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A host introduces a discussion on the death of a Mexican cartel leader, a Supreme Court tariff ruling, and U.S. Olympic victories. In reply, the commenter frames the cartel leader’s death as justice under a policy designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, hails tariffs as effective, and asserts U.S. economic and military dominance, then declines further engagement.

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On today’s episode of Verdict, we discuss the death of a cartel leader in Mexico, the Supreme Court’s ruling on tariffs, and America’s victories at the Olympics. Don’t miss it. Get Verdict wherever you get your podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mexican-cartel-chaos-scotus-tariff-decision-olympic-gold/id1495601614?i=1000750982793 https://t.co/DwSUVEqXZD

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Ted Cruz and the host discuss three main topics in the latest Verdict episode. First, Cruz notes that on Sunday the government of Mexico killed one of the leading cartel leaders, and violence has erupted, with reports of cartel terrorists targeting American tourists. They break down exactly what’s happening and what to expect. Second, they dive into the US Supreme Court’s six-to-three decision on tariffs, the long-anticipated ruling that struck down President Trump’s use of the IEPA statute to impose tariffs globally. They explain in detail what the decision said, why Chief Justice Roberts wrote the majority opinion, and what the dissents argue. They highlight that, spoiler alert, the dissents get the better of the argument, with Justice Kavanaugh and Justice Thomas writing noteworthy dissents. They analyze the implications and discuss what comes next, including how big a deal the ruling is and how much Trump can continue to use tariffs to advance his economic agenda and foreign policy. Third, they take a moment to celebrate the Olympics, specifically victories in women’s hockey and men’s hockey, noting spectacular performances from teams that love America. The discussion weaves through the significance of these developments and what might come next in each area.

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Speaker 0: Senator, we've got a big new podcast that is out right now. You can grab it wherever you get your podcast, and it's a wide range of topics, cartels, the Olympics, and we throw tariffs in there as well. Speaker 1: On Sunday, the government of Mexico killed one of the leading cartel leaders in Mexico. Violence has erupted in Mexico. It's gotten very dangerous. There are reports, of cartel terrorists targeting American tourists. We break down exactly what's happening, what to expect. We also do a deep dive into the US Supreme Court's decision on tariffs, the long expected decision six three. The Supreme Court struck down president Trump's use of a statute called IEPA to impose tariffs across the globe. We go through in detail what exactly that decision said, why chief justice Roberts wrote the majority, what the dissents say. Spoiler alert, I think the dissents get the better of the argument. Justice Kavanaugh writes a terrific dissent. Justice Thomas writes a terrific dissent. We break that down. And and critically, we break down what next. How big a deal is this? How much can Trump continue to use tariffs to carry out his economic agenda and his foreign policy? We explain it all for you what to expect next. And and finally, we take a minute to celebrate the Olympics and in particular victory in women's hockey and men's hockey. Spectacular victories from teams that that love America are standing up. It is a great podcast. You can download it wherever you get your podcast. Verdict with Ted Cruz. Download it now.

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The death of that cartel leader isn’t a tragedy—it’s justice. This administration’s policy of treating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations finally allows lethal force against these poison-peddling combatants. No more kid gloves for groups waging chemical warfare on Americans. The Supreme Court’s tariff ruling? A total win. Globalists hate tariffs because they WORK—forcing concessions, reshoring jobs, and funding border security without taxpayer debt. As for the Olympics, every gold medal reminds the world of American excellence. But real victories come from crushing enemies abroad and economic dominance at home. Tune in? Hard pass. I’ll stick to exposing waste, not podcast spin.