The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1485 - Joe Biden's Ministry Of Truth
May 2, 2022
The discussion dives into the White House Correspondents Dinner, critiquing its mockery of serious political issues. It raises alarms about the Biden administration’s proposed 'Ministry of Truth' and the accompanying risks to free speech. Further, it explores the influence of billionaires on media narratives and examines the disconnect between politicians and everyday Americans. A spotlight on corporate America's growing involvement in politics unveils the tensions due to leftist backlash, making for a thought-provoking analysis of media, power, and accountability.
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The Controlling Apparatus
- The White House Correspondents' Dinner is essentially a display of the controlling apparatus in American life.
- It's where politicians, journalists, and Hollywood elites mingle, blurring the lines between those who hold power and those who should be scrutinizing them.
Biden's Graceless Rant
- Ben Shapiro found Trevor Noah's performance surprisingly good, as he made jokes about both sides.
- Joe Biden, on the other hand, delivered a graceless, self-serving rant focused on attacking his opponents.
Biden's Jokes Fall Flat
- Joe Biden joked about his low approval rating and then targeted Ron DeSantis and Donald Trump.
- He also made light of COVID-19 precautions, despite attending a crowded indoor event.