The Ben Shapiro Show Newt Gingrich | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunday Special Ep. 52
May 26, 2019
Newt Gingrich, former U.S. Speaker of the House and political commentator, brings his deep insights to discuss the complex U.S.-China relations amid trade tensions. He analyzes the political landscape leading to the 2020 elections, sharing thoughts on Trump's re-election potential and Biden's strengths and weaknesses. The conversation also touches on the Mueller Report, the impeachment processes of Clinton and Trump, and the diminishing power of Congress in a bureaucratic age. Gingrich advocates for critical reforms in welfare policies and reflects on America's historical ideologies.
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Trump's Re-Election Odds
- Trump's campaigning ability is underestimated by the left, given his sustained popularity despite negative coverage.
- Newt Gingrich believes Trump could win re-election if the economy stays strong and if he becomes more disciplined.
Biden's Shallowness
- Biden's past gaffes, like plagiarizing a speech and misrepresenting a restaurant visit, reveal his lack of seriousness.
- Bob Gates, former Secretary of Defense, stated that Biden has been consistently wrong on major national security issues for four decades.
Trump and Suburban Women
- Suburban women are turned off by Trump's aggressive style, which appeals to blue-collar workers.
- Trump needs to create a compelling issue contrast to win over suburban women, similar to Nixon's 1972 strategy.
