The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1722 - Don't Believe The Media, Listen To THIS First
May 8, 2023
The podcast delves into the aftermath of recent violent incidents in Texas, emphasizing media bias and the portrayal of shooters' motives. It highlights the confusion in reporting and how political polarization shapes narratives around gun violence. The discussion extends to societal challenges reflected in the tragic life of Jordan Neely, critiquing the related media coverage. Additionally, border issues arise with the end of Title 42, raising economic concerns and political discourse around immigration. A critical view of Biden's administration ties these themes together.
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Media Manipulation
- The media picks and chooses narratives, omitting facts to control what you believe.
- This selective reporting creates confusion and fosters speculation, leading to distrust.
Allen, Texas Shooting Narrative
- The Allen, Texas shooter's alleged white supremacist motive is questionable given his Hispanic background.
- The media quickly reported this narrative, contrasting with their delayed reporting in other cases.
Nashville Shooting and Media Distrust
- Media's slowness to reveal non-conforming narratives, like the Nashville shooter's motive, fosters distrust.
- This selective reporting fuels speculation and doubt, as seen in the Allen, Texas shooting.