Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
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Finding Honest Pollsters Is Like Fishing In Chernobyl! Yes a Couple Of Fish Survived.
Finding Honest Pollsters Is Like Fishing In Chernobyl! Yes a Couple Of Fish Survived.
Finding Honest Pollsters Is Like Fishing In Chernobyl! Yes a Couple Of Fish Survived.
Sunday 22nd September 2024
Ben Stein and Judah Friedman tackle the tricky topic of honest pollsters, mixing humour with serious political critique in a must-listen episode.
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Episode Overview
- The challenge of finding honest pollsters and the impact of biased data.
- Comparisons between political polling and other futile searches.
- Reflections on integrity and transparency in politics.
- Personal stories from Ben Stein's Hollywood career and marriage.
- The global implications of dishonest polling practices.
"Finding an honest pollster is like fishing in Chernobyl"
In this episode of 'The World According to Ben Stein', Ben Stein and co-host Judah Friedman dive into the thorny topic of honest pollsters, comparing the search for them to fishing in Chernobyl. With their characteristic wit and frankness, they question the reliability of pollsters and the impact of biased data on public opinion and politics.
Ben shares his frustrations about the lack of transparency and accountability among pollsters, particularly highlighting how some are dropped from major polling aggregators for perceived biases. Judah adds a humorous touch, comparing dating in Los Angeles to the same futile search for honest pollsters. The episode also touches on deeper issues like the integrity of political processes and the importance of honest governance. They reflect on the broader implications of dishonest polling, not just in America but globally.
Ben's personal anecdotes, including his Hollywood experiences and long-standing marriage, add a human touch to the discussion, making it relatable and engaging. This episode is a blend of humour, serious political critique, and personal stories that make it a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of politics and media integrity. If you're curious about the truth behind political polling or just want to enjoy some candid conversation, this episode has something for you.