because as you said i don't think ted cruz does see himself representing all 30 million of us and heicies, this is the end point of it. this is what it looks like when you pass in extreme abortion ban and also try to say that folks can't travel. this is what it looks like. it is a mother who gets the news we all hope we don't get that when she is hoping to welcome twins, the one of those babies is not going to make it and it is killing her. instead of being able to get a procedure close to home she has to go to colorado. that is not who we are as texans, that is why november 5 we are going to get rid of ted cruz. >> the last time we had a travel ban in this country it was on the free movement of enslaved people, to move both out of a state and across the states, as you said. juneteenth, today, originated in texas. what does it feel like to be in texas for the people of texas on this day? >> juneteenth is a texas holiday i have celebrated my entire life and i am so glad that our country is getting a chance to celebrate. i think it is about freedom, but also a chance to recommit oursel

just like what amanda zurowski who we talked about a few months back, ted cruz is on that committee,f just sitting in the seat and hearing her tell her story because as you said, i don't think ted cruz does see himself as representing all 30 million of us as texans and he certainly does not want to take responsibility for the fact his extreme policies, this is the endpoint of it. this is what it looks like when you pass an extreme abortion ban and you also have municipalities trying to say folks can't travel through that municipality. this is what it looks like. it's a mother who gets the news we all hope we don't get when she's hoping to welcome twins, that one of those babies is not going to make it and it's killing her and the other one. instead of getting a 15 minute procedure close to home, she has to go to colorado, an eighth generation texan. that's not who we are as texans and that's why on0çnovember 5th we're going to get rid of ted cruz. >> the last travel ban in this country was on the free movement of enslaved people to move both out of a state and across these states. as

e you mentioned your own united states senate race against ted cruz who seemed about ready to fight donalds ago when trump insulted cruz's wife and lied about his own father, about cruz's father. what do you make of cruz during trump's meeting with senate republicans on the hill this week continuing to clap for the former president well after he left the room with the door half shut behind him? >> yeah. well, you know if someone had talked about my wife or my family that way i can just guarantee there is no situation where we would have this kind of interaction this is something i have had a lot of texans raise to me. they just cannot believe that ted cruz is so, you know, i guess politically motivated, so weak that in this case now he wants to pretend he is the biggest fan of someone who has called him everything but a son of god and listen. that's a big issue of course. the bigger issue is what they are going to do together to try to take away from folks all over the country. particularly when it comes to reproductive freedom. this week lauren miller who is the mother of two who is -- li

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz's hems.t deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs. he asks how about iran 80 billion dollars. gained from increased oil exports. iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income. which iran has achieved because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions. but barbara leaf says that we do not sanction iran is incorrect. we impose oil embargoes. we put a heavy cost on their hands and applied only 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know where is it wrong and what? why are the sanctions not working? of course, ted cruz asked the same question to the us secretary of state anthony blinken about a month ago. he said in a different tone that you have loosened the sanctions on iran. the government should , including you, be responsible for the october 7 attack by hamas on israel. because you a

of course, ted cruz asked a similar question about a month ago us secretary of state anthony blinken also asks. he says in a different tone: you loosened the sanctions on iran. the biden government, including you , are responsible for the october 7 attack by hamas on israel because you allowed $80 billion from oil sales to go to iran. america's bloomberg had searched for its details in a detailed report among the payment system and the maritime transfer network hidden from the view of the us treasury. mohammadan nikmin of radio and television news agency. the increase in the arrival of foreign tourists to iran after canceling visas with 28 countries. according to the general manager of marketing and tourism development of the ministry of cultural heritage from the 15th of march 10,4002 arrival of foreign tourists to iran increased by 36. although it is thousands of kilometers away from beautiful iran, the traces of its culture and history are evident everywhere. uzbekistan is a country in central asia and adjacent to the historic silk road. everywhere you turn , there are signs and s

