Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
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Do We Have Anything Left In Our Oil And Ammo Reserves?
Do We Have Anything Left In Our Oil And Ammo Reserves?
Do We Have Anything Left In Our Oil And Ammo Reserves?
Friday 15th December 2023
Join Ben Stein, Judah Friedman, and Peter Roff as they discuss gasoline prices, California's exodus, crime rates, and foreign policy decisions in this engaging episode.
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Episode Overview
- Discussion on the spike in gasoline prices in Los Angeles and its impact on the economy
- Insight into the migration of wealthy individuals from California to states like Texas and Idaho
- Exploration of the challenges faced by black and Hispanic communities and the need for honest discussions
- Critical analysis of the foreign policy decisions of the Biden administration
- Engaging dialogue on the state of education and the importance of traditional American values
I think there's a lot to that, and I think, again, I'll go back to what my very dear friend, learned doctor over here, Dr. Friedman, said, there is a crime wave here. People are terrified about crime, and it is a very scary thing.
Ever wondered what's really happening with America's oil and ammo reserves? Ben Stein, along with co-host Judah Friedman and guest Peter Roff, dive into some of the most pressing issues facing the country today. They kick things off by discussing the soaring gasoline prices in Los Angeles and why so many wealthy individuals are packing their bags and leaving California.
The conversation doesn't stop there; they also explore the migration trends to states like Texas and Idaho, and what this means for California's economy. But it’s not just about economics—crime rates in California come under scrutiny too. The trio then shifts gears to examine the foreign policy decisions of the Biden administration, questioning the long-term impacts on national security and international relations.
As if that wasn't enough, they also tackle the state of education, particularly the unique challenges faced by black and Hispanic communities. Ben, Judah, and Peter don't shy away from controversial topics, advocating for honest discussions about self-interest and traditional American values. Their candid opinions challenge prevailing narratives, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in understanding the complex issues shaping America today.