The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1076 - The Anybody-But-Trump Convention
Aug 18, 2020
The podcast dives into the chaotic opening night of the Democratic National Convention, spotlighting the overshadowing of Joe Biden by a parade of prominent figures like Michelle Obama. Key discussions explore the disconnect between the party's messaging and its reality, questioning the effectiveness of identity politics. The critique extends to leadership during COVID-19, with commentary on emotional manipulation in political narratives. Amidst this, the tension between activism and accountability emerges, highlighting challenges in fostering unity in today's polarized climate.
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Conflicting DNC Messaging
- Democrats presented a conflicting image, appearing patriotic while also encouraging anthem kneeling.
- This duality extends to their view of America: both wonderful and systemically racist.
Klobuchar's Brief Appearance
- Amy Klobuchar, despite winning more votes than Kamala Harris, was given only a brief speaking slot.
- She joked about Trump having to send a change of address card to the White House in January.
Cuomo's COVID Leadership
- Ben Shapiro criticizes the DNC for inviting Andrew Cuomo to speak about COVID success.
- He compares it to inviting the captain of the Titanic to talk about avoiding icebergs, given New York's high death toll.
