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The Ben Shapiro Show

Ep. 2171 - Who Shot JFK?

Apr 2, 2025
Gerald Posner, author of "Case Closed," dives deep into the JFK assassination, arguing that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone, debunking numerous conspiracy theories. He reveals how sensational media have perpetuated misconceptions and discusses the psychological biases that fuel ongoing fascination. The conversation touches on the evolution of conspiracy narratives and critiques the impact of misinformation on public understanding, ultimately highlighting the importance of evidence-based inquiry in keeping history accurate.
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Quick takeaways

  • Cory Booker's lengthy Senate speech has drawn mixed reactions, with critics highlighting its lack of substance despite its theatrical appeal.
  • Recent election results show a Republican surge in Florida while Democrats celebrated a significant win in Wisconsin's Supreme Court race.

Deep dives

Legislation on Female Sports Participation

A recent testimony addressed the issue of male students competing in women's sports, emphasizing the need for common-sense laws. The speaker's colleague testified in front of California's Assembly advocating for a bill that would restrict locker room access to biological females. Despite the common-sense nature of this position, California legislators voted against the bill, highlighting the ongoing struggle for gender equity in sports. The discussion around this subject underscores the commitment to winning more localized battles after achieving national victories.

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