Judah Friedman, Ben Stein
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Who's Bragg-ing Now.
Who's Bragg-ing Now.
Who's Bragg-ing Now.
Friday 17th May 2024
Join Ben Stein and Judah Friedman as they discuss media bias, constitutional values, and societal changes with humour and insight.
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Episode Overview
- Discusses media bias and its impact on public perception.
- Reflects on societal changes in California over decades.
- Questions the erosion of constitutional values.
- Explores how historical events shape current political climate.
When we don't enforce the law, there is no law.
In this episode of 'The World According To Ben Stein', Ben Stein and Judah Friedman tackle a whirlwind of topics ranging from the rapid pace of the news cycle to the shifting political landscape in America. The duo, known for their free-thinking and candid style, dissect the perceived inconsistencies in media reporting and the implications for the justice system.
They ponder over how news stories can seem ancient despite happening just a year ago, and share their thoughts on the influence of media bias on public perception. The conversation takes a serious turn as they discuss issues like homelessness and illegal immigration, painting a picture of societal changes that have occurred over decades. Ben and Judah's long-standing camaraderie adds a lively dynamic to their discussions, blending humour with insightful observations.
They reflect on the changing face of California, comparing its past to its present, and express concerns over the erosion of constitutional values. The hosts also explore how societal shifts have impacted crime rates and legal processes, drawing parallels with historical events. With references to past political figures and events, Stein and Friedman offer a unique perspective on contemporary issues, challenging listeners to think critically about the information presented to them.
Whether you agree or disagree with their views, their conversation is sure to spark curiosity and reflection. So, if you're ready for an engaging discussion that mixes humour with hard-hitting truths, this episode is one you won't want to miss.