Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
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There Is Zero Utility In President Trump Debating.
There Is Zero Utility In President Trump Debating.
There Is Zero Utility In President Trump Debating.
Sunday 20th August 2023
Join Ben Stein and Judah Friedman as they discuss Trump's debate decision, rising crime, political platforms, and America's need for competent leaders.
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Get the buttons here!Ben Stein and Judah Friedman: Trump's Debate Decision and America's Future
Episode Overview
- Discussion on Trump's decision not to debate and its utility
- Uncertainty surrounding party platforms for 2024
- Concerns about rampant crime in American cities
- Exploration of Vivek Ramaswamy's potential charisma as a competitor
- Reflections on the racial divide, economy, and the need for competent leadership
We have a giant fantasy, it's like a fan, I don't know actually how fantasy football works, that we have fantasy economics.
Why would President Trump bother debating? Ben Stein and Judah Friedman tackle this question head-on, arguing that the only ones to benefit from such a debate would be Fox News. The episode quickly moves beyond Trump, delving into the murky waters of both Republican and Democratic platforms for 2024. They express deep concerns about the rising crime rates that seem to plague American cities and wonder if anything can be done to curb this disturbing trend.
The conversation takes an intriguing turn as they discuss Vivek Ramaswamy, a pharmaceutical executive whose charisma might make him a notable contender in the political arena. But it’s not all politics and crime; Ben and Judah also touch on the racial divide, the economy, and the desperate need for competent leaders who see beyond race. They even sprinkle in some personal stories and heartfelt prayers for their loved ones, making the episode feel both intimate and expansive.
Throughout the episode, Ben and Judah voice their worries about the country's current state while reminiscing about past leaders who embodied honesty and competence. Their call for change is clear and urgent, making this episode a must-listen for anyone concerned about America's future.