Welcome. It is verdict with Ted Cruz week in review. Ben Ferguson with you, and these are the major

stories that we talked about this week that you may have missed. First up, the White House takes

their hand off of Israel, actually threatening Israel that if they go into Rafa, you can kiss your

support and military aid goodbye.

Will this backfire on the administration?

And what does this mean for the terrorists in the region?

We'll get into that in just a moment.

Also, is there anything that Congress will do after we found out that the anti-Israel protesters on college campuses are being funded by some of the biggest

adversaries of the United States of America in the world. And finally, Hunter Biden,

Sugar Daddy cuts him off after letting him borrow more than $6 million. Don't worry.

The money has to be paid back, apparently, until after Election Day.

So why did he cut him off just weeks before he's going to trial?

We'll explain the backstory of what that may mean for the President's re-election campaign.

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

Senator, I also want to ask you about a second part of what we've learned, and this actually came out in the Washington Post. The U.S. apparently offers Israel intelligence and supplies

an effort to avoid the Rafa invasion. Now, this is, I think, maybe a quid pro quo. Is that how you

would describe it? Well, I would say it's even worse than that. So this is an article that came out in

the Washington Post, so that was published a lot of places, and it was on May 11th. The title of the article is what you just said.

U.S. Sites Intelligence offers Israel supplies to limit Rafa operation. Let me read the first

couple of paragraphs because it really is stunning news when you understand. Quote, the Biden

administration, working urgently to stave off a full-scale Israeli invasion of Rafah,

is offering Israel valuable assistance in an effort to persuade it to hold back,

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