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'''Ben Shapiro''' is a lawyer, columnist, author, and political commentator. | '''Ben Shapiro''' is a lawyer, columnist, author, and conservative political commentator. Ben first gained prominence online during the 2016 presidential election when he would frequently speak at colleges and debate students. | ||
He is currently working as host of ''The Ben Shapiro Show'' and ''editor emeritus'' for ''[[The Daily Wire]]'' media company, associated heavily with other conservative political commentators such as [[Steven Crowder]], [[Matt Walsh]], [[Michael Knowles]] and [[Jordan Peterson]]. | |||
== Debates with [[Destiny]] == | == Debates with [[Destiny]] == | ||
[[ | === [[Ben_Shapiro_Debate|Politics, January 6, Israel, Ukraine and Wokeism]] === | ||
{{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYrdMjVXyNg|300px|left|The debate, hosted by [[Lex Fridman]].}} {{#ev:youtube|https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mA_DJkWTiI0|300px|left|Highlights from the debate.}} | |||
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[[Lex Fridman]] hosted a debate between Destiny and Ben covering their political differences, the {{wiki|January_6_United_States_Capitol_attack|January 6 Capitol Attack|,}} the 2023 {{wiki|Israel–Hamas_war|Israel-Hamas war|,}} the {{wiki|Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine|Russian Invasion of Ukraine|,}} and {{wiki|Woke|Woke-ism|.}} | |||
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Ben Shapiro is a lawyer, columnist, author, and conservative political commentator. Ben first gained prominence online during the 2016 presidential election when he would frequently speak at colleges and debate students.
He is currently working as host of The Ben Shapiro Show and editor emeritus for The Daily Wire media company, associated heavily with other conservative political commentators such as Steven Crowder, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles and Jordan Peterson.
Debates with Destiny
Politics, January 6, Israel, Ukraine and Wokeism
Lex Fridman hosted a debate between Destiny and Ben covering their political differences, the January 6 Capitol Attack, 
the 2023 Israel-Hamas war, the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, and Woke-ism.
| Debate outline |
| 0:00 - Introduction |
| 1:36 - Liberalism vs Conservatism |
| 6:49 - Education |
| 23:06 - Trump vs Biden |
| 43:31 - Foreign policy |
| 56:28 - Israel-Palestine |
| 1:11:25 - Russia-Ukraine |
| 1:23:04 - January 6 |
| 1:39:03 - Abuse of power |
| 1:49:01 - Wokeism |
| 1:55:42 - Institutional capture |
| 2:09:36 - Monogamy vs open relationships |
| 2:14:29 - Rapid fire questions |