Welcome it is verdict for Ted Cruz weekend review Ben Ferguson with you and these are the stories that you may have missed that we talked about this past week

It started with Elon Musk. He well there's a new scheme now to bring him down as advertisers are trying to destroy his platform X, formerly known as Twitter, by pulling all of their ad dollars.

So what can you do to stand by the man that is

standing by free speech? We'll explain that in a moment. Plus, Christopher

Wray, the FBI director, had a big toe-to-to-to-to-beattel with Senator Ted Cruz and you won't want to miss the

back and forth.

And finally, Sandra Day O'Connor, former Supreme Court Justice, passed away.

Senator Ted Cruz took some time to talk about some of the most historic

court cases and his memories of Sandra Day O'Connor. It's the weekend review and

it starts right now. Let me ask you, how many of you are grateful that Elon Musk purchased Twitter?

I'll tell you, I'm intensely grateful.

I think it is the single most important development for free speech in decades. But what is striking

and this again is a topic I discuss at great length in my brand new book

UnWoke is how corporate America has become woke and how they use economic

power to punish those that cross them. So corporate America is mad at Elon Musk. Why?

Because he stopped censoring views that were not the orthodoxy of the Biden White House, he stopped censoring conservative views, and he allowed free speech to occur.

Now, what was the volcanic rage of corporate America?

One company after another began boycotting what used to be Twitter is now X.

So IBM was the first to pull its ads.

So IBM, if you have an IBM computer at home, you know what, you're supporting a company

that says, we're not going to advertise on a social

media company that believes in free speech now right after IBM what followed

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