Trump Jokes About Cruz Supreme Court Nomination at Texas Rally
During a campaign rally in Texas, President Donald Trump joked about nominating Senator Ted Cruz to the U.S. Supreme Court, humorously suggesting he would receive unanimous votes from both parties if nominated.
Butte Bozeman, MT, October 28, 2026 —
President Donald Trump joked about nominating Senator Ted Cruz to the U.S. Supreme Court during a campaign rally in Texas, according to the available account of the event. Trump humorously suggested that Cruz would receive unanimous votes from both parties if nominated.
The account describes the remark as a joke. It does not indicate that Trump announced a formal nomination or that any nomination process began. It also does not provide the rally’s date, the Texas location, or the exact words Trump used.
Cruz is identified in the account as a senator. No further details are provided about his response to the remark, whether he was present at the rally, or how attendees reacted. The account also does not name any other people who addressed the gathering.
The suggestion of unanimous support was presented as part of Trump’s humorous comment; the available information does not establish that senators from either party expressed such support. No vote, confirmation proceeding, or official action related to a Supreme Court nomination is reported.
Beyond the joke, the account offers no additional details about the rally or its purpose. It does not specify whether Trump elaborated on the comment or returned to the subject later. The information provided therefore supports only a limited account: Trump made a humorous remark at a Texas campaign rally about Cruz and a hypothetical Supreme Court nomination, while the date, precise wording, audience response and any subsequent developments were not provided.
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