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz's hems. host deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs. he asks: what about iran? he managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned. because the government we impose oil sanctions, we put a heavy cost on their hands and only applied 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know what is wrong. and why sanctions don't work. he had searched hidden from the sight of the us treasury. mohammadan nikmin of radio and television news agency. south the center of the gaza strip, the focus of today's attacks by the zionist regime. manaba news reported the air attacks of the occupying regime's fighters on rafah. at least 9 people were martyred in these attacks. 30 people have been injured. the tanks of the occupiers pe

they want to be incredible moms and dads, etc, ted cruz, etc. katie brett introduced legislation to prevent states from blocking access to i vs services. and when asked about those who feel the fertilized eggs not used or an ivy of treatments or form of abortion, the texas senator had this to say. i think that's a moral decision. any person can make and that that's a decision they can make with, according to their faith and, and, and according to their understanding of god's teaching. now where it joined cruise in his interview, arguing members of the democratic party are fear mongering that republicans wished to ban ivy on. the left is fear mongering, saying that we are not going to protect ivy f i v f as protected and senator cruz and i are going to make sure it continues to be protective. it is pro life, it's proof family, it's per woman. and i believe it was a party of families. this new legislation comes after alabama's top court ruled, frozen embryos are legally children. and the destruction of these embryos constitute a crime under the st

now, i don't really care what ted cruz thinks about. i v f because he's a long house to republican, but i v f does in every case stand for multiple murders of little human beings. and by the way, so does contraception we we found out that almost all contraception always has the possibility of acting as an a board of fits in. so if we believe in these 2 foundational principles of western civilization, i don't really care what some cocked republicans say about it. what a true christian believes about this is that sex outside of marriage kills society, and killing humans, kills humans. and those are the 2 foundational principles of all western society. so i'd like to hear the response to that, or do we still believe killing humans is wrong in this country? dessie desi. as well, we can have a conversation about what is considered a human when you have a lot of those of cell inside of when you know person is still be in this country. yes, it is wrong. i'm the person that would be more like a person on the train floss or i'm talking about hum

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one of the latest tv shows of ted cruz is hosted by vice and dast. the foreign minister of near east affairs asks how iran managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. iran's oil sales price. it has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned. because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions. but barbara leaf says that it is wrong that we do not sanction iran. we impose oil embargoes . we put a heavy cost on their hands and only 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know what is wrong and why the sanctions are not working, of course ted cruz also said about a month ago. he asks the same question to anthony blinken, the secretary of state of the united states. in a different tone, he says that you have loosened the sanctions on iran. it's hard that before bloomberg america detailed it in a detailed report in the middle of the system and we

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz. the host of the deputy and assistant minister of foreign affairs for near east affairs asked: how iran managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. gained? iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned. because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions. but barbara leaf says that we do not sanction iran is incorrect. we have oil embargoes we apply we spend a lot of money. we left them alone and applied only 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran circumvent the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know what is wrong and why the sanctions are not working. of course, ted cruz is about a last month , he asked the same question to anthony blinken, the us foreign minister, but in a different tone, he said, " you have loosened the sanctions on iran." it was searched in a detailed report among the payments system an

of course , about a month ago, ted cruz asked the same question to the us secretary of state, anthonynken, and in a different tone, he said, " have you loosened the sanctions on iran?" the government has to work hard, which was previously detailed by bloomberg in a detailed report between the payment system and the hidden maritime transport network from the us treasury. mohammadan nikmin of radio and television news agency and the last report of today's economic news is that the three-day national conference of leaders with the approach of holding training courses on animal husbandry and business in villages in the cultural and recreational complex of mohammadshahr alborz was held. the national conference of rural business was held in mohammadshahr, karaj. the effort has been to create employment in deprived areas of our country . the demand for agricultural production is that it produces basic goods and provides the country's livelihood needs and basic goods. this plan of the executive headquarters has come into action as a support company for employment plans and follows animal husb

