House Democrats wrap up their case against the president. The president's arguments will begin tomorrow, and we all march for life on the 47th anniversary of Roe v. Wade. And that sounds like it's two very different stories. Actually, there's a key connection between the two. We will get into all of that. This is Verdict with Ted Cruz.

Welcome back.

I'm Michael Knowles, and I actually should have been more specific.

What I meant to say was, this is Verdict with Ted Cruz, the third biggest podcast on the charts right now. Congratulations,

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maybe perhaps you couldn't, couldn't hear me. I just wanted to say, we're beating the New York Times.

Well, that that is a wonderful thing and a testament to all the good people who are listening.

And it sounds like birds chirping sort of in the studio, but we have a lot to get to today.

Indeed.

We have the Democrats wrapping up their arguments.

We've got the Trump team is going to begin tomorrow. And in the 15 minutes

that you got free today, you ended up marching for life out on the National Mall.

All true. And it's 1045. So we're getting started tonight earlier than we have any day this

week. This is a very early night. So let's not squander the time. How do you

think the Democrats did in their closing arguments? Well, I think all hundred senators are grateful

that the 24-hour marathon is over. I think it's an interesting decision of the House managers

to consume practically every minute of those 24 hours.

Listen, Adam Schiff gave the close, and there were moments of it that were powerful. I mean,

he is an effective trial lawyer, he is a talented trial lawyer. He can be an effective orator. I think

we saw throughout the opening arguments, the House managers

used multimedia quite effectively. So there were moments that they drove in with different video

clips that worked. And it broke up the kind of long arguments, and it did manage to pull people's

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