Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
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Soros, the Evil Palindrome. Plus, Pollsters Committing Election Interference
Soros, the Evil Palindrome. Plus, Pollsters Committing Election Interference
Soros, the Evil Palindrome. Plus, Pollsters Committing Election Interference
Friday 27th September 2024
Ben Stein and his co-hosts dissect election polling data, questioning its accuracy and impact on public perception.
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Episode Overview
- Polls showing Kamala Harris leading over Donald Trump are scrutinised.
- Judah Friedman argues that polls are intentionally misleading.
- Peter Roff questions the ethics behind skewed polling data.
- The discussion touches on media bias and its impact on elections.
- Ben Stein, Judah Friedman, and Peter Roff provide a candid analysis of political data manipulation.
"Only pollsters could get away with saying, 'we were five points off,' and it's insane."
Ready for a deep dive into the twists and turns of election polling? In this episode of 'The World According to Ben Stein,' Ben Stein, Judah Friedman, and Peter Roff take you on a wild ride through the murky waters of political data manipulation. The trio tackles the controversial topic of pollsters allegedly skewing data to favour certain candidates, specifically focusing on polls that show Vice President Kamala Harris leading over former President Donald Trump.
The conversation gets heated as they discuss how these manipulated polls can potentially interfere with election outcomes. Judah brings his expertise to the table, arguing that the polls are not just inaccurate but intentionally misleading to create a false narrative. Peter adds his perspective, questioning the ethics and intentions behind these polls. The discussion also veers into the broader implications of media bias and how it shapes public perception.
With their characteristic humour and candidness, Ben, Judah, and Peter provide a thought-provoking analysis that challenges the status quo. Whether you're a political junkie or just curious about how polls work, this episode offers a compelling look at the forces at play behind the scenes. Don't miss out on this eye-opening discussion – it might just change the way you view election season.