00:02:54.440We're going to give you the facts behind it.0.94
00:02:56.400Also, I want to talk to you real quick about the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews
00:03:00.720and the work that's being done right now to help so many in need still in Israel.
00:03:04.800From America's Revolutionary War to Israel's fight for survival in 1948,
00:03:11.440both nations have faced moments that tested their courage, yet freedom endured.
00:03:16.480In October of 1985, President Ronald Reagan delivered these remarks about America's commitment to stand with Israel.
00:03:23.360In our talks, we paid special attention to two issues, our commitment to Israel's security and well-being and our shared desire to move forward together toward a just and lasting peace between Israel and all its Arab neighbors.
00:03:35.640A strong, secure Israel is a shared interest.
00:03:38.640As America celebrates its 250th anniversary, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews reflects on the friendship between the United States and Israel, two democracies built on faith, liberty and hope.
00:03:52.660Sign up to receive a free USA-Israel flag pin when you go online to flagpinifcj.org.
00:07:51.080By the way, you go back to how radical the Democrats are, especially in New York City.
00:07:55.380Let me let me stop and say one of the things about this podcast. Yes, we're usually right. Yeah, I make lots of predictions and I make bold, aggressive. I don't know anyone. There are some people saying AOC is going to run for president. I have not heard anyone say Mondami is going to run for Senate and beat Schumer. I believe that's right.
00:08:13.800To be clear on this podcast, we predicted a year before Joe Biden dropped out of the race that Joe Biden was going to drop out of the race.0.75
00:08:22.100We predicted that we also in the height of covid, we laid out the facts that covid escaped from a Chinese lab and likely was manufactured a Chinese lab at the time that that was being suppressed all over the place.0.80
00:08:36.180So I will say we don't get every prediction right.0.94
00:08:38.940But look, you know, you take no risks and you get no reward.
00:08:43.440I don't know that that's right, but I'm on the record.
00:08:47.400When people ask me, why does Senator Cruz do this podcast?
00:08:49.120And I said it's because he likes doing predictions.
00:08:51.400This is where he gets to take the jacket off and be like,
00:08:54.880all right, I get to geek out on this in a great way,
00:09:48.940He's there in New York, and I was on his show.
00:09:51.600We were talking about this election, what this means, and I said if Mondani's guys win,
00:09:56.180what this means is it's open season on capitalism and success.
00:10:01.040It is open season on businesses and small businesses.
00:10:03.300These are the same people that hate Elon Musk and want to confiscate all his wealth.
00:10:06.800Right, correct. That is the heart of the Democrat Party. Every other Democrat is terrified. And by the way, Dan Goldman was about as mainstream a Democrat as you could have. And he is now roadkill because the radical left said that's not enough.
00:10:24.600By the way, we are also very quickly heading to a world, I believe we're maybe a couple years away from a world where zero Democrats will accept a dollar from AIPAC.
00:10:35.900and and that's a big shift look when i showed up in congress
00:10:39.560a pack which is the american israeli political action committee are americans
00:10:44.840most of them are jewish they support a strong america-israel relationship
00:10:50.060and and they're assiduously bipartisan obsessively bipartisan
00:10:55.060many of the leaders of a check to ted cruz are going to check to chuck schumer that's how
00:10:59.800bipartisan they are right many of the leaders of a pack most of the leaders of a pack have been
00:11:04.060democrats and we're facing a world where if you look at these incumbents that were beaten one of
00:11:10.720the major reasons they were beaten is that they had taken they'd been willing to accept funds
00:11:15.920from americans by the way look this effort to to stigmatize apac i believe is actually an effort
00:11:22.760to drive jews out of public life to say if you're american and you're jewish your contribution to a
00:11:28.820candidate are on is unacceptable and and we are really really close to every single democrat
00:11:35.900saying i don't accept apac funds and by the way that puts apac in a position where they they are
00:11:42.520not a republican organization at all and yet the democrat party is very quickly it is but by the
00:11:52.380way dan goldman i don't know if you watched online he went in the past couple of days to a coffee
00:11:58.300shop in new york in his district he was there with his seven-year-old daughter to a coffee shop he
00:12:02.920bought a a nine dollar coffee because it's new york that's how much a cup of coffee costs is nine
00:12:07.560dollars and the coffee shop i think it was like called poetic or something like that
00:12:12.800they saw that he was there afterwards and they said you're an israel loving apac accepting
00:12:19.940genocide supporting nut and so they refunded him as nine dollars and said we won't take your money
00:12:26.860so there's so much hate that this lefty woke coffee shop said by the way you bought the coffee0.87
00:12:36.340and drank it but we're returning your money because we hate you we hate israel and really0.81
00:12:44.000what they're saying we hate jews so much that your money is not acceptable in our shop that's
00:12:50.680where the democrat party is right now yeah and i think this is i i i think what we learned from
00:12:56.280this election in New York tonight is this.
