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Yes, because they're so deeply invested in this lawfare because they believe that it was going to neutralize Donald Trump as a political force in 2024, and it's only strengthened him. And it's not just this one case statement that has completely outraged us with no crime. Donald Trump didn't do anything wrong. It's all of the cases put together, got these four cases, 91 counts, up to 700 years in prison. The average American goes, "Oh, come on. This pylon is completely unjustified, and it's all because Donald Trump simply wanted to make America great again. This is absolutely ludicrous." And so the backlash has been very politically potent, not in the way the left wanted, but in favor of Donald. And if they had their way, they would have done all.

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We're here with our friend, Mr. Conservative in the Senate. Ted Cruz is running for re-election in the Senate against Mr. Marx's socialist, nonetheless. Ted Cruz, it is my contention that this is the most lawless administration in American history, and I'd like your input on this, on a number of grounds. He's defied two Supreme Court decisions and he brags about it. He has violated our immigration laws and he is happy about it. He violates Title IX by redefining it in the Civil Rights Act to eliminate effectively women's sports. He's violating separation of powers by legislating on his own, by budgeting and spending on his own, by using regulations to get around Congress where the EPA is running amok and so are the other departments. He's impounding federal funds from Israel despite the fact that you folks have voted to get armaments to Israel as fast as possible. He's violating the Impoundment Act and the Take Care Clause of the Constitution. He's using the federal bureaucracy to register voters in targeted Democrat areas and he's unconstitutionally appointed through his Attorney General, a rogue prosecutor whose entire job is to harass, smear, indict, and, they hope, convict Donald Trump of something, which brings us to executive privilege, which I talked about in my opening statement. He has waived executive privilege over and over and over and over again to push up presidential documents during the Trump administration, ordering the archives to give it to the January 6th Stalinist Commission under Nancy Pelosi. He's all but destroyed executive privilege. And then a few days ago, all of a sudden, he asserts executive privilege at the request of the Attorney General who's facing a contempt vote in the House to cover up his audio of his interview, the text of which is out in the public in order to protect himself from the election, which has no constitutional basis. So what do you make of all this? You know, Mark, one of these days you're going to say something I disagree with, but it hasn't happened yet. Every word of what you just said is exactly right, that this is a brazen president, this is a brazen Department of Justice, Merrick Garland, you and I both know Merrick Garland. He spent 24 years as a judge. He actually had a good reputation as a Court of Appeals judge. I had some glimmer of hope that he might do the job with integrity. He has proven to be the most partisan and the most lawless Attorney General in our nation's history. And you are right, this administration, listen, I've said a number of times, Donald Trump broke the Democrat Party. They hate him so much that their minds have been shattered. And they've convinced themselves that Trump is Adolf Hitler. And because Trump is Hitler, anything, anything, anything is justified to stop him. You talked about these ridiculous trials. In over 200 years, we have never once indicted a president or former president in our entire country's history until this past year when the Democrats have done so four times. Every one of these cases is number one, an abuse of power because they hate Donald Trump. But number two, it is an assault on the American people. It's an assault on democracy. I got to say, I actually think Sigmund Freud is rolling over. It is great because the Democrats engage in Freudian projection at a level I've never seen. They beat their chest. They say we're defending democracy and they are engaged in an assault on democracy. And you mentioned the assertion of executive privilege. I actually view that as just mockery because it is a ludicrous claim. As you know well, executive privilege exists to protect the conversations between the president and his senior advisors. Now, mind you, the radical left doesn't care about executive privilege if it's a Republican president. And that's why Peter Navarro is in jail right now because he asserted executive privilege when when Congress tried to get him to divulge his conversations with President Trump and they sent him to jail over and they're about to send Steve Bannon to jail over the exact same thing. But in this instance, there's not even a credible claim of executive privilege. Why? Because when Joe Biden was talking with Robert Herr, he wasn't talking to a subordinate. He wasn't instructing a subordinate in his administration what to do. Look, if Joe Biden were having a conversation with Merrick Garland about the priorities of the Department of Justice, that could well be covered by executive privilege. But in this instance, Robert Herr was a special counsel. He was investigating Joe Biden for multiple felonies. Joe Biden was effectively a criminal defendant. That is not executive privilege. He was not setting policy at that moment. Robert Herr was not there as a subordinate. He was there as a prosecutor. And the claim is laughable. And by the way, Robert Herr concluded, yes, Joe Biden committed multiple felonies. He did so knowingly, willingly, brazenly, over and over and over again. And then on behalf of the Biden Department of Justice, he said, but we're not going to charge him because Joe Biden is not competent to stand trial. He's too old and senile. No jury would convict him, and yet nonetheless, this person not competent to stand trial has the nuclear codes and remains our commander in chief. When we come back, Ted Cruz, isn't that the point? Which is this. The 25th Amendment is intended to deal with situations like this, where you have basically a disabled president. We know he's disabled. That's why they treat him like a a calf in a cage. You know, that's why they don't let him out. That's why when he's shuffling from the helicopter, the staff blocks him. That's why he's had less press conferences than any president. That's why he doesn't do much public speaking without his talking