The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1014 - Fighting About Dumb Crap
May 19, 2020
Trump’s hydroxychloroquine claim sparks debate about the media's reaction to COVID-19. A New York Times columnist reveals a twist on the 'Believe All Women' narrative. High cell phone bills are challenged amidst the backdrop of sports resurgence. Explore the critical need for transparency in pandemic policies and the media's portrayal of protests. The discussion touches on media double standards, especially regarding Obama and Trump, unveiling the complexities of political narratives and their impact on public discourse.
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Real-World vs. Twitter
- Real-life concerns revolve around jobs, the economy, and COVID-19.
- These issues contrast sharply with the often trivial topics trending on Twitter.
Vaccine Optimism
- Vaccines for COVID-19 are showing promise and could be available early next year.
- This positive development has fueled a surge in the stock market, offering a glimmer of hope amidst economic concerns.
Post-Recovery Contagion
- COVID-19 patients testing positive after recovery are not infectious.
- They shed dead virus, not live virus, posing no threat of transmission.
