The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 994 - How Reopening Became Political
Apr 21, 2020
The podcast dives into how the pandemic’s reopening became a politicized issue, with media narratives blaming the Right. A discussion on Trump's immigration policies highlights tensions between public health and political agendas. The hosts critique the handling of state bailouts, revealing disparities in support based on past financial mismanagement. They also address the disconnect between political leaders and everyday struggles, underlining the complexities of health policies amidst rising crime rates and public trust challenges.
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Pandemic Politicization
- The pandemic's politicization originates from the left's use of the crisis to push political agendas.
- Actions like Trump's immigration suspension, while aligning with his views, are framed as purely political by the left.
AOC and Oil Prices
- AOC's response to the oil price drop highlights confirmation bias.
- She views it as an opportunity for green energy investment despite the unfavorable market conditions.
Trust and Ulterior Motives
- Public trust is crucial for accepting life-altering measures.
- Partisan actors erode this trust by prioritizing political agendas over evidence-based policy.