00:20:25.740And so I looked at him and I said, listen, this guy is going to be a real conservative.
00:20:30.920He's pledging to abolish the income tax in Georgia.
00:20:34.260And he is an incredible general election candidate.
00:20:38.740He's already put $100 million of his own money into the primary.
00:20:41.940And he's going to put at least that into the general.
00:20:44.140And so my view was this guy can win the general. But not only that, with Rick Jackson as the nominee in Georgia, I think our chances of winning the Senate seat in Georgia go way, way up, because if he puts another hundred million into the general, if he's got a huge turnout operation, if he's telling an inspirational story that wins crossover votes in Atlanta, that's how you win not just the gubernatorial race, but the Senate race.
00:21:09.400So I endorsed him. And I will tell you, after I endorsed him, Donald Trump Jr. endorsed him the day before the election.
00:21:19.620I was encouraged by that. And I think that was a statement that that was done with the blessings of the White House.
00:21:26.260I went a week ago Monday and campaigned with Rick just outside Atlanta, had a big rally and Rick ends up winning.
00:21:34.760then this week alan wilson same dynamic alan uh president trump early on had endorsed the
00:21:44.320lieutenant governor yeah i i don't know the lieutenant governor i have no no issues against
00:21:49.140her i've said nothing negative about her but i've known alan for more than a decade he's the sitting
00:21:54.360attorney general when he was elected he was the youngest attorney general in the country he's been
00:21:59.100reelected repeatedly. He has a strong conservative record over and over and over again. And so as I
00:22:05.760look at the two candidates, I think Allen clearly had the stronger conservative record. And so I
00:22:12.180endorsed him. And by the way, at the time I endorsed him, it was not at all clear what was
00:22:17.720going to happen. Well, I'm very happy to say that after I endorsed him, shortly thereafter,
00:22:23.460President Trump came out and endorsed him as well. So he'd endorsed both candidates. And I'm
00:22:27.880grateful for that and the reporters all tried to make this into a thing well gosh aren't you
00:22:32.520endorsing against trump and isn't that like a thing and i sort of laughed i said listen i've
00:22:37.560spent a decade as president trump's strongest ally in the senate i'm proud to be so i think
00:22:43.800president trump has been an extraordinary president and he and i agree on the vast majority of races
00:22:49.900the overwhelming majority of races he and i are on exactly the same side yeah it so happens in
00:22:55.500these two races i got involved much later than he did and at the stage in the race where i got
00:23:01.320involved i thought there was a clear difference and i thought rick and i thought alan were the
00:23:06.180two stronger candidates um what ended up happening look once i endorsed president trump endorsed and
00:23:13.140then actually tim scott endorsed alan as well and he ended up winning by as okay we're sitting here
00:23:19.120right now it is 11 58 let me look at the numbers as of right now as of right now uh with 99 of the
00:23:30.260vote in uh alan has 68.6 uh and yvette his opponent has 31.4 yeah that's a beat down just
00:23:41.500for just for people that don't know that's a beat down in politics a 27 point victory and and listen
00:23:48.460That's a beat down. I actually think it has some similar dynamics to the Paxton Corden race in Texas, where I think Paxton was was likely going to win the runoff.
00:23:59.880All of the numbers I'd seen showed him about eight to 12 points up.
00:24:05.580So I think he was likely to win. And then at the end, President Trump endorsed Paxton and he won by 28 points.
00:24:11.680And I actually talked to the president and I said, look, I think your endorsement was worth about 20 points.
00:24:15.480So, I mean, it had a real impact. It turned what was going to be a victory into a blowout.
00:24:21.160And I think in South Carolina, the president's endorsement did the same thing.
00:24:24.780I think Allen was going to win. And it may have been in that same range.
00:24:30.320I'm less confident. But my guess is the sort of eight to 12 point range is where he was.
00:24:35.120And when the president came in, it again was worth about 20 points and drove it up to 27 points.
