Dem Presidential Candidates Crash & Burn on Foreign Policy, plus Obama goes on the Attack
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Welcome, it is Verdict with Senator Ted Cruz, Ben Ferguson with you. Senator, we've got one heck of a show. We're dealing with, well, some Democrats that just fell flat on their face on the international stage. We have that for you. Also, Barack Obama decided to go after law enforcement again. And we even got you a little update on the sewage problem on the Potomac that Democrats are mishandling yet again.
Yeah, look, all of that is happening. We had three likely Democrat presidential candidates in Munich at the Munich Security Conference. They tried to engage in foreign policy. Let me just say it did not go well. You had AOC, you had Gretchen Whitmer and you had Gavin Newsom. And it was a mess. We're going to come with the details where you're going to listen to exactly what they said. You're being kind. And boy, all three of them wish they could do do a take two and reset. As you noted, Barack Obama also, I guess he was feeling lonely, you know, laying back at his mansion, collecting the millions of dollars Hollywood has paid him. And so he decided to get back in the political fray by unleashing a flamethrower, attacking ICE, attacking Trump.
Just, just... viciously engaging in the partisan battle. We're going to break that down for you as well. And finally, as you noted, we're going to give an update on the billion gallons of sewage that Democrats have dumped into the Potomac River. And the latest update on that, as bad as that story is, the latest update's even worse.
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You can visit Compassion.com. That's Compassion.com. All right. So let's start with this security event in Munich that they have. And can you explain to people why this event is kind of like a resume thing? If you're looking to run for office, if you're trying to raise your stature, you show up there in Munich. It's a kumbaya event is how I describe it. But give people the background and why everyone that's trying to be somebody wants to be there in the political world.
Yeah, look, the Munich Security Conference is held every year and it's in Munich, obviously. And you get you get quite a few leaders from the United States who go over. You get both Republicans and Democrats. I've been to it numerous times. You get foreign heads of state. You get secretaries of state. You get foreign ministers. And they're from all over. A lot of Europeans go and people more broadly go. And it can be a very productive time because when you go, There are these panel discussions and conferences, but you also do a whole series of one on one meetings. And so you can go to one place and meet with a half dozen different heads of state. So it can be very efficient in terms of having productive national security and foreign policy conversations.
Now, two people who went, I believe, for the first time were AOC and Gretchen Whitmer. Now, it is no secret that. that both of them are looking quite seriously at running for president as a Democrat, only because the Communist Party is not having a contested primary.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–1:52
2
Why did Democratic candidates struggle with foreign policy at the Munich Security Conference?
1:52–4:47
3
What criticisms are levied against AOC's foreign policy comments?
4:47–9:05
4
What predictions are made about AOC's potential presidential run in 2028?
9:05–9:29
5
How is Barack Obama perceived in terms of his recent commentary on law enforcement?
9:29–9:40
6
What accusations are made regarding Democrats and their stance on law enforcement?
9:40–13:45
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How has U.S. foreign policy under Obama and Biden affected global relations?
13:45–36:50
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