In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down the final days before Election Day, examine turnout data and campaign momentum in key battleground states, and discuss how competitive Senate and statewide races could shape the balance of power in Washington. Cruz offers firsthand observations from rallies and candidate events across the country, explains why he believes turnout is the defining variable in many contests, and makes the case for increased voter participation ahead of Election Day.

With Election Day just days away, Senator Ted Cruz argues that voter turnout will determine the outcome of several closely contested Senate and gubernatorial races across the country. Drawing on campaign stops in multiple battleground states, he describes growing concerns about early voting trends, the balance between Election Day and early turnout, and what he sees as the stakes for control of Congress. Cruz shares observations from the campaign trail in states including Texas, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Michigan, Iowa, Kansas, and Alaska. He discusses polling, voter enthusiasm, candidate recruitment, and the challenges facing Republican campaigns in races he characterizes as highly competitive and potentially decisive.

Topics Covered:

• The state of Senate and gubernatorial battleground races heading into Election Day
• Early voting trends and turnout differences between Republican and Democratic voters
• Campaign stops and voter enthusiasm in Georgia, Texas, South Carolina, and North Carolina
• The Michigan Senate race and its potential national implications
• Competitive contests in Iowa, Kansas, and Alaska
• Why Cruz argues Election Day turnout could determine control of Congress

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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben examines the allegations surrounding Alaska's Senate race, discuss media coverage from CNN, CBS News, and ABC News, review comments from Attorney General Todd Blanche and President Donald Trump, and argue that the reported effort to place a second candidate with the same name on the ballot reflects broader concerns about election integrity and political strategy. They also examine the response from Democratic candidate Mary Peltola and discuss the potential implications for the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.

A New York Times investigation into Alaska’s U.S. Senate race has ignited a fierce political controversy, raising questions about candidate recruitment, ballot confusion, and election integrity in one of the country’s most consequential races. With control of the Senate at stake, allegations that Democratic operatives helped recruit a second candidate named Dan Sullivan have become a major flashpoint in the closing days before Election Day.The dispute centers on claims that a second Dan Sullivan was encouraged to enter the race against incumbent Republican Senator Dan Sullivan, potentially creating confusion among voters. The controversy intensified following reporting by the New York Times, reactions from the Department of Justice, and growing debate over whether such political tactics undermine voter confidence in elections.

Topics Covered:

• Allegations that Democratic operatives recruited a second Dan Sullivan to run in Alaska's Senate race.
• The New York Times investigation and its reported findings.
• Comments from Attorney General Todd Blanche regarding federal election law and the Alaska dispute.
• Responses from Mary Peltola, President Donald Trump, and other political figures.
• Media coverage and debate over whether recruiting spoiler candidates is legal or ethical.
• The potential impact of the Alaska race on control of the U.S. Senate

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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine allegations involving Abdul El-Sayed, review public reporting and statements cited as evidence of connections to the Muslim Brotherhood, discuss the structure and authority of the Senate Intelligence Committee, critique NBC’s Meet the Press interview with El-Sayed, and debate the national security implications they believe could result from his election to the U.S. Senate.

Michigan’s Senate race takes center stage as Senator Ted Cruz argues that a potential victory by Abdul El-Sayed would raise serious questions about access to classified intelligence and national security oversight. Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine El-Sayed’s public statements, past writings, family connections, campaign supporters, and media coverage surrounding allegations of ties to organizations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood.The conversation also explores a little-known aspect of the U.S. Senate: elected senators do not undergo a traditional security clearance process, and committee assignments can provide access to highly sensitive intelligence information. Cruz explains how Senate leadership determines key committee placements and why he believes those decisions matter in this race.

Topics Covered:

• Abdul El-Sayed and the Michigan U.S. Senate race
• Senate access to classified intelligence and committee assignments
• Alleged Muslim Brotherhood connections discussed by Cruz and Ferguson
• The role of the Senate Intelligence Committee and intelligence oversight
• Criticism of NBC’s Meet the Press interview and media coverage
• The history and influence of the Muslim Brotherhood as described in the episode

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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the Justice Department's latest case against James Comey, review the allegations involving the disclosure of national defense information to the media, and place the charges in the context of two previous federal cases brought against the former FBI director. They also examine legal challenges that could determine whether the case proceeds, including disputes over filing deadlines, prosecutorial authority, and the evidence available to support the government's claims.

