0:00 The only act of liberation that's really
0:02 possible in this life is freeing
0:04 yourself from like the lies and the
0:07 number one lie is I'm God. Yeah. And
0:09 like I'm omnisient or the you know was
0:12 perfectly wise person. Whatever. It's
0:13 like you know you make mistakes. You're
0:15 you're ridiculous primate. It's a little
0:18 fur. Like just admit it. There's just
0:20 there look you got some things wrong.
0:23 Yeah. But there's a difference between
0:26 that and your entire
0:29 foundation being built on hypocrisy and
0:32 that hypocrisy being shown. You know,
0:34 look, I mean, you can't make this stuff
0:36 up, right? Ben Shapiro built a career
0:41 opposing identity politics as a proud
0:45 Zionist.
0:47 Yeah. Now, you listen, feel however you
0:50 feel about Zionism.
0:53 It's identity politics. Like, like that
0:55 is the definition of you could not find
0:58 a better example of a politics built on
1:01 an identity. And yet you're out here
1:03 saying facts don't care about your
1:04 feelings. Identity politics is wrong.
1:07 And then while you're saying that, your
1:09 number one priority, I know, is this
1:12 this manifestation of identity politics.
1:15 You can only keep that charade going for
1:17 so long. No, it's totally true. Before
1:18 someone sees through it. There's
1:20 something in people that the the lowest
1:22 part of people that instinctively
1:25 accuses others of doing what they're
1:27 doing. And I've never really I man I
1:31 don't that's the one thing I don't want
1:32 to be is a guy who does that. But I
1:33 remember Bill Crystal who I worked for
1:34 for years and really liked and was
1:36 grateful to and he was a great boss in
1:39 the ' 90s. Um and came out against me
1:42 and called me a Nazi and all this stuff
1:43 like without calling me. By the way, I
1:45 called him and asked him to lunch. He
1:46 refused. He wouldn't go to lunch with
1:47 me. Huh. end of our relationship. But
1:50 one of the criticisms against me, I'll
1:52 never forget it when I realized this
1:53 phenomenon was real, is when he accused
1:55 me of advocating, and I'm quoting for an
1:59 ethnostate. Now, I have a lot of flaws.
2:02 They're all on display. I've never
2:04 wanted an ethnostate. And I was like,
2:06 wait, one of us is for an ethnostate and
2:09 is not me. But you just said that like
2:11 of all the possible criticisms. It's
2:13 just too unbelievable. I mean,
2:15 unbelievable. Well, Crystal accusing me
2:18 of wanting an ethnost state, but you
2:19 like you just like you almost like don't
2:22 even you can't even respond. You just
2:23 have to go like it's like I I didn't say
2:26 anything. I was like, "Okay." Right.
2:29 Yes. You know, I people can't hear
2:31 themselves. I mean, you notice when
2:33 people get old, they you know, they tell
2:35 the same stories and you just, you know,
2:37 when you love them, you're indulgent.
2:39 But I I just hope that doesn't happen to
2:41 me. I hope I don't lose all
2:43 self-awareness to the point where I've
2:45 got like lunch on my chin and like
2:47 accuse other people of doing exactly
2:50 what I'm doing. Exactly what I'm doing.
2:52 Well, you're going you have lunch on
2:53 your chin like you, you know. Yeah,
2:54 that's you don't want to be there. I
2:56 don't want to be that guy. Um, and I
2:58 think that there's like look, obviously
3:01 like we're we're living through
3:03 something, you know, we're probably
3:05 living through several things that are
3:06 very profound, but one of the most
3:08 profound things has been this revolution
3:11 in in um information and the technology
3:14 and this it's led to this like kind of
3:17 mass decentralization of media and where
3:20 there's now like there's so many things
3:23 and shows and different voices. You
3:25 know, we I find people all the time who
3:27 I've never heard of before, you know,
3:28 and I'm sure you've had this experience,
3:30 too. You'll find someone you be like,
3:31 "Oh, that that guy's actually really
3:32 smart. People should know about this
3:33 guy." How many followers? 7 million. Oh,
3:36 he's got 7 million. Oh, he's huge. Like,
3:38 I just found some guy who is bigger than
3:40 anyone on cable news and I didn't even
3:41 know he existed, you know? And so now
3:44 it's just because of this dynamic there
3:47 aren't you know as you know the the
3:50 corporate media apparatus like big
3:52 newspapers and big cable news shows and
3:55 was very controlled very controlled the
3:58 range of allowable opinion was very
4:01 narrow. It's what uh my uh my good
4:03 friend and brilliant historian Tom Woods
4:06 uh always called the uh was it the the
4:08 3x6 card of allowable opinion. you know,
4:11 you get this little area of allowable
4:13 opinion and then that's where the
4:15 conversation takes place. That's been
4:17 shattered into a million pieces and now
4:20 there's voices from all over the place
4:21 and some good and some great and some
4:23 bad and really bad. But it's just much
4:27 harder for people to, you know, that
4:29 control existed so that you don't get
4:31 exposed. so that you don't get expos so
4:33 that you could go like look even the
4:35 right-winger John McCain agrees or even
4:39 the far-left activist Nancy Pelosi I
4:42 mean it's like dude I have to
4:44 hear Sean Hannity goes the farleft Nancy
4:47 Pelosi it's like how many leftists have
4:49 you actually talked to in your life how
4:51 many leftists have you ever read you
4:52 think Nancy Pelosi is a far-left like
4:55 really they got her vineyard in Napa all
4:58 these different you know these different
5:00 tools of corpor
5:02 are left and right. But so that's over
5:05 now. And now I think it's just much it's
5:07 much tougher to keep this charade going.
