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	We just got word officially that we can kick off our Tesla giveaway contest on Monday, which happens to be St. Patrick's Day.
	And finally, you know, you can't do anything without like a million lawyers getting involved in it, but we're excited to give it away.
	You get to pick the Tesla of your choice.
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	I was blown away when I drove the S-plaid, which is the one that I bought.
	And I know it's a gesture.
	I'm just tired of the hatred of this man.
	For what reason?
	What is Elon Musk?
	I just noticed that there is a friend of mine sent this to me.
	And it looks like it was on X that maybe an anti-Elon Musk protesters pouring liquid latex on some of their optimas.
	That's their robotic arm of Tesla.
	I mean, why would they do this?
	Why are they setting ablaze Teslas on dealership parking lots?
	Why are they putting charging stations ablaze?
	To me, those are acts of terrorism.
	Why are they threatening this man's life?
	What has he done to deserve this?
	I mean, all I can see is a guy that when people were in need of communications and had no communication ability with the outside world, provided free Starlink to the people in North Carolina, Tennessee, and later after the wildfires in California.
	And he did that out of the goodness of his heart.
	You know, I see a guy that has built the most amazing thing about this car that I got.
	And I got it for a reason to just say, you know what?
	I'm sick and tired of people being so hateful to somebody that's helping our country.
	The only thing he's done is he supported Donald Trump and he's exposing the Washington swamp for all the waste fraud and abuse and corruption that's been going on there to prevent our country from going bankrupt one day and reaching insolvency.
	That's not good for our kids and grandkids.
	We're robbing their futures from them.
	We got to stop and we got to put a halt to it.
	And it's got to be a dramatic halt.
	That's the only way it's going to work.
	You can't do it incrementally.
	You just got to do it.
	And a guy that's about to send a rocket ship into space to rescue astronauts that were abandoned, do you hate him for that reason too?
	He's got a car.
	This car goes zero to 60 in two seconds.
	It has over a thousand horsepower.
	It has self-driving capability.
	It is the most American-made car in the country.
	I like American jobs.
	And I'll tell you who's going to end up being hurt in the long run here if this continues.
	Just because he's serving his government and serving his president for free by eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse, I worry about the people that work at the dealerships, and I worry about the people that work at the factories.
	And I work at all the other companies in America because it's over 80%, about 85% American-made, which is more than any other manufacturer in the country.
	It's the most American-made car.
	What's going to happen to those people's jobs?
	Now he's getting death threats, acts of terror committed against him.
	So I wanted, yeah, I know it's not going to save his company.
	I know I'm just, you know, a little peon here, but I just wanted to kind of stand in solidarity because I can't stand bullies.
	I hate them.
	Why are they bullying this guy?
	What has he done to deserve this?
	Nothing.
	Anyway, so we're going to start the contest.
	And I figured I want to give one away to a lucky listener, and we'll tell you all about the details of that on Monday.
	And we're looking forward to doing that.
	I love to give away free stuff.
	That's one of the things I've always loved about radio when you have giveaways.
	I love, love, love to give away free stuff.
	Everybody wants to win something.
	It's kind of cool.
	And it's not going to cost you anything, you know, to get a chance to win.
	And anybody can win.
	And that person, I think, when they win, they'll get to pick the Tesla of their choice.
	And I hope they're very happy with it.
	I think they will be.
	I'm blown away by the technology.
	Can you imagine a self-driving car?
	All you do is you go in, you put in your destination, and it will drive you there, and you don't have to do a thing.
	And from all my friends that have been telling me about it, and I just have only been half-hearing them.
	Linda understands that side of my mind when I half-hear people.
	I do indeed.
	I heard laughing in the background, Ethan.
	So knock it off because whose side are you on?
	You know, there's not a lot of human beings.
	I'm juggling 50.
	Okay, I am juggling at all times like 17 balls.
	I made a funny joke.
	I love it.
	Very defensive.
	It was not meant to be that big a joke.
	It's hilarious.
	But there is a part of me that will half-hear people because they're like talking to me.
	I'm like, I'm not paying attention.
	Like, I'll even say to my kids, if you need my attention, tell me, Daddy, I really need your attention.
	Dad, can I have your attention?
	This is important.
	Okay, I drop what I'm doing.
	I tell Linda the same thing.
	If it's important, just tell me, I need, can I have five minutes of your time or three minutes?
	I have two really important questions.
	Let me know when it's a good time.
	And what do you always say?
	I say, absolutely.
	No, you say, it's never a good time.
