Political Power Plays: J6 Committee, The Hague, and FBI Censorship with Ben Stein
And plus people are having conversations with each other, and that's the point. And, if anybody's ever curious, so I've been still sick. It's what people don't realize is these court systems are set up for supposed war criminals that end up always being Israelis or Americans.
What happens when politics, justice, and social media collide? In this episode of 'The World According to Ben Stein', Ben Stein and Judah Friedman are joined by Mandy Gunasekara to untangle the complexities surrounding the January 6 select committee's findings. They dive into the recommendation to charge President Trump with crimes related to that day, raising questions about political motivations and legal ramifications. But that's not all.
The trio also discusses the eyebrow-raising revelation that the FBI paid Twitter millions in taxpayer money for 'administrative costs' tied to its censorship efforts. This leads to a broader conversation about the power dynamics within institutions like the FBI and DOJ, exploring how these forces shape public perception and policy.
Adding a touch of dark humor, they mention the NAACP president's Christmas wish for Donald Trump in handcuffs, sparking a debate on the role of public figures in influencing political discourse. From historical comparisons like Operation Paperclip to speculations about the future of the Republican Party, this episode covers a wide range of thought-provoking topics. Ben and Judah's long-standing rapport and Mandy's expert insights make for an engaging and informative discussion.
Whether you're a political junkie or just curious about current events, this episode promises to challenge your perspectives and keep you hooked from start to finish.