Welcome, it is verdict with Ted Cruz, the week in review.

Ben Ferguson with you, and we had a very busy week with some top stories that maybe you missed.

Well, let's start first with the shocking news that the ICC wants to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu.

We'll give you the latest on this radical move by the ICC and what it means moving forward and how the Trump administration will respond.

Also, Senator Cruz and Elon Musk, they were together with President Trump watching this Space X launch.

Senator Cruz actually flew with President Trump on Trump Force One and learned a lot about his cabinet and his

administration. He'll give you all those behind the scene details. It's really interesting. And finally,

Alvin Bragg going rogue yet again, trying to manipulate the courts into hitting pause on the

Trump prosecution for four years until after he leaves the presidency.

We'll give the details behind that.

It is the weekend review, and it starts right now.

Senator, I want to pull an audible real quick because I should have mentioned this earlier,

but as we were just talking about Israel, the ICC issued an arrest warrant

for Netanyahu and Glant, and they also, they're like, oh yeah, we threw in a Hamas guy too,

so it looks like we're being equal here. This is a shocking attack by the ICC on Netanyahu and also one that makes it very tough for him to travel more than likely the way he needs to because of the threat of being arrested, for example, if he is traveling to many parts of Europe.

Well, it is an absolute outrage.

And the ICC already had very, very questionable legitimacy,

but with this decision, the International Criminal Court has just become a kangaroo court,

and frankly, that's not fair to kangaroos. I mean, it is an absolute, this is a political act of anti-Israel hatred and anti-Semitism that sadly infest so many of our international institutions that just hate Israel profoundly.

And I believe the United States we should impose sanctions on every individual

involved in issuing this arrest warrant, from the prosecutor to the judges, to everyone involved.

They should be sanctioned by the United States government. We should also make clear that we

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