Welcome, it is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you. And Senator, this is the last

podcast we are going to do in 2024. It has been a year that has been filled with insane stories,

an unbelievable election. And also today, we find out about the passing of a former president of

the United States of America, Jimmy Carter.

Well, that's right. And so we're going to reflect today on the passing of Jimmy Carter.

We're also going to talk about just an extraordinary article in the Washington Post that was an attempt to whitewash all four years of Joe Biden's presidency.

It may be the single most dishonest,istic piece I've seen and also the most

screamingly funny pretense at journalism I've seen in years.

We're going to talk about that in depth.

All that coming up.

Yeah, it truly is amazing to see what the media will cover now that there's no consequences to doing the stories on Joe Biden the way they should have long before now.

But let's move back to what we mentioned a moment ago, and that is the life and legacy of Jimmy Carter.

He was a 39th president of the United States of America.

He made it to the incredible age of 100. That is how old he is the day he passed. And I tell you, Jimmy Carter,

it's an interesting legacy because he was one of the most unpopular presidents when he left

office, and certainly in modern political

history.

But his legacy that he left behind is actually incredible.

It's extraordinary what he did after leaving the White House.

Well, James Earl Carter, Jr. was born on October 1st, 1924.

He was born in Plains, Georgia.

And he lived 100 years. He died on December 29, 2024. He was age 100. He was the oldest former president to have ever lived. No president

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