The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1809 - The “No Evidence” Lie
Sep 14, 2023
The podcast dives into the ongoing impeachment inquiry against Joe Biden, questioning the lack of substantial evidence and media narratives. It critically analyzes the corruption allegations involving Biden and his son, Hunter, while exploring the complexities of political accountability. Inflation and economic challenges are also discussed, alongside Mitt Romney's retirement and the internal struggles within the GOP. The conversation highlights corporate hypocrisy, sparking deeper reflections on values, politics, and public perception.
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Impeachment Inquiry
- Republicans are likely to impeach Joe Biden; an impeachment inquiry without impeachment would be a major failure.
- The standard of proof seems similar to the Democrats' approach during the Trump administration.
Evidence of Corruption
- Media claims of "no evidence" of Biden's corruption are false.
- Evidence includes testimonies, texts, financial records, and Hunter Biden's presence at his father's house.
Circumstantial Evidence
- Media uses a broad definition of "evidence" to downplay Biden's corruption.
- Shapiro argues circumstantial evidence, like fingerprints, is admissible in court.