of artificial intelligence cyberexploitation keep, 14 years old now at 15 speaking out senators ted cruzual imagery requiring web sites move it texas senator ted cruz joined by ellison and her mother thank you so much. >> good morning, important story, share what happened. i woke up on monday morning as for normal day got calls messages from friends telling me that these new images were going around. >> there was pair you have and nude going where? >> all around school snapchat instagram, all social media. >> what did you do first tell your mom. >> yes. >> what happened? >> -- crying day morning expecting a normal a day showed me pictures i because mortified as a mom stunned, i couldn't protect my daughter. maria: did you know right away that it wasn't her she is not nude took this nude picture whose pod was this any recognized where she was on cruise ship on deck, as mom i knew immediately, where the first picture was, so i knew that, but if i wasn't did not know that looking at photo i would probably think it was real. maria: senator this is incredible story tell us about this take it

and so i want to encourage people go to ted cruz, .org, ted cruz dot ted cruz .org. make a contribution right now because we are gettingas massively outspent and the left wantsy ar texas to be a han for illegal immigrants. they want more of this invasion. >> that's what they're trying to do in this race in texas. and they're spending that money not only to hurt you, but they want texas blue desperatelyt and they're paid any amount of money that they have toof to and make that happen. senator, thank you. all right. we turn now to the white>>> retu house where hunter biden is top of mind. hie presidene white hot promised he wouldn't pardon his own son, but according to karine jean-pierre here, it appears that a commutation of any prison sentence not be out of the question. >> take a listen. you sentence.ntence what i'm saying is that the president and i, i have notd spoken to the president about this. and what i'm saying is he was askeis wha is d about a pardon. he was asked about. he was asked about the trial specifically. and he answered it t very clearly, very forth

i sit up to joe biden on the border and to extremists like ted cruz for chaos. two real solutions in front. >> now, andrew kaczynski, senior editor of kfile of course. so andrew collin. all right. is here. i'm now saying he's going to fix the border but you have found that two years ago, he was saying something different. >> yeah, that's right. an immigration has become such an important issue for voters oftentimes pulling ahead of even inflation as the number one issue. and this race's obviously taking place in texas, which has borne the brunt of the border crisis now already has a pretty long history of dismissing the border and border security both when he was running in 2018 and when he was in office, the interest interestingly, didn't even announce that ad that we just played, that they spent several 100 thousand dollars so far to run on online, but i want people to listen to what he said. in february 2022 about the border i don't hear a lot about the border here in dallas and i'm in a border state and obviously we want to have comprehensive immigration ref

coming up texas senator ted cruz on aging merrick garland and contempt of congress, missouri senatorc schmidt on joe biden's d.o.j. in the moves to take down joe's number one political enemy donald trump along with florida congresswoman anna paulina luna on whether president biden makes it to the election or will he be pushed to withdraw after more gaffes on the world stage. in italy at the g7, covid a former deputy national security advisor victoria coates on the national security impact of joe's capacity admits to awakening from voters of the united states to europe, doctor ben carson on how trump is storming through blue states in gaining support along with former senior advisor to president trump kellyanne conway on the state of the race, two weeks away from the big debate, it's all right here on "sunday morning futures" speed when we begin with the countdown to election 2024, 142 days away less than two weeks away from the first one-on-one showdown between president biden and president trump on june 27, president trump on the campaign trail after separate meetings this past week

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ted cruz even leaked out one saying it was act of terrorism. they had to apologize for telling the truth. they welled a terrorist to the capitol yesterday. this is like bin laden to ground zero 3 1/2 years after 9/11. they go to the capitol where they cheer him, sang songs, gave him a baseball from the congressional baseball game the day before. and to me you noted these people ran for their lives. josh hawley ran like a cartoon character and to michael's point this is who they are. and today's gop is how democracies die, and that's historically acterate. it is not a democratic party, it's not a political party as we know it. it's a fascist movement that's anti-democratic that will use violence to acquire power and retain power. and look what's coming now november 5th. who knows what they have in store for us, and the danger part is the gop will all line up no matter what trump asks of him. >> we know from what they did, dave, that they will. let meplay for you just to remind everyone donald trump has no respect for any of these people, no more

