The Ben Shapiro Show Daily Wire Backstage: Introducing the 2nd Greatest Commercial Ever
May 23, 2024
A surprising launch of a new razor captivates the hosts, sparking discussions on political ideologies and the future of U.S. governance. They explore the complexities of freedom, the evolution of smoking regulations, and the nature of consent in relationships. Humor intertwines with serious reflections on economic challenges and political campaigns, particularly focusing on Trump and Biden. The rise of anti-Semitism and the dynamics of societal grievances are critically analyzed, providing sharp insights amid the banter.
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Surprise Commercial Premiere
- Jeremy Boreing surprised the other hosts by announcing the premiere of a new Jeremy's Razors commercial.
- The marketing team had over-hyped an announcement, so Boreing decided to release the commercial early.
Is the American Experiment Over?
- There's a growing sentiment, from intellectuals to fringe figures on the American right, that the American experiment is over.
- This includes discussions of strongmen, monarchy, or even dictators as potential solutions.
Knowles' Monarchist View
- Michael Knowles, a self-proclaimed monarchist, argues that the American regime has already been overthrown by various factors.
- He suggests exploring classical thinkers like Polybius and the cycle of regimes to understand potential future outcomes.