Welcome. It is the verdict with Ted Cruz weekend review, Ben Ferguson with you, and these are the big

stories that you may have missed that we talked about this week. We're going to deal with this.

Number one, witnesses in the Hunter Biden case. Who are they going to be? And who's going to be called

to testify before Congress if there is an impeachment hearing moving forward.

And how important could these witnesses be and how damning could they be to the President of the United States of America, Joe Biden?

We're going to talk about that.

Number two, the White House has also moved the goalposts for a third time when it comes to the president and what he is admitting

to now with business dealings with Hunter Biden. You may recall that the president said over and over

again he never spoke about business with a son. He never spoke about business with any of the

Biden family members. That's a lie. They then said, well, he was never in business with his son.

Now they've changed it again. I'll tell you what that third excuse is in just a moment.

And finally, Mayor Mike Adams in New York City and other liberal mayors are having serious regrets

about being a welcoming, loving, kind city for illegal immigrants,

being a sanctuary city.

Now they're demanding change, but they're refusing to tell the president to shut down the border.

It is the weekend review with Ted Cruz, and it starts right now.

Senator, I want to ask you also in impeachment real quick about witnesses.

Are there people that can now be called that may have to answer for their involvement, whether

it's those the DOJ, whether it's Hunter Biden, whether it's other Biden family members,

walk us through how an impeachment works when it comes to witnesses.

Well, Merrick Garland is expected to testify before the House Judiciary Committee in the coming

days, and he will certainly face significant questions about the allegations that he personally

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