	I'm not giving you five.
	You have one go.
	I do say that.
	It's a true story.
	That is actually true.
	I've become very efficient in my 20 years here.
	But then it often becomes three, four, five, or 10 or 20.
	So it's just a matter of what it's about.
	I have terrible news today, by the way, to start the show.
	We started it with the good news about Tesla in terms of the giveaway.
	But the bad news is this is so sad.
	Rosie O'Donnell has left the country.
	And it's beautiful and warm, not physically.
	It's actually quite cold.
	Not physically.
	Moved here on January 15th.
	And it's been pretty wonderful.
	And when, you know, it is safe for all citizens to have equal rights there in America.
	That's when we will consider coming back.
	It's been heartbreaking to see what's happening politically and hard for me personally as well.
	It was also kind of hard, Rosie, when the people in power the last time weaponized our justice system and politicized and weaponized our FBI and weaponized and politicized our intelligence community to go after one man.
	I didn't hear you being outspoken when they didn't value Mar-a-Lago the right way.
	I didn't hear you being outspoken about the double standard, the dual justice system, when it came to top seeker classified information.
	They treated Trump one way, Hillary and Biden another way.
	I didn't hear you complaining when the Biden family syndicate, when a billion taxpayer dollars were being leveraged to get a prosecutor fired so his inexperienced son, zero experienced son, could be paid millions.
	I didn't hear you complain, even though the statute of limitations had passed on a non-disclosure agreement that it was stacked into 34 federal charges and the most novel legal theory, you know, ever imagined and put before a jury, not of his peers, but of a bunch of left-wing radicals and a judge that was abusively biased to him, in my opinion, and unfair to him.
	Where was she then?
	I didn't see you talking about the double standard when it came to January 6th and the 574 riots that your candidate said shouldn't stop, won't stop, and the EU wouldn't stop supporting them.
	Dozens of Americans died.
	Thousands of cops were injured, billions in property damage, and nobody care.
	And nobody cared that Kamala supported them.
	And you voted for her.
	I really don't.
	I really don't want to hear it.
	She said she will consider returning to the U.S. when it's safe for all citizens to have equal rights.
	Well, it's safe to nobody's taking away your rights.
	Nobody cares about what Rosie O'Donnell is doing, to be very honest.
	Nobody's after Rosie O'Donnell.
	A Biden illegal has been sentenced to 23 years to life for strangling a female friend to death on her birthday.
	21-year-old, the illegal Ecuadorian immigrant begging for forgiveness in an upstate New York courtroom for strangling his childhood friend to death and dumping her body in the woods.
	He pled guilty to murder charges in January.
	These are names you've never heard.
	Those are the names that I kept scrolling during the election.
	President Trump's Department of Homeland Security plans to deport an illegal immigrant terrorist who was caught in El Paso.
	This illegal was from Lebanon, also admitted to being a member of Hezbollah and is said to be deported by the Trump administration.
	I'm not sure if you, you know, this has now become a thing about, you know, what are we supposed to do with all of these illegals that are taking on radical positions?
	I mean, you have this case in New York with this pro Hamas guy, Mahmoud Khalil, who is demonstrating.
	And by the way, they're going to, looks like they're going to deport him.
	And you have this big, you know, blockage yesterday and protesters yesterday in New York City.
	Move, cops, get out of the way.
	We know you're Israeli-trained protesters taunting cops caught on video.
	Police blocked protesters, you know, entering City Hall Park.
	Oink, oink, piggy piggy.
	We're going to make your lives Adam Shiffy.
	I mean, it's so stupid.
	This guy was detained and faces the threat of deportation for what the White House said was peddling pro-Hamas views.
	What is Amas?
	It is a recognized terrorist organization.
	They have in their charter the destruction of Israel and supporters of this guy arrested, clashing with the police.
	I mean, I can go through a lot of what we know about him.
	The Department of Homeland Security and Justice and State Department are investigating him as a possible national security threat.
	The investigation has so far unearthed anti-Semitic and hateful posts, and it goes on from there.
	So, why would we allow people that have terrorist sympathies into the country and allow them to stay?
	If you support such an organization, what does that say about you?
	Anyway, start-I mean, there's just so many angles to this whole thing.
	Well, it's free speech.
	They have a right to free speech.
	You don't have a right to support radical terrorism.
	No, you don't.
	Anyway, we have, let's see, 69% of voters in battleground districts are now recognizing what we have been saying, and that is that the Democratic Party is out of touch.
