that kamala harris has foundha her footing. >> really? that's news to us straight ahead. the biggest investigation in fbi history. more than 1100 arrests. i sacrificed my job to share this information with the american people. those involved must be held accountable. he's an innocent man. that's going to change narratives no matter what your political perspective is right now. someone could be listed as, the owner of your home and stealing thousands of dollars of your hard earned equity. anybody who owns property should worry about home titles . there's no other crime that is so easy

it was in evansville, indiana, when i was with ted cruz in the back of a barbershop. it was the morning he dropped out of the presidential race. that is where he called donald trump a serial philanderer. he called him a pathological liar. he said he was a moral. and -- that barbecue shop, where they were like, where the hell was that last year? -- to hear this from nikki haley, she has now been campaigning for president of the united states for more than a year. to have those words, for donald trump, his spokesman said, she's going to go around and kicked his butt, ultimately. that was their prediction. so far, the last eight years, republicans time and again have proved that that is usually, typically, what they do. >> matthew, could she be pulling kind of the original ron desantis strategy? raise enough money? stay in the race long enough that, if trump's legal troubles actually end up being devastating for him, she will be waiting in the wings? that is what desantis wanted to do. . he couldn't raise the money. she is a money raising machine. >> she is doing that, i

it's a little late, but this is the same person that talked like a dog about ted cruz's wife and ted cruz is now sitting there wanting to iron his pants. like when donald trump says these things, you have to be willing to move some furniture for the people you love. and that's the problem with the republican party. they simply do not have the spine or backbone to stand up to a bully like donald trump. the question is, although it's late, does nikki haley have that backbone? i suspect she does from knowing her so much. but she just needs to take it to him for making smart remarks like that. >> all right. bakari, john -- go ahead. >> when he brings this up, where is her husband, it immediately leads to the question of where is your wife, dude? and where's your daughter? you know, your sweet daughter, the one that you gave a plush job to and made all this money while you were in the white house and she was a senior adviser to you. where did she go? >> in indian creek trying to reinvent -- and every time he's had to show up to court. >> yeah. well, a lot of this is projection, as we know

texas senator ted cruz is here. i saw your comments about mitch mcconnell. rightly, i think you are very angry with him. rand paul, did you hear the same thing he heard that they didn't want people like me getting the information about the bill? did you hear that? >> i did. this whole thing has been a disaster from the very beginning. it's been a disaster on policy and politics. on policy, this bill is terrible. it's an a bill that chuck schumer wanted that is designed not to secure the border. not just not to secure the border, it's designed to make it worse. this bill as you noted codifies joe biden's open borders. catch and release. the cause of this crisis, it codifies catch and release and puts it into law. not only that, it normalizes 5000 illegal immigrants a day. that's 1.8 million per year. that's about 6 million illegal immigrants over the three years of biden. we have been faxing 9.6 million illegal immigrants. the idiotic republican proposal was let's be for two thirds of the border invasion that biden has allowed. that made no sense. not only di

citizens and that issue was adjudicated in the words and ultimately ted cruz prevail but no one doubted the state courts could address an issue like that and they can address section three qualification as well. host: can you take up this question from stephen massachusetts? guest: the u.s. solicitor general is the top lawyer for the government before the u.s. supreme court. they will often file a brief unimportant cases. he does this when it's a federal interest. there is a lot of interest whether the biden administration would file this case whether trump should be on the ballot. my suggestion is that the solicitor general would not file a brief. indeed, the government has not weighed on this case we don't know the government's position. they have been silent. the only lawyers are mr. trump's lawyer and the colorado voters and the lawyer for the colorado secretary of state. host: why the secretary of state? guest: i don't know. there are some issues of election law and she wants to have her say. the colorado voters oppose the secretary of state. i think she would only help trump if sh

senator ted cruz says it boils down to one thing. >> the judge's decision in new york is an outage.s was a partisan democrat judge adjudicating brought on a case by james. she campaigned saying i will get trump. this is power and trying to destroy donald trump. why? ultimately this is about attacking democracy. they want to stop the voters from voting for donald trump. it is dangerous. >> sandra: some headlines blasting the ruling include trump $355 million civil fraud verdict, the judge found. he inflated his assets. this penalty is unreal. another warned dem elites just made him a political martyr. jonathan turley says the obscene award is testing the new york legal system's integrity. the one hope for u.s. businesses is the u.s. supreme court despite the deference afforded to states and courts, the court has occasionally intervened for excessive damage awards. without a single lost dollar from a victim. the court might find that to be a tad excessive. >> i think a lot of americans have legitimate questions. for one thing as you note, the attorney general of new york began her cam

