The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1312 - Biden Burns The Constitution, But YOLO!
Aug 5, 2021
The podcast dives into President Biden's admission of an unconstitutional eviction moratorium, stirring political conflict with Governor Ron DeSantis. It critiques the hypocrisy and erosion of constitutional norms among political figures. The discussion extends to concerns about authoritarianism in pandemic responses and the implications of vaccine mandates, especially for BIPOC communities. With sharp commentary on media bias and public health messaging, the episode highlights the tension between individual freedoms and government control in health policy.
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Cuomo's Defense
- Andrew Cuomo, after being accused of sexual harassment, defended himself by saying he's a "touchy" person.
- He presented pictures of himself with various celebrities as evidence, equating those interactions with the harassment allegations.
Erosion of Norms
- Political norms have been eroding for years, and Trump's presidency merely exposed their decay.
- The current lack of trust in institutions stems from this ongoing erosion, not solely from Trump's actions.
Biden's Cynical Move
- Joe Biden admits his new CDC eviction moratorium is likely unconstitutional but is pushing it anyway.
- Biden's cynical move aims to buy time, exploiting the slow litigation process to achieve his goals despite violating the Constitution.
