Welcome. It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz. Ben Ferguson with you, and we've got quite a few issues to talk about, including some fireworks that happen in the Judiciary Committee over some nominees and some people that just flat out aren't qualified. What are the Democrats doing? We're going to take you behind the scenes to what happened there, why this is so

important for this country coming up in just a moment. Also, the center makes, I think,

what may be his debut in Hollywood and a new movie that's at. We'll tell you about that coming

up in just a moment. But before we get to that, Senator, I want to get your reaction to some news that broke.

Special Counsel Jack Smith seems to be putting together an enemy's list, and quite a few

listeners of this podcast may be on that list. He has demanded that X, formerly known as Twitter,

is to give all information on all Americans who interacted with Donald J. Trump on Twitter between October of 2020 while he was the

President of the United States of America to January of 2021.

This would include people that did something as simple as liking a tweet of the President

of the United States of America, your reaction to this heavily redacted search warrant

requesting everyone's intel that interacted with Trump.

It's completely outrageous. The Biden Justice Department wants information about you.

And you mentioned an enemy's list. That's exactly what they're compiling. They have literally

served on Twitter a search warrant that demands every single person who liked

a tweet from Trump or who retweeted a tweet from Trump between October 2020 and January

2021. I am quite certain I liked her retweeted multiple tweets. I'm quite certain you liked

her retweeted multiple tweets. So you and I are both on the enemy's list. And so is anybody else.

They're basically trying to compile a list of the social media of every Trump voter.

And it's not even voter. It's just if you had something positive to say about the president.

The Biden DOJ wants to know it, and they're also asking for, quote, all associated logs and

metadata, which could cover location data as well. And so understand that they're asking for the physical location

of every person who said something positive about Donald Trump on Twitter between October of

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