It's Friday, May 16th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is Waddey, the show that stands with Texas Democrats and sports fans who want to ban Republican Senator Ted Cruz from college playoff events.

Because when Ted Cruz is in attendance, Texas teams tend to lose.

To quote a Democratic proteofficial, the nine scariest words for any college fan to hear are,

I'm Ted Cruz and I'm coming to your game.

Now, as a good journalist, I reached out to the Cruz team.

Via a spokesperson, I received the following response.

The senator has been attending Texas sports games his entire life. When they win, he's there. When they

lose, he's there. Okay. On today's show, the Supreme Court appears torn over the enforcement of President

Donald Trump's order to end birthright citizenship. And Walmart says it's going to have to raise

prices soon because of Trump's tariffs. But let's start Walmart says it's going to have to raise prices soon because

of Trump's tariffs. But let's start with the president's trip to the Middle East.

On Thursday, Trump started his day in Qatar before flying to the United Arab Emirates,

the last stop on his trip. While in Qatar, Trump visited the United States's largest army base

in the Middle East in Doha and took part in a business roundtable.

And in the UAE, he toured the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and once again regaled an audience with his views on the term, groceries.

Costs are way down.

Groceries are the way they have a term grocery.

It's an old term, but it means basically what you're buying food. It's a pretty accurate term, but it's an old-fashioned sound. But groceries are down, costs are down, eggs are down.

Groceries are now on the list with Hannibal Lecter, as things I don't think Trump understands at any level.

But groceries aside, this trip wasn't

about diplomacy. This trip was about doing deals. $600 billion in deals with Saudi Arabia's

government, the details of which remain extremely vague, and nearly $150 billion defense deal with

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