A specter is haunting the United States. The specter of Bernie's revolution. We are joined

tonight not just by the sender, but by someone who fled another socialist revolution,

one that Bernie Sanders speaks very highly of. This is Verdict with Ted Cruz.

Welcome back to Verdict with Ted Cruz.

We are joined as ever by the senator and also by the senator's Tia Sonia.

My Spanish is not very good.

But I think that was about right.

Ant Sonia. That is correct.

Thank you.

This is, in a few days, going to be the 58th anniversary of your fleeing the communist regime in Cuba.

That is correct. And yet we've got the leader of the Democratic Party nomination process is praising the Fidel Castro regime. I think we have the clip.

Very opposed to the authoritarian nature of Cuba. But you know, it's unfair to simply say everything

is bad. You know, when Fidel Castro came into office, you know what he did? He had a massive

literacy program. Is that a bad thing? Listen, Bernie has spent his entire life, his entire career,

praising communist dictators. But this week is his latest ode to Fidel Castro,

frankly, just pissed me all. And this is, this is not a joke. This guy is the frontrunner for the

Democratic nomination to be president. And he sings the praises of Castro and Cuban communism. My dad fled Cuban 57.

My the Asonia was still there. She was a kid. And so she saw the Cuban revolution firsthand and

she ended up fighting against Castro. So, Thea, if you would, I just want you, first of all, tell me

what it was like to be in Cuba when the revolution happened, when Castro took over.

Actually, it was, it was, it was, a lot of people were happy because finally, somebody

was coming in that was praising, we're going to give you a chance to change your hope.

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