The Ben Shapiro Show Daily Wire Backstage: 2022 Season Finale
Dec 15, 2022
The hosts dive into provocative debates, like whether swapping a Russian arms dealer for a women's basketball player is the worst trade ever. They tackle the sudden deaths of journalists at the World Cup and dissect the Twitter Files—are they groundbreaking or just fluff? Further discussions touch on traditional vs. modern marriage definitions, societal perceptions of gender, and the cultural evolution of cinema. As they embrace the holiday spirit, they also share personal stories and thoughtful reflections, blending humor with insight.
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Decline of Art
- Modern art often lacks depth because it avoids big questions.
- Older art explored themes of God, morality, and purpose, which are now often dismissed.
No Country for Old Men
- Matt Walsh re-watched No Country for Old Men and now considers it a great film.
- He especially appreciated the ending scene and its exploration of fate and death.
Great Films Explore Big Themes
- Ben Shapiro agrees that No Country for Old Men is a great film due to its exploration of big themes.
- He points out the film's basis on a Cormac McCarthy novel and its themes about God and death.