The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 763 - Fallout Day
Apr 19, 2019
This discussion dives into the ramifications of the Mueller report, highlighting the shift from collusion to accusations of obstruction. They explore the Trump Tower meeting's controversies and the mixed public reactions to Attorney General Barr's decisions. The podcast critiques the overstated nature of collusion claims while emphasizing the importance of integrity in leadership. Personal reflections on Passover weave in themes of resilience and historical lessons, alongside a commentary on modern cancel culture and its impact on cultural narratives.
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Collusion Claims Overblown
- The Trump-Russia collusion claims were exaggerated.
- The Mueller report found no evidence of conspiracy or coordination.
Initial Suspicions
- Initial suspicions about the Trump team were potentially justified given the context.
- More evidence is needed to determine if the investigation was launched in bad faith.
Steele Dossier's Absence
- The Steele dossier, initially crucial to the investigation, is barely mentioned in the Mueller report.
- This raises questions about the investigation's trajectory and potential political motivations.