The Ben Shapiro Show

Ben Shapiro is an intelligent and able thinker and presenter. His shows present clear reasoning supported by facts as opposed to the normal politically correct, but reality wrong, narratives of the legacy media.

Super smart guy reads clips staff pulls together the night before… cut the clips and give me analysis please

If you watch American Psycho and think “Now that’s a guy I’d like to know!” then Shapiro is your guy! Snort some coke and cry to your mom, but don’t miss an episode.

While I’ve been listening to your show for some time and value many of your political views, I find your opinions on education to be somewhat subjective. Your thoughts on the Department of Education seem to lack credibility. For example, you often claim that parents should have school choice. However, I believe this statement is misleading because parents do have school choice—when I wanted my kids to attend a specific public school, I moved to that area. It’s also evident that government funding is often distributed unfairly. While you tend to emphasize your personal feelings about issues like funding for the LGBTQ community, there are more pressing concerns, such as the plight of teachers. Politicians have been lining their pockets while teachers remain underpaid, overworked, and undervalued. We’re not hearing enough about this crucial issue. Teachers play a vital role in shaping the future of our children, and no amount of technology can replace their impact. Yet, they are the ones fearing for their jobs when the real conversation should focus on ensuring they receive fair compensation for their work. I have no patience for those who ignore teachers in their political discussions. Unless you have spent your life studying child development and understanding the complexities of how children learn, it’s hard to grasp the immense responsibility these educators carry. Your view of teacher unions is credible, but you fail to recognize that many teachers do not actually benefit from these unions. They pay into these unions out of obligation, rather than because they fully support everything the unions do. The focus on politics—whether left or right—distorts the bigger picture. This issue transcends political ideologies. Let’s stop the partisan nonsense and start addressing the real issues at hand. Truly, Your loyal listener