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Welcome, it is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you, and we are doing this

show right now in the middle of some

seriously interesting and big breaking news potentially, Senator, and that is that there is a

ceasefire agreement. As you and I are doing this show, we are about three hours away

from that ceasefire officially, quote, unquote, taking place. It'll happen 4 a.m. officially with Israel, your initial reaction to that.

Well, the ceasefire is major breaking news after 14 months of active war between Israel and Hezbollah.

That war is going to come to a conclusion today. The Biden White House is

taking credit for it, is celebrating it as a major victory, and there's no doubt this is a serious

defeat for Hezbollah. In many respects, this is a victory for the people of Israel. At the same time,

we're going to break down what exactly it means, because there's more to this than meets the eyes. And we're going to explain that. We're going to talk about why this ceasefire

was signed right now, why it was signed in the transition between Biden and Trump, and what are

the consequences going forward. And finally, we're going to revisit the story that we had in Monday's

pod, where the mayor of Denver, I described, is today's modern-day Bull Connor. He is a

recalcitrant Democrat who does not care what federal law is. He is going to stand in the way.

He is going to stand with illegal immigrants. He is going to stand with the criminals who

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