Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
worldaccordingtobenstein@gmail.com (Ben Stein, Judah Friedman, Peter Roff)
Guns Don't Kill People, FBI Failures Do.
Guns Don't Kill People, FBI Failures Do.
Guns Don't Kill People, FBI Failures Do.
Friday 6th September 2024
Ben Stein, Judah Friedman, and Peter Roff discuss FBI failures, forced busing, and government inefficiencies in this compelling episode.
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Episode Overview
- The FBI has repeatedly failed to act on known threats, leading to preventable tragedies.
- Forced busing and school integration have had mixed results, raising questions about government intervention.
- Government agencies often fall short of their duties, according to the hosts.
- Free speech is under threat in today's political climate.
- There is a growing political divide in America that needs addressing.
It's not the guns that kill people. In these cases, it's the FBI failures that kill people
Ben Stein and Judah Friedman team up with Peter Roff in this episode of 'The World According to Ben Stein' to tackle some heavy-hitting topics. They dive into the recent school shooting, highlighting the FBI's repeated failures to act on known threats. The conversation doesn't stop there - they also explore the history and impact of forced busing and school integration, questioning the effectiveness of government interventions.
With a mix of personal anecdotes and sharp critiques, the hosts argue that government agencies often fall short of their duties. Ben Stein reminisces about a time when the FBI was a symbol of competence and trust, contrasting it with today's perceived inefficiencies. The trio also touches on broader issues like the erosion of free speech and the political divide in America. Despite the serious subjects, there's a sprinkle of humour and candid dialogue that keeps the discussion engaging.
If you're interested in a critical look at governmental systems and their impact on society, this episode is a must-listen.