Welcome, it is verdict with Ted Cruz weekend review. Ben Ferguson with you, and these are the

stories that you may have missed that we talked about this week. Number one, Hunter Biden agrees

to appear, but only if they in Congress agreed to his demands. So will it actually happen?

We'll explain the politics behind this. Plus, Disney now having to face

the consequences for their liberal ideology. And it may surprise you what Disney's plan is moving forward.

And finally, Senator Ted Cruz makes his silver screen debut. It's a funny new movie out called Lady Ballers, and the media, they're not happy about it at all.

It's the weekend review, and it starts right now.

Hunter Biden agrees to appear before the House Oversight Committee, but I have to get your initial reaction to his demands after being subpoenaed that he

will do it, but only in public. That is what his lawyer has now said that, yes, he's willing to

testify before the House Oversight Committee only in public, according to the letter from his

attorney that he wrote to the Republican lawmakers,

uh, I get trying to punch back and look like you're on offense,

but to be clear,

it is not crazy to have a subpoena behind closed doors.

We saw this happen when they were trying to impeach not once but twice,

Donald J. Trump.

They had people come in behind closed doors

and they do these sit downs and answer questions under oath. They give their testimony in essence,

and then we saw the media go berserk over who is walking in to give their testimony.

Why does Hunter Biden want it differently and what's the political

play here that we may not understand? Well, you're right that it's quite common for people to be

subpoenaed to testify behind closed doors and in a closed deposition. That happens regularly.

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