Bonus: CNN Insists "Who can tell the Motive?" of Charlie Kirk's Murderer plus "Loving" Texts between the Murderer & His Boyfriend

🎙️ Verdict with Ted Cruz — CNN Debate & Media Narratives

In this fiery episode, Senator Ted Cruz defends his decision to appear on CNN, pushing back against host Kaitlan Collins for what he describes as partisan interruptions and biased framing. Cruz argues that political violence is not equally distributed across the spectrum, asserting that conservative responses are rooted in peace and prayer, while left-wing movements often escalate into unrest.

Together with co-host Ben Ferguson, the duo takes aim at mainstream media outlets like CNN, MSNBC, and ABC, accusing them of dishonest coverage—particularly in the wake of a recent assassination. They dissect released text messages between the accused and his partner, framing them as a chilling confession, and criticize ABC News for portraying the exchange as “touching” or “romantic.”

Cruz also draws stark contrasts between leftist protests (BLM, Antifa, George Floyd demonstrations) and conservative gatherings, emphasizing what he sees as a double standard in media portrayal and public reaction.

The episode closes with a call to action, promoting the Flags of Fellowship campaign by the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, encouraging listeners to stand in solidarity with Israel and honor the victims of the October 2023 terror attack.

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