points. He he is the least available president to the public. They're trying to cover this up. That's why the debate standards have been set. No audience. He wants his own journalists. You can't interrupt them. Everything is built around Joe Biden's mental disabilities. Don't we as a people? They talk about the public interest. Don't we have a right to know that the Democrats are going to nominate a man who may not be fit for president mentally and physically rather than calling that politics? Isn't that exactly what our republic is about, that we need to know who these candidates are given the power of the presidency? I want you to answer that when we return. Ted Cruz, we have the text that the administration gave up of the audio of what Joe Biden said when he was being interviewed. There is no investigation anymore. There is no conceivable element of executive privilege that's legitimate here. So basically they're covering up a very flawed and defective candidate. Isn't that part of the problem? That is that we, the people have every right to know who the hell this guy is and we don't have to play along with this. Well, yeah, the reason they're blocking it, it's obvious it's politically embarrassing. If you listen to the audio, the rational inference is the audio shows what the Department of Justice explicitly concluded, which is that Joe Biden is not competent to stand trial, that he can't remember what's going on, that he's feeble, that he's senile and that audio, they don't want the American people to hear it. There's not a legal privilege that attaches to things that are politically embarrassing, but this is all politics. And sadly with this administration, everything they do is all politics. You know, when you started your litany of lawless actions by this administration, you rightly started with the southern border. The southern border. We have never had a president do what Joe Biden is doing. I've joked, but it's not much of a joke that Biden did something I thought was impossible. He made me miss Barack Obama. And listen, you and I both had lots of disagreements with Barack Obama, but when it came to immigration, Obama by and large followed the law. He deported millions of people. In fact, the left got mad at Obama, called him the Deporter in Chief. What Joe Biden is doing, no president in over 200 years has done, which is when someone is apprehended. He just lets them go. And the immigration laws say you must detain them. You must deport them. He doesn't care. He just flagrantly violates the law day in, day out. Why? Because of power and politics. He wants an invasion at our southern border because he sees 11 million illegal immigrants as future Democrat voters. And he wants power. And if people have to die, if children have to be brutalized, if women have to be sexually assaulted, if criminals have to kill Americans, if terrorists have to enter this country, all of that he's willing to do for power. It is a level of cynicism and lawlessness that has no precedent in American history. But you know, Ted Cruz, we expect an attorney general of the United States not to be a complete lap dog for the president. He's supposed to represent the people. Richard Garland, who is less accessible typically than even Joe Biden, he gets up and he says, we follow the facts and the law and the way they, but they don't follow the facts and the law. This executive privilege claim, especially when they waived constantly executive privilege to dump all kinds, thousands and thousands, tens of thousands of documents from the executive branch, where there were conversations, where there were serious privilege issues and dumped them into Congress because Biden and Garland wanted to get Trump and get this information of the January 6th committee to, to claim now that there's no legislative purpose. Of course there's a legislative purpose. And it's this, our system is not set up for a, for, for a president who has dementia, who's breaking the law when a, when his cabinet and when the vice president won't trigger the 25th amendment, Congress can't trigger the 25th amendment. When impeachment talks about high crimes, misdemeanors, and bribery, we don't have a system in place right now to address what's taking place right now except the voters except the people. And isn't that why they want to cover up the audio? Of course it is. And, and Congress has a responsibility to engage in oversight and Merrick Garland embodies arrogance and contempt and hubris. I actually think it's a very close call who is the most arrogant member of the cabinet. It's either Merrick Garland or Alejandro Mayorkas and it's really, it is probably too close to call, but both of them, when in Congress and the Senate judiciary committee, when I'm questioning and when others are questioning them, they react with utter contempt. I don't have to answer your questions. I don't know any answers to the American people. I'm going to defy the law and I don't care what you have to say about it. Personally, I think Merrick Garland nurses a monumental grudge because he wasn't confirmed to the Supreme Court and this vain, glorious man believes he's entitled to be on the court. And so he is going to abuse and desecrate the department of justice and the office of the attorney general because he's trying to carry out his grudge because he's mad that he's not a Supreme Court justice. I am shocked that there's not even a tiny twinge of integrity that makes him say, no, I actually should follow the law if I'm at the U.S. Department of Justice, but there's not. In the 30 seconds we have left, Senator, you're in a tough race. Tough, tough race. Tell us about that very, very briefly. The Democrats are flooding cash trying to beat me. Chuck Schumer has named me his number one target in the country. Schumer and Soros are going to spend over $100 million trying to beat me. What is going to let me fight back is come to my website. It's tedcruise.org, tedcruise.org, come to tedcruise.org. Make a contribution. Just this week my left wing Democrat bought a half million dollars of TV ads. I don't have the money to be on TV. The only way I can fight back is millions of patriots across the country coming to tedcruise.org and supporting us so I can keep fighting, fighting against these radical left wing ideas, fighting to defend the Constitution, fighting to defend America. God bless you for everything you do. I'd hate to wake up after the election and find out that you're no longer a senator come January. That would be a disaster. Ted Cruz, thank you my friend. God bless you. Thank you, Mark.

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