The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 956 - Pardon Me
Feb 19, 2020
Tensions are rising as Trump clashes with Attorney General Barr, delving into the political chaos of the moment. The complexities surrounding presidential pardons spark a debate about ethics and judicial independence. The Democratic primary heats up with Sanders and Bloomberg at the forefront, raising questions about accountability and political integrity. Meanwhile, market dynamics and the role of wealth in politics are scrutinized, alongside the shifting ideologies within both major parties, reflecting on the evolving landscape of American governance.
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Trump's Conflict with Barr
- Trump's open conflicts with AG Barr stem from his lack of tact and public pronouncements.
- This behavior undermines both Trump's and Barr's positions and is politically unwise.
Trump's Pardons
- Trump issued pardons and commutations, including for Michael Milken and Rod Blagojevich.
- The pardons sparked controversy, with some viewed as justified and others as misuse of power.
Sanders as a Threat
- Ben Shapiro believes Bernie Sanders is the most dangerous Democratic nominee ever.
- Trump needs to run a smart campaign to prevent a potential Sanders presidency.
