Ted Cruz

Fiery does not begin to cut it.

Almost every Republican senator was there.

So my guess is there are probably 45 senators in the room.

At least half of them were blasting the attorney general.

And they were pissed the entire meeting.

They were screaming at the acting attorney general.

And he was trying to lay out the legal basis.

And by the way, the legal basis is quite sound.

As a lawmaker, it was not my intention to try to insert Congress into college sports.

College sports came to Congress because changing the law is the only way to fix the legal chaos that we're seeing right now.

Congress, unfortunately, helped create the legal environment in which college sports now operates.

Federal antitrust, broadcasting, and interstate commerce laws shape what schools and conferences and governing bodies can do.

If college sports cannot enforce basic rules because of the laws that Congress wrote, then Congress has a responsibility to adjust them, and we're the only people who can.

Because as Vietnamese refugee, we have endured suffering under the communist regime.

And we believe that... Okay, f*** you, dude.

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Well, first and foremost, after 39 days of an active military campaign against Iran, after bombing their military, bombing their missiles, bombing their drones, bombing their Air Force, bombing their Navy, we have had incredible military success.

And President Trump has announced a two-week ceasefire, a two-week ceasefire that is happening as we speak.

We're going to break down exactly what happened.

has been accomplished so far in Iran, what the military successes have been, and what's next, what President Trump is demanding of Iran, what Iran has to do to have the ceasefire continue, and what's going to happen with the Strait of Hormuz.