when she went to ted cruz and said are you okay you went from michele bachmann to ted cruz you need an chair mariaa call we all gave each story. i cannot tell you all because i want to cover■y whatever is on y face covered. she was woman. god needed hurt now because god needed strategist to sort all this out. alice is not god's strategist thank you alice.ng to keep time runs a short let's get a couple of may be too we compared together so we still have a littleha time. i see kerri over there has a question from the >> yes thank you so much for another extraordinary big. >> please tells who you are to question because of time. >> of course of course mark■óron florida by way of election 2000. we have a new resident of florida you may be apparently%i involved in the presidential election. i would appreciate your perspective on one issue that certainly is consistent national security economic security, human rights, humanitarian concerns. how or whether climate this upcoming presidential election? i said that for florida and givr things the florida legislature and the florida governor -- c

she joins us alonging with her mother and senator ted cruz. what happened?gh school in forth worth, texas, excited to go to high school, what happened? >> i woke up with numerous calls from my friends telling me fake ai photos were going around. >> ainsley: someone took a picture off social media, nine friends and that person took your clothes off and put fake naked bodies on. how did that make you feel? >> it was terrifying, i felt helpless. >> ainsley: mom, she comes into your room crying, what happened? >> there was no way to foresee anything like this happening. we were outside our element trying to figure out what to do with this. >> ainsley: what do you do? >> we went to the school and police trying to see if we can get help there, it is not knowing who it was. he did not do it on school time. we were not able to track it. >> ainsley: time is of the essence. it looked real. did you find out who did it and what happened to that person? >> we found out four months later. he had been taken out of school with suspension and had been told he was come back b

when she went to ted cruz and said are anyou okay?mann to ted cruz to need intervention? he said i'm to be okay my former colleagues when i became chair maria, and karen, we got on the call we all gave each gother t alice stories i can't tell you all because i want to keep whatever's on face covered she was just a gentle spirit a wise woman and i can imagine god needed her now because god strategist to sort all this out. alice is now god strategist and i'm just gonna keep talking to her. >> let's get a couple of questions from .audience to be two to compare together so we have a little time. i see gary olivera has a question from. 's. >> marks lachman from florida, you both mentioned florida by way of election 2000 we have a be apparently involved in the presidential election so i would appreciate your perspective on one ecurity economic security, human rights, humanitarian concerns, how or whether climate change will be framed within this upcoming presidential election and i say that for florida that i will pause, iggiven among oth t

you went from michele bachmann to ted cruz you need intervention. to be colleagues my former colleagues i was at cnn unt chair in 2016 from '01 to'16, maria, and karen, we nh other the alice stories and i can't tell you all because i want to keep whatever is on my face covered. she was just a gentle spirit a wise woman and i can god needed her now because god sort this out so alice is now god's strategist and i'm just go talking to her. >> right on. >> thank you, beautiful, both of you. time is running short, but let's get a couple of questions from our audience maybe two i can pair together so we still have a little time. i see carrie over there has a the audience. >> yes, thank you so much for another extraordinary-- >> please tell us who you are and make it a question. >> mark from florida by way of 2000 and we have a new resident of florida to may be apparently involved in the presidential election so i would appreciate your perspective on one issue that certainly is tent national security economic security human rights how or whether climate ch

