Verdict with Ted Cruz
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The Prosecution Rests | Ep. 67
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February 13, 2021
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February 13, 2021
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40:53Now PlayingAfter much sound and fury, the Democrats have rested their case in the second impeachment "trial" of Donald Trump. Michael Knowles quizzes Senator Ted Cruz on what the heck is going on. Plus, the podcasting pals zoom out to cover cancel culture more broadly. Is the same nasty double standard the Left is using to cancel Trump responsible for the ouster of Gina Carano?
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