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6:12 collapsing so fast. Yes. Yes. And it's
6:15 not again, you
6:16 could you could be honest about it and
6:20 and kind of maintain some of your
6:22 respect, but the the truth is that like
6:25 look, even when they'll say these
6:27 things like if you if you accuse Ben
6:30 Shapiro of having dual loyalty, they go,
6:33 "Oh, that's an anti-semitic trope. That
6:35 means you hate the Jews." But then he'll
6:38 sit there in his own words and say, I
6:41 forget his exact quote, but it was
6:42 something like, "My favorite thing about
6:43 the United States of America is that it
6:45 protects Israel." And so, you're already
6:48 saying you have loyalty to both of these
6:51 countries. In fact, I'm not so sure
6:52 about the one of the loyalties, but I'm
6:54 very sure about the other one. And that
6:56 is not I'm sorry, that's not a statement
6:58 against Jewish people. I'm Jewish. I
7:00 love Jewish people. You know, it's like
7:02 I I get called a self-hating Jew on
7:04 Twitter or whatever. It could not be
7:05 further from the truth. I actually
7:06 really love Jewish people. There's many
7:08 things about Jewish culture that have,
7:10 you know, had a huge impact on me, made
7:12 me the person I am, made me a better
7:13 person uh for their their impact on me,
7:17 but this is a foreign government. Like,
7:20 I'm I'm sorry. That's we're we're
7:22 allowed to talk about that if you you
7:24 know, I saw Glenn Beck the other day had
7:27 uh Douglas Murray on and he wasn't like
7:29 Glenn Beck wasn't like mean to me
7:31 personally, but which I appreciated. Um,
7:34 but he was just going I mean it was just
7:36 so ridiculous. But it's like you were
7:38 sitting here. We're gonna we're having a
7:40 conversation about a foreign
7:41 government. You started crying on your
7:44 show talking about this foreign
7:47 government. That's weird. That's
7:50 weird. We We should not be doing that.
7:53 What the hell is going on here? Like I
7:55 don't even think you should cry about
7:56 our own government, you know? But if
7:58 you're going to cry about one, it should
7:59 be ours. And no but no one would even
8:01 think to cry about our own, right? I
8:02 mean like come on. like let let's have a
8:04 real conversation about this. And if you
8:06 don't especially, and by the way, this
8:08 is not my primary goal. My primary goal
8:10 is to tell the truth and to advocate for
8:13 what's good for our country. Um, but if
8:18 you're concerned about like the young
8:20 men getting a little bit too radical and
8:22 and you know, being too obsessed with
8:25 the Jews or too against the Jews, which
8:27 I do think is a legit concern. It
8:28 definitely is. You know, that's not good
8:30 for you. And it's it's not good for you.
8:32 It's not good for the conflict. It's not
8:33 good for the country. I just don't think
8:35 any of racial collectivism always leads
8:38 to bad places. Agree. You don't want to
8:41 you don't want to embrace that stuff.
8:43 But if you're concerned about that, well
8:45 then the first thing you have to do is
8:46 tell the truth. You can't keep lying to
8:49 people and you can't you can't keep
8:50 sitting here and going like, "Oh, no.
8:52 The neoconservative." You can't say
8:53 neoconservative, right? Isn't that Mark
8:55 uh Levin? Didn't he uh just say if it's
8:58 the New York Mark Levin who's a who I
9:01 also know I mean I've been in right-wing
9:03 world my whole life I know everybody I
9:04 work with Mark always gotten along with
9:06 Mark always been nice to me but yeah he
9:09 just accused Trump the Trump
9:10 administration of
9:12 anti-semitism for calling someone a
9:14 neocon well what he what he did was he
9:17 accused Steve Wickoff of anti-semitism
9:20 right and I just want to say I think
9:22 Steve Woff is if there's anyone who is
9:25 you know has the hand of odd on him. It
9:27 seems to me, I sort of overstate it, but
9:28 I feel that way. It's Wickoff who's like
9:30 a thoroughly decent man and who was
9:32 running around the world trying to bring
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