Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
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I Just Had To Google Psyops. Thank You Iowa.
I Just Had To Google Psyops. Thank You Iowa.
I Just Had To Google Psyops. Thank You Iowa.
Sunday 3rd November 2024
Ben Stein and Judah Friedman discuss political misinformation, media manipulation, and the importance of staying informed in this thought-provoking episode.
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Episode Overview
- Misinformation and media manipulation are key tactics in modern elections.
- Psyops or psychological operations are used to influence public perception.
- Election polls can be manipulated to create misleading narratives.
- Historical context shows recurring patterns of political manipulation.
- Maintaining constitutional rights is crucial amidst political turmoil.
What they're doing, what they're trying to do is you've witnessed it, but I've never seen it on levels like this
In this episode of 'The World According to Ben Stein', Ben Stein and Judah Friedman tackle the topic of misinformation and its impact on political elections. The duo, known for their candid and sometimes controversial discussions, dive into the concept of 'psyops' or psychological operations, describing it as mental warfare used to manipulate public perception. They argue that such tactics are being used extensively as the election approaches, creating a distorted narrative in the media.
The conversation touches on various polls and their fluctuating results, particularly focusing on Trump’s standing in Iowa and how these numbers are manipulated to influence the news cycle. They also discuss the broader implications of media bias and the erosion of trust in law enforcement and governmental institutions. Ben Stein, with his extensive background in economics, law, and politics, provides a historical perspective, comparing current events to past political scandals.
Judah Friedman adds his insights on the media's role in shaping public opinion and the dangers of losing constitutional rights. This episode is a deep dive into the mechanics of political manipulation and the importance of staying informed and critical of the information presented to us. If you're interested in understanding how media and politics intertwine to influence elections, this episode is a must-listen.