The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 767 - Done Biden His Time
Apr 25, 2019
Joe Biden is gearing up for a presidential run by presenting himself as a steady choice amidst a crowded Democratic field. The discussions delve into polling data that gives Biden an edge against Trump, examining voter sentiments and campaign strategies. The lingering effects of the Charlottesville protests feature prominently, revealing how Biden uses them to critique Trump. As Biden navigates a divided party, the podcast scrutinizes his past stances on race, capitalism, and the challenges he faces from progressive voices.
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Biden's Campaign Launch
- Joe Biden's campaign launch video uses Charlottesville footage, focusing on Trump's controversial "very fine people on both sides" remark.
- Ben Shapiro analyzes the quote's context, arguing that Trump referred to the specific night's protests, not a general debate about statues.
Biden's Conservative Message
- Biden's campaign message is a return to normalcy, focusing on American ideals rather than identity politics.
- This contrasts with other Democrats who criticize America's founding principles.
Biden's Focus on Charlottesville
- Shapiro argues that Biden's focus on Charlottesville as Trump's defining moment overlooks other issues and potential counterarguments.
- Trump could highlight the Democratic Party's own struggles with anti-Semitism, exemplified by Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib.