Ted Cruz's SECRET Donor Documents EXPOSED. Here's A Peek At How The Nefarious 'Swamp' Works

On Tuesday, reporter Pablo Manríquez uncovered a collection of documents that appeared to belong to Sen. Ted Cruz's campaign. Found in a food kiosk on the first floor of the U.S. Capitol, the documents seemingly detailed a series of meetings between the Texas Republican and his campaign donors. The papers included specifics on the requests Cruz planned to make of donors, the duration of each meeting, and a curious reference to "outside efforts." This discovery provides a rare glimpse into the inner workings of political fundraising in America.

Roland spoke with Manriquez about the documents and about how money really works in Washington, D.C.