Former FBI Director James Comey has been charged with unlawfully transmitting national defense information, according to a new Justice Department filing. The case centers on allegations that sensitive government intelligence was disclosed to a journalist during events dating back to October 2016.The episode examines the latest criminal case brought against James Comey, the legal questions surrounding the filing, and the significance of prosecutors pursuing charges under the Espionage Act. The discussion also focuses on the statute of limitations dispute, the difference between a criminal information and a grand jury indictment, and arguments being made by both prosecutors and the defense.

Topics Covered:

• Criminal charges filed against James Comey involving alleged disclosure of national defense information
• The Justice Department's use of the Espionage Act in the latest case
• Allegations connected to communications with a journalist regarding a 2016 news report
• Legal disputes over the statute of limitations and criminal information filing process

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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Obama’s Ohio speech, analyze its political messaging, discuss how Democrats may frame issues such as inflation, government ethics, data center investments, and foreign policy, and debate the lasting impact of the Iran nuclear agreement and current tensions involving Iran. They also examine Obama’s appeal to unity and civic engagement while contrasting it with what Cruz describes as the likely political battles ahead.

Barack Obama’s campaign stop in Ohio offered more than support for Democratic candidates. According to Senator Ted Cruz, it provided an early look at the messaging, themes, and political strategy Democrats may use heading into the 2028 presidential election. As Election Day approaches, Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine key excerpts from Obama’s speech and discuss what they believe is the emerging Democratic narrative on corruption, economic anxiety, foreign policy, and the direction of the country. They argue that Obama’s remarks serve as a roadmap for future campaign messaging and congressional investigations if Democrats regain political power. 

Topics Covered:

• Barack Obama’s campaign speech in Ohio and its implications for 2028
• The Democratic focus on corruption allegations and government oversight
• Economic concerns, inflation, and debates over data center investment
• The Obama-era Iran nuclear deal and current Middle East tensions
• Political messaging around national unity, hope, and civic engagement
• Key Ohio races and the final days before Election Day

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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the ongoing unrest in France, debate the challenges of immigration and assimilation in Western nations, analyze Senator Alyssa Slotkin’s comments about future Trump administration employees, and review reports surrounding a federal investigation involving Representative Ilhan Omar and allegations of immigration fraud.

Violence and unrest in France, allegations surrounding Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, and comments from Senator Alyssa Slotkin about future Trump administration staffers drive a wide-ranging political discussion. Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson examine reports of riots, looting, and public disorder in France, arguing that immigration policy, assimilation, and government leadership are central to the debate. They discuss viral videos that circulated online during the unrest and what they believe those events signal for Europe and the United States. The conversation then turns to remarks by Michigan Senator Alyssa Slotkin at the University of Chicago. Cruz argues that her comments about creating a deterrent effect for young people considering jobs in a future Trump administration reflect a broader pattern of political weaponization and partisan retaliation. The episode also focuses on reports regarding a federal investigation involving Representative Ilhan Omar. Cruz and Ferguson discuss allegations that have circulated concerning immigration records, identity questions, and claims related to her first marriage, while emphasizing the significance of legal accountability and due process.

Topics Covered:

• Riots, looting, and public disorder across France
• Immigration, assimilation, and European political leadership
• Viral videos and public reactions to the French unrest
• Senator Alyssa Slotkin’s remarks about Trump administration personnel
• Claims of political weaponization and partisan retaliation
• Reports surrounding the federal investigation of Representative Ilhan Omar

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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson discuss the closing weeks of the 2026 midterm elections, analyze vulnerable Republican-held seats and possible GOP pickup opportunities, debate the impact of ranked-choice voting in Alaska, examine controversies involving Georgetown Law and criticism directed at Cruz staff member Ariel Azarod, and review allegations and investigations involving Representative Ilhan Omar that have become part of the national political debate.

