The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 951 - Live Socialist Or Die
Feb 11, 2020
The New Hampshire primaries spark heated discussions about Michael Bloomberg's controversial past and the fading support for Joe Biden, revealing the shifting political landscape. The podcast unpacks the implications of crime statistics and policing strategies, particularly relating to stop and frisk policies and their effects on minority communities. Additionally, it critiques the Democratic Party's handling of radical views during the primaries and defends the significance of the nuclear family in fostering community stability amidst evolving societal norms.
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Biden's Collapse
- National polls show Bernie Sanders leading and Joe Biden collapsing.
- Biden's electability pitch is failing as his primary performance affects general election perception.
Stop and Frisk Controversy
- Michael Bloomberg faces criticism for defending "stop and frisk" policies.
- Ben Shapiro analyzes Bloomberg's comments, explaining the importance of comparing crime rates to demographics when assessing racial disproportionality.
Proactive Policing Impact
- Proactive policing significantly lowered crime rates in major U.S. cities between 1994 and 2015.
- This bipartisan effort included black legislators and city council members tired of high crime.