. >> steve: i hate to name drop, i was talking to ted cruz about pickleball and i think we're going to play. >> brian: controversy one-on-one? that's a lot of ground. >> steve: we have not figured it out. >> ainsley: thank you for letting me feature him. >> brian: we'll probably stream it live. >> steve: i've suggested that. not about ted cruz, just pickleball. >> ainsley: don't let brian play. >> brian: i was not off to a good start. i expected it to play like tennis. >> ainsley:a waiting major decision from supreme court on presidential immunity. >> steve: plus dnc and biden campaign launching attacks ahead of tonight. how does trey gowdy think trump should react? we'll ask him coming up next. awkward question... is there going to be anything left... —left over? —yeah. oh, absolutely. (inner monologue) my kids don't know what they want. you know who knows what she wants? me! i want a massage, in amalfi, from someone named giancarlo. and i didn't live in that shoebox for years. not just— with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so you don't have to worry. i guess

stuart: why am i not surprised, great report, i want to bring in senator ted cruz, you are convincedat terms conviction will be reversed on appeal but as we heard the new york appeals court has 21 democrats are you still convinced. >> i'm still convinced, there's no doubt it's an uphill fight in the new york state appeals court and it's entirely democrat, i have to stay right now, the new york justice system is a global laughingstock this opinion and verdict is another disgrace in lawless and out of the new york state court of appeals will do anything to step in and reverse it but if they don't i'm absolutely certain the u.s. supreme court will and the way it'll work i discussed this in great length in my greatest podcast that came out, the verdict to ted cruz and why this will be reversed, the jury instructions, the trial judge gave him the judge knows that he didn't care because the objective and get a guilty verdict before election day this is not about law or criminal justice this is about politics and trying to influence and change the result of the election in november, this wi

i just for, you know, political and he can't stand oily disingenuousness josh jolly and ted cruz j.d.ce. i tell that quote exactly. scalia probably not the first time you've been asked about it, because we don't have too much time before questions. i want to talk a little about yourss i think in the book, you explain that he started writing hissummer of 20. in case you became president, the basis for a memoir. i guess you decided won't read memoosers. i think he didn't read nixon's six crises. but other than that, probably right. what period of time to the journals cover or what? c you tell about that the journals he kept and is that when he started keeping them or ar earlier journals. yeah. so he he was a keeper during throughout his life when he did keep and. basically starting ind 2010, he started almost daily journalsdays that he missed, but it was like you said andervif fuential memoir that he never get to write. bu, know, even after he lost with the rise of donald trump, i think he he intuited in some ways that he wa std. and so he kept keeping a journal and when he got to the d

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maria: ted cruz joining us.ow this. >> african-americans saw greater wage gains under donald trumpic than theany have seen underth joe biden. unemployment has gone up under joe biden, it went down underd donald trump. we're seeing it init wages and,n crime, in devastation but what donald trump offers is a better way forward. we were better off under trump but that's not a black agenda. this is an american agenda. maria: that is south carolina senator tim scott with me on friday. mornings with ma rhee yaw on fox business, on the support formerc president trump isot receiving from black voters right now n a new poll from marist, 45th president is making major gainsr among black voters iesn the skir state ofs pennsylvania while president biden has lost nearly a third of support since the 2020ce election.he this is propelling president trump in a two point lead over o biden in the keystone state which 19 electoral votes are at stake. joining me with reaction, former housing urban development secretary dr. ben carson

government was a topic that was held again in the hearing session of the senate chaired by senator ted cruz. the us assistant secretary of state emphasized in this meeting: sanctions against iran have not stopped and so far the biden administration has sanctioned more than 20 people related to the sale of iranian oil. he is the host of the deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs, he asks how iran managed to get 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. brought iran's oil sales rate has increased from 300,000 barrels to 2 million barrels per day. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions , barbara leaf, but it says that we do not sanction iran. . we impose oil sanctions, we put a heavy cost on their hands and only 230 cases of sanctions against those who evaded. the hard work, which was previously detailed by us bloomberg in a detailed report between the payment system and the maritime transport network hidden from the us treasury. muhammadan nikmin news agency radio the increase in t