	Washington Free Beacon, 70% of voters in battleground districts see congressional Democrats as out of touch, prioritizing political correctness and wokeness over real issues that impact people's lives.
	That is not good for the Democratic Party.
	Now, it's going to be interesting to watch to see our continuing resolution.
	Remember, we've got to backtrack here.
	The economy we're now living under is the Biden-Harris economy.
	Everyone's talking about the stock market.
	Okay, well, the president's talking about tariffs on countries, and there's uncertainty.
	The markets are always going to be skittish.
	They don't seem to even care.
	They don't even have the slightest inkling to have a slight bit of intellectual curiosity about Donald Trump.
	The reason this whole Canada premier backed down on the threat to cut off energy and put massive tariffs on energy to states like Michigan, New York, and others is because Donald Trump upped the ante.
	He didn't back down.
	He upped the ante and then talked about how stupid it was that America would ever rely on any country for any energy.
	And what's going to happen is exactly what I said happened with Zelensky.
	When the media was freaking out, Democrats were freaking out.
	This is going to have reverberations for decades to come and years to come, and it'll be a stain on American foreign policy.
	Now, as Mike Walz and Marco Rubio said yesterday, they're not talking about a potential peace deal.
	They're talking about an actual peace deal at this point.
	I'm just trying to understand the mindset.
	Donald Trump is tired of the fact that Canada charges tariffs.
	And I'll go over some of that as the program unfolds.
	He's tired that the European Union does the same thing.
	If you want to buy a BMW or a German car, that's fine.
	But they sell eight cars in America to every one sold from America and Germany because they have a 10% tariff that they put on American cars.
	Then they have a value-added tax, which is the national sales tax.
	And that national sales tax makes it cost-prohibitive for us to sell cars there.
	And it's very similar with other European Union countries.
	It's not free and fair trade.
	When President Trump has said, if you want free and fair trade, we'll have free and fair trade.
	If you want reciprocity in terms of tariffs, if you're going to tariff us, we'll tariff you back.
	That's good for the American people, and he's fighting for the American people.
	He's going to raise taxes, tariffs or tax increases.
	Well, they also could be major sources of revenues if they want to sell any products in America.
	And Canada, which has 42 million in their population versus America's 340 million, may want to be careful how far down this road they want to go because in the end, they're going to be the biggest loser.
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	We're going to watch his highly anticipated mission to bring home these astronauts, praying for their safe return.
	And it is, you know, the fact that Elon Musk had offered this to Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
	Why wasn't that made public?
	I learned about that when I interviewed the president and Elon Musk.
	Boeing, among the top NASA contractors, apparently plagued by billions and overruns and delays.
	And according to a report, between fiscal years 21 and 24, the space agency shelled out $60 billion in contracts.
	They recouped $7.7 million in civil fines, $9.6 million in criminal restitution, while the Treasury Department recovered $33.5 billion in fraudulent wasteful spending.
	I mean, what's going on?
	Maybe it's time, you know, for our government to be more selective instead of going with the same old, same old companies all the time.
	Maybe it's time we move on.
	We have an update on Greenland.
	Their center-right opposition party claimed victory in their elections on Tuesday.
	Now, this could be one of the most consequential elections in its history.
	And the reason it matters is the new government will need to navigate Donald Trump's intense public interest in acquiring the resource-rich territory to help make the people in Greenland rich, but also as a partnership with the United States.
	You think that's really out of the realm of possibility?
	It is not.
	By the way, it was fun to see President Trump.
	We'll get into this later.
	He got a model S.
	I got the S plaid is what I got.
	I put it up on Hannity.com.
	We're going to announce how to be a part of our Tesla giveaway contest.
	And I'm going to buy it.
	Yes, I'm buying it myself, and we're going to give it away to one lucky listener.
	I hate the bullying that they've done, as I've been talking about.
	What has Elon done to deserve this hatred?
	I don't know.
	Maybe there are issues I'll find myself in disagreement with, but everything he's doing now, I like.
	I like the fact that, you know, for decades, we've heard about eliminating waste, fraud, abuse, and government.
	Now we're finally doing it.
	I like the fact that this administration is thinking out of the box.
	Linda McMahon, the education secretary, is praising the department for taking steps to eliminate the bureaucratic bloat that exists.
	And the Department of Education is going to receive a reduction in forced notices as of today.
	Nearly half the department's workforce will be terminated.
	I believe they get paid until the end of the fiscal year, which ends on September 30th.
	The new fiscal year begins October 1.
	And, you know, if you fail at that spectacular level, tell me why you continue to do it the same way.
