What an amazing week. A massive red wave. Welcome. It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz,

the weekend review, Ben Ferguson with you. And, well, you know what the big story is. Donald Trump

is the 47th President of the United States of America. So let's start with this. The silent majority

made the difference in this election. The silent majority woke up

and said we are sick of the radical extremist policies of Harris and Joe Biden. That was the

difference. We'll break it down for you. Plus, could the happiest man in America actually be

Joe Biden? Well, he was all smiles when he had his first

press conference talking and promising a smooth transition of power to Donald Trump after they

forced him out of the White House. And finally, Elon Musk all up in a Trump campaign and now he could

be bringing some of his magic to the White House.

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

Senator, let's also just talk about, I think the silent majority was sick and tired of being

dictated to and yelled that and called Hitler and called garbage.

I think that played into this race.

For the first time, a Republican has won the popular vote in two decades, 20 plus years.

If that doesn't feel like vindication, I don't know what is.

But this was a moment where Americans stood up to the media.

They stood up to the Taylor Swift's and the Beyonce's and the and the George Clooney's of the

world and all these radicals in the media and said, no, no, no, I'm not going to be quiet.

I'm not going to be told I'm a racist or a bigot because I stand up for my traditional values.

And you're not going to

bully me anymore. This is massive. I think you're exactly right. It turns out it is a bad

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