Welcome. It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz. Ben Ferguson with you, Senator. We heard from the

president of the United States of America, and he's staying the president, he says, until the end of his

term, are you a little bit surprised by this? Well, last night we got something we've been missing

for four days, and that is proof of life. Joe Biden is still with us.

Four days after his tweet saying that he was dropping out of the race, we saw him actually

do a live TV address to the American people in which he still says he's dropping out of

the race, but here's the news.

He plans to stay president.

He's going to serve out the rest of his term. Metal competence be

damned. He's sticking around. We're going to talk about that. We're also going to talk about his

presumed successor, Kamala Harris, and just how radical she is. We're also going to talk about

yesterday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed a joint session of Congress. Democrats up across

the board boycotted that speech, including Kamala Harris. Normally, the vice president sits

directly behind a foreign leader that is addressing Congress. Kamala Harris refused to even

listen to the elected leader of Israel. I was there sitting on the floor. I sat down

afterwards with Prime Minister Netanyahu for a one-on-one meeting. I'm going to fill you in on

all of that. That's what this episode's all about. Yeah, Kamala is certainly telegraphing what type

of radical she would be as president with that move, not even the president yet.

In her mind, she's probably like, hey, might as well act like it. So there you go.

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