	How does that make any sense?
	It doesn't make any sense.
	You know, this is why I say, what is the government for all you people that want to trust government, want big government, want the Green New Deal, want government-guaranteed, you know, cradle-to-grave, womb to the tomb?
	What are they doing now that warrants such trust in you?
	Because Social Security and Medicaid, Medicare, they're all headed towards insolvency.
	We know that we have nearly $40 trillion in debt that we've stolen from our children and grandchildren.
	We know that we spend more per capita per child on education than any industrialized country, and we come in next to dead last.
	We come in 37th to 40th, depending on any given year.
	And so why not give the money, block grant the money to school districts individually or to states individually or to or counties individually or or give it to parents in the form of vouchers and let them better determine where they want their kids to go to school, include in that accountability and demand for results and in standards in education.
	What do you think most parents, what school do you think they're going to pick for their kids?
	They're going to pick the school that teaches reading.
	Writing, math, science, arithmetic, and history.
	And that's it.
	And probably the school that asks their kids to wear uniforms and demands that they behave.
	Most parents are not going to want their kids at the most woke school, you know, where gender-affirming care is given without parental consent.
	USAID officials tell their remaining staffers to shred and to burn all of their documents.
	Doesn't that sound like obstruction to you?
	Like obstruction to me.
	U.s.
	Official USA ID instructing the agency's remaining staff to convene at the agency's now former headquarters in Washington as of yesterday for an all-day group group effort to destroy documents stored there, many of which contain sensitive information.
	Shred as many documents first.
	Reserve the burn flags for when the shredder becomes unavailable or needs a break.
	I hope that was stopped.
	I've not been able to get an update.
	We've been
	trying the epa is ending hundreds of grants a total of 1.7 billion in the latest doge cuts that's under lee zeldin and he announced the results of the fourth round of cuts identified with the help of doge the agency said they've cut around two billion since donald trump took office in this department alone in january uh as the president now just the news.com this is john solomon moves to scrap climate uh
	know climate awards etc because of a freedom Of Information Act request, it shows that the procedure that Obama's EPA was using to come to their endangerment finding was informed by people who wanted to regulate, quote, greenhouse gases as a pollutant no matter what, and came to a predetermined conclusion on behalf of a progressive national policy.
	Emails reviewed by justthews.com and John Solomon show the EPA regulators who helped draft the 2009 endangerment finding, which declared the greenhouse gases could be regulated because they risked the public health, were prepared to impose the regulatory powers of endangerment finding even before the science was wrapped up.
	And they show there was an open discussion inside the Obama EPA about trying to score a win for the left.
	And you're at the forefront of progressive national policy on one of the most critical issues of our time, according to a Georgetown law professor.
	And it goes on to say there's also a trove of emails yet to be released, but unitemized on a log of documents that the Obama administration insisted on hiding from the public, declaring them privileged.
	I believe the privilege logs support the administration.
	I mean, do you understand what this means?
	They didn't care about the science.
	They just wanted to implement the agenda.
	And what is the new Green Deal agenda?
	It sounds like it's about the environment.
	It's not about the environment, although we stupidly entered the Paris climate accords and we stupidly participate in all of these UN measures, but it's all about redistribution, cradle to grave, womb to the tomb.
	Anyway, so we have a lot of good things happen.
	The EPA terminated Biden administration's green grants worth $20 billion.
	Another win.
	I saw a poll today that Sweet Baby James gave me.
	Will Doge claim $500 billion in savings by July 4th?
	81% of respondents believe that there's a pretty good chance that that's going to happen.
	I think there's probably a pretty good chance.
	We're up to, as of yesterday, $105 billion that has been identified.
	NASA spent $13 million on DEI under Biden while critical mission quality controls flailed.
	I mean, we may need to go to the private sector.
	I mean, if you need Elon Musk to rescue the astronauts, I don't know.
	Something's got to change.
	We've got to reexamine how all of government works on the economy.
	In spite of what you are hearing and the fear-mongering that has been, by the way, the space launch is in four hours, three minutes, and 46 seconds.
	And pray that it goes well for the sake of these astronauts that were abandoned.
	Inflation plummeted now during Trump's first month in office.
	Most of the media reporting a modest decline in inflation last month based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics, CPI numbers.
	Newsweek is sourcing an independent index, which shows inflation plunging to the lowest level since 2020.
	So the media mob is saying that U.S. inflation slowed last month for the first time since September, and a measure of underlying inflation fell for a fourth year in a row, a four-year low.
