Welcome. It is verdict with Senator Ted Cruz. Ben Ferguson with you and Senator, the big headline.

Donald Trump's been indicted again. Just a couple of days after more bad news came out about the Biden crime family.

It's at least we can predict it now. It's like clockwork. Your overall reaction to Trump indictment 4.0, which if he gets everything, right,

the whole table they run on him and he's convicted of everything, he'll be in jail for like

740-something years. Well, I think it's absolutely ridiculous, and it is sadly predictable. It has

become like clockwork every time bad news comes out about Joe Biden or Hunter Biden, every time additional evidence comes out of corruption on the part of Joe Biden. Within hours, a new Trump indictment drops.

You know, you think back to the Houselon days of a year ago.

A year ago, our nation had gone more than two centuries, and we'd never once had a former

president or a current president or a current leading candidate for president indicted. We just didn't do that.

That was something Banana Republics did.

That's something little tin-pot dictatorships did.

But not the United States of America.

We have a representative form of government in which the voters decide.

And we don't rely on whoever controls the Department of Justice

to use the court system to try to take out your opponents. In the past year, we've crossed

that threshold, not once, not twice, not three times, but now, as of Monday night, four times. There are four different

indictments pending against Donald Trump. One, the most ridiculous of all in New York State

Court, brought by Alvin Bragg over the alleged hush money to the porn star with whom Trump

allegedly had an affair. Another brought by the special counsel,

the Department of Justice, concerns Trump's retention of classified documents. Now, mind you,

Joe Biden had classified documents stored all over the place. There is no indictment of Joe Biden

for that. This special power only applies to Republicans.

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