not everyone was impressed with last night's show here's texas senator ted cruz on "sunday morning futureslook that's his base hollywood movies stars big tech billionaires that's who the democratic party is fighting for in california that's whos they care about people in bed with china that's who democrats care about but if you're talking a steel worker, taxi cab drivers a waiter waitress, democrat party long ago abandoned those workers. reporter: in comes days president biden is likely to be focusing more on his debate prep with the first debate with former president donald trump looming in less than two weeks. tammy. tammy: well a lot of hollywood selects at the fund raise very not exactly young. and isn't that who biden needs the most according to one democratic congressman there will be a new generation of leadership if biden wins in november. >> i will say this. this country is hungry after that for a new generation and we've got tremendous talent on our party and young people on the other side as well and i'm looking forward after president biden is reelected to a new generation lead

republican senator ted cruz and democratic senator amy klobuchar introduced the take it down act. ould require internet sites to remove deepfakes within 48 hours. senator cruz held a hearing yesterday with victims and advocates to highlight exactly what has to happen immediately. >> if you are a victim of revenge or a.i. generated explicit imagery in the internet age, your life changes permanently. due to advances in technology, now anyone can become a victim. and it is increasingly affecting a particularly vulnerable population, teenage girls. in each case, this cruel filth was then sent to classmates, further exploiting and embarrassing the victims. >> harris: you are about to meet two of those teenage victims who testified at that hearing with senator cruz. they talked about how it all unfolded. watch. >> well, i had broken up on a monday morning with a bunch of messages from a friend notifying that photos of me as well as her and another one of our friends was going around school. there were these a.i. nude images of us. as the week continued, more and more photos of different

senator ted cruz joins me, i have the stupid executive order right here, you can so come in even have shut down the border say you are scared, and seeking asylum. >> to this thing is utterly fake, it's a joke. biden knows it's a joke. i will say what's notable, we have admitted today he could have done something about it is from the very beginning, could have issued this order in 2021, 2022, 2023, he could have issued at last month or the month before. he did not, you did not, why? because he wants the 11 million illegals who've invaded this country, this is the outcome of the wants, they see them as, in people have to die, people have to be murdered, you blake and riley has to die, joe biden and the democrats hire okay with ebmac of the toward what nypd officers chart this week by a venezuelan illegal immigrant captured, we had him and eagle pass gagged taxes and why did the -- what a joe biden do? he let them go and he went to new york and tried two cops. that's happening every week this has nothing to do with securing the border, this is all about the election in five months and it

ted cruz was on our show back in 2016.e said this on television, "if i were in my car and getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the backup camera, i'm not confident which pedal i'd push." [ laughter ] okay? but that primal urge to run trump over didn't stop sweaty teddy and all the other pathetic sycophants jockeying for lip space on his big, pimply ass -- [ laughter ] from pretending to be outraged by this outrageous attack on their beloved baron von shitzenpants. >> an absolute sham trial. when people ask me, what the hell is going on in your country? i'm ashamed. this is the most outrageous travesty ever seen. >> hey, james comer. how about you subpoena judge merchan and his daughter. get to the bottom of this sham trial. >> this is a shameful political stunt perpetrated by joe biden. >> unbelievable. un-frickin'-believable. we, the people, stand with donald trump. >> this will be reversed on appeal. we're doing a special podcast tonight to break it all down. >> jimmy: oh, we won't want to miss that. [ laughter ] i

he kind of admitted, you see to the point eventually, let's do some quick ones for fun ted cruz for i think he called him frightening and a demagogue. josh hawley. oh i remember. oh he said that josh hawley was too smart to believe the things that he said and he actually really i will just say this he he dislikes josh more than some of the republican colleagues he who he believe are he believes are genuinely taken in crazy conspiracy theories because his feeling is, you know, if actually believe these conspiracy theories, you're crazy. but i kind of pity but josh hawley in, his view is cynically a proponent of. things that he knows are not true. i just for, you know, political and he can't stand oily disingenuousness is how i described his his take on josh jolly and ted cruz j.d. vance you said it would hard it would be hard for me to disrespect someone more than j.d. vance. i tell you that quote exactly. scalia probably not the first time you've been asked about it, because we don't have too much time before questions. i want to talk a little about your process i think in the book, y