With early voting underway and Election Day approaching, Senator Ted Cruz outlines the Senate races he believes will determine control of Congress. From North Carolina and Ohio to Alaska, Texas, Michigan, and Georgia, he breaks down the states he sees as the most competitive, the candidates involved, and the turnout challenges facing Republicans in the final stretch of the campaign. Cruz also shares observations from campaigning across the country, including recent stops in Alaska and upcoming appearances in several key battleground states. Throughout the conversation, he argues that voter participation and early voting could prove decisive in multiple races that he describes as being within the margin of error. 

Topics Covered:

• The most competitive 2026 Senate races and the battle for congressional majorities
• Republican defense strategies in North Carolina, Ohio, Alaska, Texas, Kansas, Iowa, and Maine
• GOP pickup opportunities in Michigan, New Hampshire, Minnesota, and Georgia
• Ranked-choice voting in Alaska and its potential impact on Senate elections
• Georgetown Law controversy surrounding Ariel Azarod and debate over the Muslim Brotherhood
• Allegations involving Rep. Ilhan Omar and discussion of a reported federal investigation

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In this episode of the 47 Morning Update with Ben Ferguson, Ben discuss the reported investigation involving Ilhan Omar, debate the legal and political implications of alleged immigration and financial disclosure issues, review Omar’s public statements and media interviews, and examine what they argue the case could signal about enforcement priorities under the Donald Trump administration.

Questions surrounding Ilhan Omar’s immigration history, financial disclosures, and a reported federal investigation take center stage in this episode. Ben Ferguson examines claims that federal authorities are reviewing immigration and citizenship records, interviewing family members, and scrutinizing financial disclosure discrepancies connected to Omar and her family.The discussion focuses on reports cited by Ferguson regarding search warrants, subpoenas issued to members of Omar’s family, and allegations that have circulated publicly for years. He also analyzes Omar’s public response, including fundraising appeals and comments addressing criticism of the investigation and broader political dynamics.

Topics Covered:

• Reported federal investigation into Ilhan Omar’s immigration and citizenship records.
• Claims involving subpoenas and interviews of Omar family members.
• Questions surrounding citizenship eligibility and historical immigration paperwork.
• Review of longstanding public allegations regarding Omar’s personal history and her responses to those claims.
• Examination of financial disclosure discrepancies tied to assets associated with her husband’s business interests.
• Debate over government enforcement, fraud investigations, and policies associated with the Donald Trump administration

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In this episode of Verdict with Ted Cruz, Senator Ted Cruz and Ben Ferguson break down Elon Musk’s planned SpaceX stock donation to American children, the expansion of Trump Accounts, political controversy surrounding comments made by Senator Elissa Slotkin, and what unrest in France could signal about political movements in the United States.

Elon Musk’s announcement that he plans to give a share of SpaceX to every child in America has reignited debate over wealth creation, philanthropy, and the future of the Trump Accounts program. Supporters argue it could transform how millions of children build long-term financial security, while critics continue to challenge the broader political agenda surrounding the initiative. In this episode, Senator Ted Cruz discusses Musk’s pledge to distribute SpaceX shares through Trump Accounts, a program Cruz says was specifically designed to allow charitable contributions and long-term investment growth for children. He explains the legislative battle over automatic enrollment and argues that the program could become the largest vehicle for philanthropic giving in American history. The conversation also turns to comments from Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin regarding young professionals considering service in a Trump administration. Cruz and Ben Ferguson argue that her remarks reflect a growing willingness among Democrats to use government power against political opponents and raise concerns about political retaliation. Finally, the episode examines ongoing riots and unrest in France. Cruz contends that the demonstrations are being fueled by radical political movements and warns that similar dynamics could emerge in the United States. The discussion explores immigration, political activism, economic grievances, and the broader ideological debate surrounding unrest in Europe and America. 

Topics Covered:

• Elon Musk’s plan to give SpaceX shares to American children
• Trump Accounts and automatic enrollment for more than 70 million kids
• Philanthropic contributions from Michael and Susan Dell, Gwen Shotwell, and others
• Senator Elissa Slotkin’s comments about working in a Trump administration
• Political weaponization and government accountability debates
• Riots in France and their implications for U.S. politics

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