Now that Trump has become the presumptive Republican nominee, Glenn wondered Friday on The Glenn Beck Program where Cruz stands on voting for or endorsing Trump.
"I would hope he would say, 'I can't do it. Each of you can make up your own mind, but I can't do that,'" Glenn said.
Curious about listeners thoughts on the topic, Glenn posed the question to several who called. They quickly dispelled any doubts he might have had.
Linda in California
"I would feel so betrayed after contributing specifically to his campaign and talking to people about him and trying to get their vote. I'm in California. We haven't had our say yet, but I can't vote . . . I would feel so betrayed. I just couldn't function. I just couldn't function."
Greg in Indiana
"I would be . . . I would be disappointed, Mr. Beck. But on the other hand, I cannot judge. And that is his constitutional right. ...I would be disappointed."
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Gail in New Jersey
"I would be absolutely astounded. That's not who he is. Absolutely astounded. It would absolutely say, he deceived me, absolutely. But I would still be with my principles of the Ten Commandments that was a gift from God, and I would look for somebody else who could be a representative of his, to fight back. Because it's not the man. It's the Ten Commandments which was a gift from God that I support. And that's how I live my life."
Patty in Connecticut
"I think Senator Cruz being the principled, honest man of integrity, very deep principles that he lives by and he rules his whole life involved in, he will never do that because he couldn't live with himself because he couldn't be true to himself because he is the principled, honest man. And I don't think he would ever vote for Donald Trump or endorse him because he doesn't see him as good for the country or the world. The American people, the Constitution, or the Bill of Rights and everything Senator Cruz fights for every single day is in complete contrast with every single thing Donald Trump stands for."
Mike in Georgia
"There's no way that I feel that Ted Cruz would support Donald Trump. He's just such a man of character. My first and I first saw Ted at Restoring Love. And we were finally hopeful that it was somebody we could finally vote for. And when I got home from work yesterday, there was a prerecorded message I got from Ted thanking us for all the support, for the donations, for everything that we'd done, and not for him, but for the country. It just shows the character of the man that we were hoping to elect."
Kim in Illinois
"I'm kind of at that point where I'm standing on the edge. And if he were to endorse Donald Trump, I just think that would be just the push I needed, you know, just to go on over the edge . . . I'm not sure. But I just . . . with Cruz's principles, I mean, that was the whole reason why I was all in for him. And if he decided to endorse Donald Trump, I would question everything."
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Featured Image: Republican presidential candidate, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) speaks during an election night watch party at the Crowne Plaza Downtown Union Station on May 3, 2016 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Cruz lost the Indiana primary to Republican rival Donald Trump. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)