so did ted cruz. so did marco rubio. so did mitch mcconnell, but they did something very different today. do you understand why? >> do i understand why they're doing it? i mean, no. i can't, because i'm like you, right? i both thought trump was unfit from the beginning, and took people like marco rubio and so many of the other candidates in 2016 -- ted cruz, doesn't matter, everybody was on our side back then. jd vance. they'll thought the exact same way we did. some of them called their selves never trumpers, like us and then we watch them for political expediency, for their own professional growth, not only do they tolerate trump, they celebrate him, become his biggest licks petals and toadies and there's something particularly painful about them cheering him as he returns to the capital where, as nancy mays said, he threatened their lives, and one of the things that strikes me, you know, i run this group, republican voters against trump, and one of the number one reasons people who voted for trump twice say they will

. >> sandra: so ted cruz had a prediction about just how popular this is and the impact it could havet tips provide vital elements of their compensation whether you are a waiter or waitress whether a bellhop or bartender whether you are a barber or hairstylist, whether you are a taxi cab driver over driver. there are a lot of folks working currently hard on average, tipped workers make about $6,000 in a given year max from tips. right now they have very onerous recordkeeping requirements that doesn't make a lot of sense. i think this is a manifestation of how today's public and party has changed. >> sandra: the idea here, charlie, that i brought up with another guy wearing last hour charles payne is that the goal of former president is pushing out there is for more workers to keep their hard-earned dollars. why? because they will spend that money better than the government. final thought to you, ted cruz says this could single-handedly win him the doubt. >> i think without a doubt and a lot of other state he take away all the noise at the end of the day donald trump's primary message

for 12 years now, my strategy is to fight only in the house, smart, let, let rant paul, mike lee, ted cruzjaydee vance, rick scott, let these guys deal with the senate, i ’m not doing very well from the house, so it’s unlikely that i’ll also succeed in the senate, but i’m just curious, okay, forget about mcconnow. and about the senate, but even, for example, some chairmen of the committee in the house say that ukraine is the most important thing for them, and yes, of course, there is what you talked about, money from logheath and from others from the military-industrial complex, but there is also something messianic, something from the pure heart, something very sincere in the fact that they believe that the most important thing is to win this war against russia, you know why they even think so, i don’t know , the hardest people to understand are... like mike johnson, who was against sending money to ukraine, but now, having become speaker, he, as you say, has become very convinced that we should send money there, it's like what -it's very religious, they really believe it, it's not like t

i cannot believe ted cruz's statement last night about the verdict that this was an outrage and an upsetaw i kept thinking, you were involved in this. you kept dragging your father into this. he had david pecker do mockups of your father with lee harvey oswald . you are defending this guy? the competitive sycophancy going on here is olympic level and what's going to suffer his democracy and justice, which should be the twin pillars of our country, right? and yet they are all falling all over themselves to say this is not how the justice system should function this is exactly how the justice system should function. chuck said the other day that win or lose, whatever happened here, we should respect the verdict of this jury. everything i saw from this jury showed an engaged and vested, serious group of people who were coming together to make a great decision and they understood that what they were doing was particularly serious giving who the defendant was but it wasn't like they took this flippantly. and yet we have donald trump and his republican allies continuing to call the process a s

republican senator ted cruz with this. >> the old conventional wisdom used to be that republicans are party of the rich and democrats are the party of the poor and the working class. that has been turned on its head. today democrats are the party of rich coast ali -- coast ali leitz. >> hollywood and some of the stars of the democratic party gathering in last to raise money for president biden and tear down his opponent. the biden campaign says it raised about $30 million in this event where jimmy kimmel moderated a discussion with biden and former president barack obama. democrats are focusing more on former president donald trump's convictions in new york. in that discussion obama said we have the spectacle of the nominee of one of the two major parties sitting in court convicted of a jury of his peers on 34 counts. his organization being prosecuted for not paying taxes, set aside all the other stuff, he says. this weekend's fundraiser featuring several stars top the $25 million fundraiser in march in new york. biden is contending with trump's rapidly improving fundraising. in april

