Ben Stein and Judah Friedman on Democracy, TV Culture, and Spiritual Values
Joseph Stalin would approve of what the modern American Left is doing to destroy America’s constitutional framework.
Ever wondered how political decisions from decades ago still impact us today? Ben Stein and Judah Friedman dive into this and more in a lively chat with Peter Roff. They kick things off with Lyndon Johnson's Great Society, debating its lasting effects and what it means for today's politics. The conversation then shifts to the Democratic party's current actions, with a strong focus on how they believe the American Left is chipping away at the Constitution.
They don't hold back, drawing some stark comparisons to historical figures like Joseph Stalin. But it's not all politics. The trio also tackles the treatment of prisoners in Guantanamo Bay, pondering the moral and legal implications. They reminisce about the cultural influence of old TV shows and discuss the often overlooked negative impacts of government aid programs. Rounding out the episode, they explore the spiritual values within the African-American community, providing a thoughtful and nuanced perspective.
This episode is packed with raw honesty, sharp insights, and engaging discussions that will leave you thinking long after it's over.