	Consumer price index increased 2.8% in February from a year ago.
	Wednesday's report from the Labor Department showed down from the 3% the previous month.
	Core prices, if you look at it, the declines were far greater than economists expected.
	And according to TrueFlation, this was in Newsweek, a blockchain-based provider of real-time economic data.
	Inflation has now slowed to around 1.3%, having dropped to below 1.5% at the start of March.
	That shows you.
	And by the way, the Agriculture Secretary, you know, for the last, you know, ever since Donald Trump got into office, egg prices, egg prices, egg price.
	Well, we do have something called avian flu, which is the president inherited.
	Washington Examiner points out that the agriculture secretary, Brooke Rollins, told reporters yesterday that egg prices now have dropped by nearly $2 since the Trump administration initiated their biosafety strategy for combating bird flu, which has decimated the poultry industry in recent months.
	Average price of a dozen large white eggs fell to $6.08 as of Tuesday.
	Prices eclipsed $8 at the start of the month.
	So those prices are coming down.
	Gas prices are down 31 cents per gallon from a year ago, in case you're interested in gas prices.
	Similar to what happened in the first Trump administration, Trump did drop his plan to double tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum after the Ontario guy suspended their energy export tax.
	This tough-talking Canadian premier, Doug Ford, announced Tuesday Canada's most populous province was suspending their 25% surcharge on electricity after Donald Trump announced an additional 25% on them.
	They have 42 million people in their population.
	We have 340 million people.
	Who do you think is going to get hit harder?
	The better part is, I want to get along with our friends in Canada, but you know what?
	Step up, pay your fair share of NATO.
	Pay your fair share.
	Stop putting tariffs on our products the way you do.
	Stop putting limits into how much milk we can import and really have free and fair trade if that's what you want with the U.S. Everybody didn't think it can happen, and now it's happening.
	And that is the chance of peace in Europe is very, very real.
	We've got to hope and pray that it comes to fruition.
	And, you know, President Trump, you know, he's right in saying that now it's going to be up to Vladimir Putin.
	How many more Russians does he want to kill?
	How many more Ukrainians does he want to kill?
	Ukraine is now, in spite of what everybody was predicting just 12 days ago, Ukraine is now on board for a 30-day ceasefire.
	And hopefully that will lead to a negotiated settlement and an end of this conflict and an end of death and an end of destruction.
	What I can't really fully understand is Donald Trump, in many ways, he has the upper hand, I would argue, over Vladimir Putin because of the state of Putin's economy.
	And I'll tell you, if Putin keeps ratcheting up the pressure, I think what Donald Trump needs to do is really follow through on his push for energy dominance and making America the most energy-rich country on the face of the earth.
	And then as soon as we do that, we can sell all of that extra natural gas, oil, coal to our European allies and become the main source of their energy, which would be safer for them if for the national security reasons, number one, and it would be a financial boom for the American people and would create untold numbers and hundreds of thousands of high-paying career jobs for Americans.
	And as I pointed out yesterday, in the private sector, there is a tremendous amount of jobs available in the private sector for people that are looking for work.
	Maybe some of these people that will not be working for the federal government will be able to find some of these high-paying career jobs.
	Apple is going to spend $500 billion in Texas on a plant there.
	We know that Nissan and Honda are building plants that they had planned to build in Mexico here.
	We know that a Taiwanese chip company is going to spend $100 billion building chips here.
	And you might want to get in on the ground floor and what could be a career opportunity for people that want or are looking for kind of these career jobs that usually pay very well.
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	Let's see here.
	Oh, according to fake news CNN poll, Donald Trump's approval rating on the economy tops Biden's by double digits.
	What about the doom and gloom 24-7 on TV?
	Anyway, Biden left office with 33% of Americans saying they approved of his handling of the economy.
	A super majority disapprove.
	President Trump, oh, yeah, he's up dramatically higher by double digits.
	Oh, well, good news for America, bad news for the left.
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	Join us every Tuesday and Thursday, normally, on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
	I'm Ben Ferguson, and I'm Ted Cruz.
	Three times a week, we do our podcast, Verdict with Ted Cruz.
	Nationwide, we have millions of listeners.
	Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we break down the news and bring you behind the scenes inside the White House, inside the Senate, inside the United States Supreme Court.
	And we cover the stories that you're not getting anywhere else.
	We arm you with the facts to be able to know and advocate for the truth with your friends and family.
	So down with Verdict with Ted Cruz now, wherever you get your podcasts.

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