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Ben Shapiro
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A Democrat Who Said 'No One Is Above The Law' Just Got Indicted For Running A Drug Ring
The speaker describes a Justice Department indictment of Virginia state Senator L. Louise Lucas, a longtime Democratic lawmaker, charging her with operating a criminal enterprise that bought and sold large amounts of marijuana and laundered proceeds. The speaker recounts alleged specifics from the indictment — including racketeering, money transfers, a $750,000 payment tied to a holding company called Mama's Chicken LLC, and efforts to steer cannabis licenses — and quotes Lucas's reported messages about seeking "generational wealth." The host criticizes perceived partisan media coverage and characterizes Lucas's public statements defending herself as invoking racial persecution.Episode guide
Atlanta Falcons Unveil New Logo, Immediately Invade Poland
In this segment Ben Shapiro argues that ‘woke’ activism remains influential and highlights recent sports-related gestures he views as disrespectful to the national anthem, citing WNBA players leaving the court and LeBron James making golf-like motions during the anthem. He then criticizes the Atlanta Falcons’ new logo design, mocking its colors and historical resemblance. Shapiro reads a long ad for PreBorn, urging donations to sponsor ultrasounds. He closes by describing reported turmoil at the ACLU of Indiana after staffers resigned over the organization’s direction and a controversial incoming leader.Episode guide
The Most Desperate Political Attack You'll See This Election
The speaker (Ben Shapiro) criticizes media and progressive responses to two campaign attacks, calling out perceived hypocrisy in how commentators condemned one ad while embracing or ignoring another that relied on sex‑worker testimony. He highlights provocative left‑leaning commentary and shifts to concerns about polling integrity, citing a firm that removed its online presence after reporting and warning many races are within the margin of error. Discussing competitive Senate contests, he questions claims about who will decide the election, labels Democrat Abdul El‑Sayed as politically radical, cites reporting tying some donors to aligned groups, critiques an attack ad quoting “Sharia compliant,” and surveys close races in Michigan and Maine, noting debates over Israel, ICE abolition, transgender rights, and a broader loss of political “normalcy.”Episode guide
A Message To The Co-Founder Of Call Her Daddy
Ben Shapiro discusses excerpts from Sophia Franklin’s book Daddy Issues, focusing on her account of an abortion after leaving the Call Her Daddy podcast. He quotes Franklin describing ongoing shame and physical and emotional aftereffects and interprets those reactions as resulting from spiritual and moral consequences rather than just medical or hormonal causes. Shapiro contrasts her experience with what he calls a cultural narrative that minimizes fetal life and treats abortion as a routine medical procedure. He criticizes Alex Cooper and Call Her Daddy, arguing the podcast’s episodes can cause misery and urging a more moral and honest conversation about post‑abortion feelings. The segment includes a paid message about PreBorn’s ultrasound and pregnancy support services and a prompt to subscribe to DailyWire to watch ad‑free.Episode guide
Stephen A. Smith Won't Back Down On Trump. On The View.
Ben Shapiro reviews clips from The View and other viral items. He plays a segment of Stephen A. Smith arguing that, despite critics’ disgust, Trump remains president and should be engaged with to get things done. Shapiro then mocks a celebrity “get out and vote” musical clip led by Whoopi Goldberg and Jennifer Lewis. He runs a short sponsor read about ZipRecruiter and shifts to recapping Andrew Tate’s recent prison tweets, quoting Tate’s humorous prison anecdotes and his philosophical lines about control of the mind.COMPLETE ARCHIVE
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