Ted Cruz talks #ATimeforTruth with Fox and Friends

truth and senator Ted Cruz Wrenn taxes and he wants to be the president of the United States Austin

first of genius to go first requisite we wired into twenty sixteen the kick off every network armored you could

move well thank you we decided to to jump out there and and just stand up and speak the truth and you know a lot of people historically a sort of played around with an exploratory committee with testing the waters and

you know really the the whole heart of the campaign the title of the book is a time for truth okay we're gonna tell you the truth and

not just play around and hold back and then let's start the beginning high school that's not the beginning you go back you go all the way back in the book but high

school you were smoking pot did you inhale I did if you if you're going to smoke and I I did not manage to do it wrong %HESITATION

but but look experimented as a teenager us I don't recommend it to others teenagers are not known for their wisdom and indeed another story I clued

in there was when I was in high school I was at second Baptist high school in Houston and our arch rival First

chased by janitors in a midnight car chase crash the car the next day that

what we got away but they wrote down our license plate the next day at a pep rally they come in they they call me in the principal's office the principal says do

you drive my car was a seventy eight Ford Fairmont do you drive this car this license plate so yes Sir I do where

you at northwest academy last night yes Sir I was %HESITATION who was with %HESITATION and I said I'm sorry Sir I'm not gonna tell you and

he had written he typed it put on on school letterhead it was addressed Princeton University I'd been admitted

to Princeton though and it was recommending they rescinded by admission and hands it to me and says do you want me to send this letter and

I think you'd be a matter of character I'm not going to tell you who was he then says I'm gonna call your father said five years is not I called my dad my dad's a tad just

get out of high school well but then I explained it to and my dad on the phone said you know proud of you stick to your guns and stand up and do it right

wing and then moments later the principal called as assistance and call in the three boys he knew their names already hall

why they came in he ended up not sending the letter but it but it was a fairly harrowing when you're seven dnmt well

and I I hope so when one of the things that I discussed in the book is is my family story you know my father was

imprisoned and tortured and killed by me not you know I have is mug shot of when he was beaten and has a broken nose and kill I

talk about my aunt who fought against Castro was in prison and torture talk about my mom who stood up to or alcoholic by

and and became the first person or family right ever to go to college you know I admire people who stand up okay

for prints mail and and you story one thing is you you are true to your school I and I never looked back so

I think we got some questions we can get a bigger swath within your book check people ninety what's going on alright well question one if

you just keep it to a like a sentence or two amnesty for illegal well how do you feel and how do you feel about Donald trump's comments that there are drug dealers and rapists that