The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1025 - The Woke Revolution Eats Its Own
Jun 5, 2020
The podcast dives into the turmoil at The New York Times, where woke staffers dismantle its op-ed page to censor conservative views. It also critiques the backlash against Drew Brees for his past remarks and discusses how public protests are only embraced when they align with certain ideologies. Additionally, there’s a troubling examination of police brutality narratives, emphasizing a need for a nuanced perspective beyond racial motivations. The discussion challenges the implications of cancel culture on free speech and explores the impact of systemic racism on modern movements.
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Unexpected Unemployment Drop
- Unemployment dropped to 13.3%, exceeding expectations by a significant margin.
- This surprising recovery led to the biggest one-month job gain in American history since 1939.
Krugman's Pessimism
- Paul Krugman's pessimistic reaction to positive economic news highlights a potential bias.
- His focus on stimulus rather than economic recovery raises questions about his objectivity.
Police Brutality in Buffalo
- An elderly protester, Martin Gugino, was shoved by police in Buffalo, NY, resulting in a head injury.
- This incident, along with others, highlights the ongoing issue of police brutality.
