The senators remain in D.C. A coronavirus relief bill is back on the table. Some people want to spend

one trillion. Some people want to spend three trillion. I'm sure by the time this is all over, we'll be up 10,

11, however many trillion. Well, everybody is here trying to spend money. Nobody's pocketbook

is safe. We will get into the specifics of each bill being proposed. This is Verdict with Ted Cruz.

Welcome back to Verdict with Ted Cruz. I'm Michael Knowles. And I got to tell you, Senator, we're going to be talking about a lot of big numbers today, but beyond legislation,

there's a really big number on this show. We're now north of 14 million downloads. And beyond that,

we have 4.7 out of five-star reviews. That's our average rating. And I got to tell you,

usually for political shows, the lefties come in and they spam you with one-star reviews. So that is pretty good.

So do you think the folks watching this one could up that to 4.8?

You know, it would help.

If you could just go leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Stitcher, wherever you're at, that would be terrific.

You can also obviously find us on YouTube all over the place.

We'll send you an audio cassette on a carrier pigeon, if you like. Thank you so much to everybody who's brought the

number. We don't have audio sets. We don't have a track. There are no, there are no audio cassettes.

I'm so conservative. I'm really looking back in time. Well, we are writing it with a quill pen, though. Every episode. Do you know, by the way, that every time you argue a Supreme Court case, the U.S. Supreme Court, you get not one but two quill pens?

What?

They give the advocates two quill pens.

That seems like wasteful government spending, but it's very cool.

On my desk in the Senate office is a cup holder filled with quill pens from arguments I've done.

Yeah, you've argued a number of these, I've got to go and see these quills at some point.

And by the way, you know what you can do with a quill pen? What can you do? You can hit subscribe on YouTube.

It may not work. I don't know if that, yeah. It'd be worth trying. You could, like, poke at it. We don't want any liability here for damage to your computer screen, but we do want you to subscribe.

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