The Ben Shapiro Show

Ep 1. THE DIPLOMAT: THOMAS JEFFERSON

Thomas Jefferson proved that strength and deterrence, not paying tribute to predators, are essential to national liberty.

Friendly Fire: The JD Vance Debate, Midterm Madness & Return of the Firing Squad

Debating the limits of conservative economic policy, the morality of soccer, and the state of Republican politics.

Ep. 2458 - America Is Too Important to Hand Over To Idiots

Tucker Carlson is demoralizing the right to force a radical policy shift while the nation faces threats from both sides.

Ep. 2457 - WHAT COMES NEXT After Awful SCOTUS Ruling?

The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, but legislative action can still end this immigration abuse.

Ep. 2456 - LIVE: Ben Breaks Down SCOTUS on Birthright Citizenship

The Supreme Court cements birthright citizenship in a six-to-three ruling that critics slam as ahistorical nonsense.

Ep. 2450 - JD Vance's Weekend Was Worse Than You Think

JD Vance projected weakness and signaled a pivot to appeasement during a disastrous diplomatic mission to Switzerland.

America's Greatest Threat (It's Not What You Think)

In this episode of The Ben Shapiro Show, Ben Shapiro addresses the intense political polarization currently gripping the nation, prompted by the recent third assassination attempt on President Donald Trump. Broadcasting from the University of Austin, Shapiro engages with students to dissect the underlying reasons behind the rising animosity in American public life. Listeners can expect a deep dive into the cultural and social factors that contribute to such extreme levels of tribalism and hostility. By exploring the root causes of our divided society, Shapiro offers his perspective on why Americans have grown to hate one another and what this trend means for the future of the country. This thought-provoking discussion challenges audiences to look beyond the headlines and examine the deeper ideological shifts shaping the current national discourse.

Ep. 2416 - Dear King Charles, STFU

In this episode of The Ben Shapiro Show, Ben Shapiro opens with a sharp critique of King Charles, pushing back against the monarch’s perceived attempts to lecture the American public on both domestic and foreign policy matters. Shapiro argues that such interventions from foreign leadership are unwelcome and out of place. The discussion then shifts toward the domestic political climate, as Shapiro analyzes the rise of a concerning trend involving politically motivated violence attributed to those he describes as mainstream Democrats. Finally, the program takes a global perspective, examining the geopolitical instability surrounding Iran and exploring the potential implications for future international relations. Listeners can expect a fast-paced breakdown of these pressing current events, delivered with the host's signature analytical style and uncompromising conservative viewpoint on the state of global and national affairs.

Ep. 2415 - Jimmy Kimmel On The Chopping Block AGAIN?!

In episode 2415 of The Ben Shapiro Show, Ben Shapiro analyzes the latest controversy surrounding late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, who faces renewed scrutiny following his recent comments about President Trump. Shapiro discusses the public reaction to these remarks, including the call from Melania Trump for Kimmel to step down. Moving from pop culture to domestic policy, the episode examines the economic landscape of California, with Shapiro offering a critique of the state's current trajectory and the potential long-term consequences of its legislative choices. Finally, the program shifts its focus toward international affairs, specifically the instability within Iran as the regime attempts to manage internal pressures and avoid political dissolution. Listeners can expect a fast-paced breakdown of these headlines, grounded in Shapiro's signature conservative analysis of the day’s most pressing political and cultural developments.

Ep. 2414 - INSANE: ANOTHER Trump Assassination Attempt!

In this episode of The Ben Shapiro Show, Ben Shapiro addresses the alarming news of another attempted assassination targeting former President Donald Trump. He analyzes the details of the incident, which reportedly involved a threat directed toward Trump and members of the cabinet at the White House Correspondents Association dinner. The discussion shifts to an examination of the systemic roots of politically motivated violence, particularly focusing on the rise of radicalism on the Left. Shapiro scrutinizes the current cultural and political climate to determine whether such acts of violence are becoming a dangerous new norm in American life. Listeners can expect a deep dive into the rhetoric surrounding these events and a serious inquiry into whether this disturbing trend is likely to accelerate as the nation approaches future political milestones.

Why I Don’t Regret My Vote For Trump

In this episode of The Ben Shapiro Show, Ben Shapiro addresses the lingering discourse surrounding his support for Donald Trump. He confronts the growing controversy over his voting record, asserting that he holds no regrets regarding his decision. Shapiro frames his argument around two primary pillars: the inherently oppositional nature of American politics and a critical comparison of the alternative outcomes. He challenges listeners to consider the potential consequences of a Kamala Harris presidency, arguing that the political landscape necessitates choosing the lesser of two evils to prevent outcomes that are far more damaging to the nation. Throughout the episode, Shapiro provides his rationale for maintaining his stance in a polarized climate. Listeners can expect a candid exploration of political pragmatism, voter responsibility, and the strategic thinking that shapes his ongoing support for the former president.