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Welcome back to Verdict with Ted Cruz.

I'm going to jump right in.

I'm not going to allow myself to say one extra word from Eddie.

First question.

Senator, what was your least favorite part of Joe Biden's terrible state of the union

speech? Well, it disturbed my nap. That was irritating. Uh, favorite part of Joe Biden's terrible State of the Union speech.

Well, it disturbed my nap. That was irritating.

But look, the part I hated the boast was a line that he had where he said, we the people.

And then he said, that's us. That's the government. And that just pissed me off

because I'm sorry, that is utter and complete crap. Look, I know that Joe Biden was not a very good law

student, but he needs to go back and take con law again because we the people, which is how the

Constitution begins, means us, the people, damn it's not government. It's the opposite of government.

And, you know, this is Joe Biden being a totalitarian, like justifying massive government power by saying, you know,

I am we the people.

I mean, you know, it reminded me of Louis XIV.

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