Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
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Let's Call These Protestors What They Are: Terrorists!
Let's Call These Protestors What They Are: Terrorists!
Let's Call These Protestors What They Are: Terrorists!
Wednesday 24th April 2024
Ben Stein and guests discuss Columbia protests, media bias on Israel, Trump's legal woes, and conservative strategies against the Left.
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Episode Overview
- Columbia University is facing serious protests labeled as terrorism.
- Media bias impacts global perceptions of Israel.
- Legal challenges against Trump are seen as politically motivated.
- Conservatives need to invest in media to counteract liberal narratives.
- The lack of strong leadership is critically affecting national security.
Ben Stein: These aren't protesters. These are terrorists and terrorist fans and bullies and thieves.
In the latest episode of the podcast, Ben Stein and co-host Judah Friedman are joined by Mandy Gunasekara, former Trump EPA chief of staff, to discuss the alarming situation at Columbia University. The episode delves into the distinction between protest and terrorism, as Stein passionately argues that the acts committed by certain groups at Columbia are nothing short of terrorism.
This sentiment is echoed in their description of these groups as bullies, thieves, and assaulters, raising questions about the university's response and the broader societal implications. The conversation shifts to Israel's ongoing struggle against terrorism, highlighting the media's failure to adequately portray Israel's defensive actions. Stein and his guests express frustration at the media's bias, which often undermines Israel's credibility on the world stage.
The emotional tone shifts to one of support for Israel and criticism of those who fail to defend its position. Another significant topic is the legal battles faced by Donald Trump, with Pecker's testimony against Trump seen as falling flat. The hosts argue that the New York case against Trump is as unserious as the National Inquirer's approach to politics.
The discussion critiques the judicial system, suggesting that political motivations are driving indictments against Trump, which threatens to derail his career. The episode also touches on strategic advice for conservatives, emphasizing the need to buy media institutions rather than focusing solely on think tanks. George Soros's acquisition of radio stations is cited as a model for influence, and the hosts stress that conservatives should adopt similar strategies to amplify their policy goals.
Throughout the episode, there is a pervasive sentiment of concern for the current political climate, coupled with a call for stronger leadership. The lack of a 'father figure' to protect the country is seen as a significant issue, and Stein closes with a heartfelt call for unity and blessings for the nation.