00:24:40.640So that look, I think that is a good outcome. And and I think it's important. You and I care deeply about the elections in November. Part of the way we have a good election day is nominating the strongest candidates who have the most conservative record, but also have a path to victory.
00:25:01.120And I think in both Georgia and South Carolina, that's exactly what we did.
00:27:06.320I have not done Marine One. I have Marine One envy. I really do.
00:27:10.140I've done the Beast a bunch of times, and the Beast is really cool, but Marine One, I want to get on Marine One, and I just haven't been on it.
00:27:16.860And look, first time I went on on Air Force One, I mean, listen, during most of Bush's presidency, I was back in Texas.
00:27:23.400I was the SG of Texas. So you were in the White House while I was back, you know, actually in the heart of America.
00:27:34.000Hold on. Lightning's about to get I've got to dodge these bullets coming in here.
00:27:37.940Man, we're going to lose the connection here.
00:27:40.460Do you want to hear the even more depressing thing? Do you know the first time I went on Air Force One?
00:27:45.660yeah i'm ready that would be with barack obama no yeah that's a buzz kill i i got elected to
00:27:53.060the senate in 2012 and so obama was president and and i think i believe the first time i was on air
00:27:59.020force one was we went back to dallas do you remember when five police officers were shot
00:28:05.480in in a horrible mass shooting by this black lives matter radicalists and and obama the white
00:33:25.620There were tons of House members and senators voting no, and Trump just spent a ton of time, sometimes with honey, sometimes with vinegar, sometimes just, you know, being nice and conjoling and other times just taking a two by four to them.
00:33:41.780but but it's how he got the votes and and it's very very potent like one box of m&ms
00:33:46.720can get you the vote you need and and trump has given out a lot of m&ms all right i want to take
00:33:53.400a moment i want to talk to you for just a second honestly about how an act of compassion really
00:33:59.120feels a few years ago i made the choice to partner with compassion international to sponsor a child
00:34:05.320who is in desperate need now it was a great idea right that's what most people say all right it's
00:34:10.700nice sure but you really have no idea just how much that simple act can actually change a life
00:34:17.940and i'm not just talking about the child i'm talking about my life now i sponsored nadia and
00:34:22.720got to watch her life change right in front of my eyes going from starving alone on the street0.58
00:34:28.220to getting the health care and education that she needs to reach her god-given potential i got to be
00:34:34.800a part of that change and the light of that compassion not only illuminated her it illuminated
00:34:40.060me. That's the power of compassion, and it's something I'm trying to teach my children about
00:34:45.480as well. Now, the light of Christ shines on all of us, and you can feel this for yourself and for
00:34:52.640your children. You can sponsor a child and have them involved. That's what I love so much. So not
00:34:58.660only are you changing a child's life, you're helping change the world, but you may even be
00:35:02.920changing yourself and your family you can sponsor a child today visit compassion.com that's
00:35:11.160compassion.com i want to get to this before we run out of time and that is election database1.00
00:35:17.700and this activist judge uh explain this this this judge what she has done here in a simplistic way1.00
00:35:26.960what they were trying to do is make sure that people that were not american citizens and those
00:35:31.660are not eligible to vote would not be able to eligible to vote that doesn't seem controversial
00:35:36.620the majority of americans are in favor of the save act it's 75 80 percent depending on what
00:35:40.660poll you look at and this judge said hey you guys can't cross check in different groups like social
00:35:45.880security can't work with others and and and you guys know we're not going to allow this to happen
00:35:50.780that was shocking yeah so i'm going to read from the associated press a federal judge on monday
00:38:29.540There's another law called the Privacy Act.
00:38:33.100And the Privacy Act, they claim, it violated this as well.
00:38:39.060But again, the Privacy Act does not prohibit the federal government from looking at its own records.
00:38:46.360I mean, understand this is a ruling from a radical judge who's saying even though the federal government and initially the save database was set up to stop the federal government from giving government benefits, giving welfare to illegal aliens.
00:39:03.000Now, mind you, it is illegal to give government benefits, to give welfare to illegal aliens.
00:39:08.160Congress has passed that law over and over and over again, and Democrats, when they're being completely split personality on this, they will say repeatedly, well, we don't give welfare benefits to illegal aliens.
00:39:21.560They'll say that over and over again, and they'll simultaneously say, dear God, we've got to give welfare benefits to illegal aliens.