donald trump is number one there, ted cruz is number two. number three, nikki haley, you keep going down the list, jim jordan who loves to do hearings. you go down that list. let's last go to the defense industry. this as donald trump is considering mandatory military service for americans and automatically registering young men for the draft if he gets back in. you have roger wicker of mississippi, joe biden is on the list, but not -- right behind him is donald trump, this is the defense industry. i want to come to you quickly, mark joseph stern, because there are no judges on this list, but they might as well be. you have politicians who are essentially paying, being paid, at least their pacs are being paid, their campaigns are funded by billionaires and then you have these judges. you go all the way up to the supreme court. that feels like pay to play as well. >> absolutely. some of the conservative justices might as well have exxonmobil stitched across their robes like they're race car drivers. these justices are doing everything in thei

ted cruz, we are over it. we work well with each other now. that's the spirit you get in sports.ht as hard as you can and hug it out at the end. that's the sign of sportsmanship. and he not only did he not get it for two years candidate who he beat. joe rogan. i wouldn't be surprised with him sitting down with joe rogan soon. you see him describe the president's introduction. he says this is unbelievable to see. he said thank you. i think a sitdown for joe rogan for three hours could really help him. >> ainsley: i just love that crowd. that's our audience. that's real america. that's how i grew up in south carolina with people just like that. that love a good fight. and i think that's why they support donald trump. because they have seen what our government has tried to do to him. trial after trial, the russia, all that russia mess. >> brian: she launched it in his first two and a half years about russia. think about this, even the laptop, ainsley. the laptop was during the president's presidency. the director of national intelligence says it's real. they ignored him. and they we

this is one of the latest episodes of ted cruz's hems. host deputy and assistant foreign minister for near east affairs. he asks how iran did it? it earned 80 billion dollars from the increase in oil exports. oil sales price iran has reached 2 million barrels per day from 300,000 barrels. this is about 80 billion dollars of income that iran has earned. because your government refuses to impose oil sanctions. but barbara leaf says that it is wrong to not sanction iran. we impose oil embargoes. we put a heavy cost on their hands. and we imposed only 230 cases of sanctions against those who help iran in circumventing the sanctions. the us deputy secretary of state also says that he does not know what is wrong and why the sanctions are not working. about a month ago, cruz asked the same question to us secretary of state anthony blinken , saying in a different tone, " you loosened the sanctions on iran." a hard effort that was previously detailed by bloomberg america in a detailed report. he had searched among the payment system and the mariti

dijo el senador ted cruz, parte de un grupo de republicanos que denuncian que biden pudo haber tomadoo los ataques mÁs fuertes le llegaron de sus propias filas. legisladores demÓcratas y activistas que subrayaron que joe biden prometiÓ una frontera humanitaria y alivio para los que ya estÁn aquÍ. >> no cierre la frontera. pero si la vas a cerrar, ayÚdanos aquÍ a los que han estado aquÍ cinco, diez, 15, 20 aÑos. danos un permiso para trabajar legalmente aquÍ. >> los crÍticos dicen que es una medida puramente electoral. las Últimas encuestas le dan a donald trump una ventaja de 30 puntos sobre biden en el manejo de la seguridad fronteriza. el presidente contÓ con el apoyo de un grupo bipartidista de funcionarios fronterizos y polÍticos de comunidades afectadas por la inmigraciÓn irregular, que recordaron que trump saboteÓ el acuerdo en el senado para la seguridad en la frontera. >> este proceso, lo que lo que. lo que yo he visto de esto va a prevenir las personas que son criminales entrarÁ al paÍs. pero las personas que quieren entrar a bien con el proceso legalmente y trabajar no solam