Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
worldaccordingtobenstein@gmail.com (Judah Friedman, Ben Stein, Rob Kendall, Nate Hochman)
Innocent Without Investigation, Guilty Without Evidence!
Innocent Without Investigation, Guilty Without Evidence!
Innocent Without Investigation, Guilty Without Evidence!
Wednesday 26th May 2021
Join Ben Stein and Judah Friedman as they discuss cancel culture, media tactics, and American resilience in 'Innocent Without Investigation, Guilty Without Evidence!'
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Get the buttons here!Unpacking Modern America: Ben Stein on Cancel Culture and Resilience
Trump, the political phenomenon, was, you know, really a great man in the sort of historical sense.
What happens when you mix political candor with a dash of historical insight? You get an episode like this one from 'The World According To Ben Stein'. Ben Stein and Judah Friedman, joined by Nate Hochman and Rob Kendall, don't hold back as they tackle some of the most pressing issues facing America today. From the pervasive influence of cancel culture to the Hunter Biden investigation, no topic is too hot to handle.
Ben and Judah kick things off with a spirited discussion about the left's impact on American society. They argue that media guilt tactics are skewing public perception, creating a climate where people are 'Innocent Without Investigation, Guilty Without Evidence'. This phrase captures their frustration with how quickly opinions are formed without thorough examination. The conversation takes a turn as they delve into the Trump presidency.
Ben calls Trump a 'political phenomenon' and a 'great man in the sort of historical sense', sparking debate among the hosts. They explore how Trump's leadership style has influenced American politics and what it means for the future. But it's not all doom and gloom. Ben and Judah also highlight the resilience of the American people. They believe that despite the challenges, Americans have always risen to the occasion when needed.
This optimism provides a refreshing counterbalance to the heavier topics discussed. For those who are navigating the complexities of modern America, this episode offers a blend of sharp analysis and hopeful outlooks. Whether you're concerned about corporate influence or just trying to make sense of today's political landscape, this conversation promises to be both enlightening and engaging.