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

stories you may have missed that we talked about this past week. First up, the weekend review. Ben Ferguson with you, and these are the stories you may have missed

that we talked about this past week. First up, the Democrats, well, they've released a list of the people

they believe are corrupt officials within the Democratic apparatus in the deep state. And now they're

claiming this is an enemy's list of Donald Trump. Why did they do it?

Because they want them to all get pardons.

Yes, we're going to dive into this list and what it means for Democrats.

Also, Kasht Patel has been tapped for FBI director and the media turning on him

trying to make sure it never happens.

We'll explain that.

And finally, the Supreme Court dealt with a transition

case when it comes to minors. As the left says that you should be able to chemically castrate

or cut off certain body parts of kids even as young as two, three, four, and five years old.

We'll break that down for you as well.

It is the week in review, and it starts right now.

All right, so let's go back to this list, and it was a list that Democrats put out.

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