Topic: Senator Cruz

Senator Ted Cruz questions a federal judicial nominee, Sara Netburn, regarding her decision to transfer a biological male serial rapist into a women's prison. The exchange focuses on the rights of female inmates and the nominee's use of the phrase "assigned a gender at birth." Cruz characterizes the nominee as a political activist rather than a judge.

Jones highlights comments by former FBI official Frank Figliuzzi, interpreting them as a call for counterterrorism operations to "take out" members of Congress like Ted Cruz and Josh Hawley. He characterizes the current administration as a foreign multinational coup targeting American leadership.

Mark Randazza observes that the political left has abandoned its historical defense of free speech in favor of tribalism. He cites a case involving a Massachusetts Senate candidate whose account was shut down by Twitter at the request of the Attorney General. The discussion calls for a bipartisan effort between figures like Ted Cruz and Elizabeth Warren to use antitrust laws against Silicon Valley's "racketeering" with the government.

The U.S. Senate blocked a bill to create a commission to investigate the January 6th Capitol riot, with the vote falling short of the 60-vote threshold. Guest host Stu Peters describes the event as a "grandma selfie party" and criticizes Nancy Pelosi's efforts to create a "hit squad." Senator Ted Cruz is also noted for introducing legislation to ban federal vaccine passports.

A group of 18 Republican senators, including Ted Cruz, visited the Rio Grande Valley to document the border crisis. The host criticizes the senators for being "lightweights" and engaging in political theater rather than attacking the globalist roots of the issue. He argues that the focus should be on UN replacement migration and Biden's role in the surge.

Senator Ted Cruz argues that Democrats use mass shootings to pursue political objectives rather than stopping violent criminals. Cruz highlights the Grassley-Cruz legislation, which aimed to mandate audits of background check databases and prosecute felons attempting to buy guns. He notes that the bill was filibustered by Senate Democrats in 2013.