i do applaud case relays a week, vertical ted cruz. cast has gone into the details. >> this is a crucial piece of our investigation. >> well? as it turns out, that guy, the extremely credible whistleblower, that ted cruz is barely making the time to podcast repeatedly and extensively about, was indicted last thursday on charges of lying to the fbi because he made it all up. so awkward. but doesn't even end there. because yesterday he was apparently getting fed those lies by, wait for it, russian intelligence officers. as prosecutor noted in a 28- page filing, smirnoff was talking to the russians as recently as december of last year, just a few months ago, including, quote, contact with the russian intelligence service operative and a top russian representative to a third country. a russian operative we should know that smear enough described as quote the son of a former high ranking government official, someone who purportedly controls to groups of individuals taxed with carrying out assassination efforts in a third-party country. so j

those elections, those regulations and how it all pans out. >> emily wilkins, by the way, we have ted cruzn last call tonight. i had to get that in. paid to tease the show. 7:00 p.m. on we'll have cruz on. emily, to talk about ai and some other things. you're in d.c. i want to look good. can you give me a really smart question i should ask senator cruz about ai because you know more about it than i do? >> reporter: one thing we heard a lot from majority chuck schumer, that's a different party, he touted this bipartisan working together on ai legislation. we had elon musk, mark zuckerberg come up to the hill, talk with senators. so i would really love to hear a sense from senator cruz on where legislation is at on ai, if he thinks that might actually be a possibility this year. we're already seeing the senate struggle with things like passing the supplemental funding, getting stuff on the border done. they certainly have other major must-dos these year. i think it's a very valid question if they'll have time for ai. >> ai seems so far ahead of so many people's understanding. i just don't kn

being opposed by ted cruz is not proved a path to leaving your office so far. but, it could mount. not as strong and well and robust as he used to be, and that doesn't help either. yeah, is he in some difficulty. so far not critical but some. >> bret: all right, brit, as always, thank you. up next, democratic arizona senator mark kelly on what comes next after the collapse of the bipartisan border and foreign aid bill. and, later, fox news speaks with ukrainian teens who were kidnapped and forced to assimilate as russians. ♪ i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. serious side effects may include ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infect

in 2016 you had kasich and ted cruz win their home states, but marco rubio lost and got out.what were your takeaways and what is haley's next move, do you think? >> i'll tell you, the most remarkable number to me in the exit poll was 77% and that was the percentage of folks who said they had made up their minds about who they would support before the start of the calendar year and trump won 70% of those folks. so you only have essentially one in four republican voters. this is the south carolina republican electorate is close to being a microcosm of a generic republican electorate than anything we've experienced so far. this is probably the most traditional. it will be semi--replicated through super tuesday. nikki haley is trying to have this conversation are you sure you want to do this? what about this? for the last two months she's been having this conversation and one in two are even listening to this conversation, and i think we have an idea of how super tuesday will go. it will split pretty much like this. will she do better in virginia than south carol? it may, maybe i

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morning on the fox news channel for "sunday morning futures", exclusive interviewer with lara trump, ted cruz, george papadopoulos and congressman michael waltz, that will do it for us on fox business, thank you so much for joining us have a great rest of the weekend and i will see you next time. >> "barron's roundtable" sponsored by global x etf's. >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i am jack howe and for jack otter. coming up pop potato. january inflation came in higher than expected dampening hopes of an early rate cut. investment strategist chris heisey shares his insight on what it means for investors, move over magnificent seven it is coming down to the magnificent one as investors i next week's earnings report for nvidia why it could be a make or break moment for the stock market. later a look at companies making big moves in a jumpy earnings season but we began with the expert panel and three things investors to be think about right now. on the "barron's roundtable" like colleagues ben levisohn, al root and elizabe

. >> that was texas senator ted cruz back in 2016. remember him?te their conscience. fast forward eight years later, and cruz has fallen in line, along with the vast majority of the republican party behind trump, endorsing him to be the party's presidential nominee for a third cycle in a row. joining us now is the staff writer at the atlantic, mark, his latest piece is entitled the validation brigade salutes trump. and in its, mark, you write, quote, the gop once prided itself on being an alliance of free thinking frontiersman, who embraced rugged individualism, a term populated by republican president herbert hoover. this is no longer that time. full acquiescence to trump is now the most essential republican ethic, such as it is, or at least the chief prerequisite, to viability in the party. this near total submission to the former boss has persisted no matter how egregious his actions are, or how plainly he states his authoritarian goals. yet, the republican party now appears to have entered a new level of capitulation to trump. i kind of ho-hum

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