Welcome, it is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you, and we have a jam-pack show for you today that deals with not only some shocking news coming out of Israel, but also the Supreme Court decision on taking Donald Trump off the ballot in Colorado.

We're going to dive into both of those. But before we get to that, Senator, a story that no one seems to be talking about,

and that is some breaking news that apparently Joe Biden was demanding that the Attorney General

Merrick Garland put Donald Trump and his opponents in prison, and it's very angry that he didn't

start the investigation to Trump earlier so that he wouldn't have to,

I guess, be running against him right now for the presidency.

Your reaction to this coming out from Politico's reporting?

Well, Politico reported, quote, in recent weeks, President Biden has grumbled to AIDS and

advisors that had Garland move sooner in his investigation into former President Donald Trump's election

interference. A trial may already be underway, or even if concluded, according to two people

granted anonymity to discuss private matters. That trial still could take place before the election,

and much of the delay is owed not to Garland, but to deliberate resistance put up by the former

president and his team.

In other words, the White House is complaining, damn it, if only Merrick Garland had gone sooner,

we could have locked Donald Trump up in jail.

But that's not their only complaint.

Beyond that, they are furious, volcanically furious with the Department of Justice, with Merrick Garland. Why? Get this?

Because they haven't been political enough.

Listen, we have discussed at great length on this podcast, how this is, in my judgment,

the most partisan and political Department of Justice in history. Doesn't matter. Not

enough for Joe Biden in the White House. Here's what Politico reported. Quote, Joe Biden has told

aides and outside advisors that Attorney General Merrick Garland did not do enough to rein in a special

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