Delusional Democrats’ Failing Foreign Policy | Ep. 537

Parenting Expertise

Ben Shapiro critiques the controversial opinions of parenting experts, particularly focusing on Deanne Carson's views on consent with infants. He argues that Carson's advice, such as waiting for a baby's consent before changing diapers, is impractical and based on flawed social science. Shapiro shares personal anecdotes to highlight the absurdity of such advice, emphasizing that practical parenting often contradicts expert recommendations.

If you leave your kids to decide when they want their diapers changed, they will have diaper rash forever.

--- Ben Shapiro

He questions the credibility of these so-called experts, suggesting that their advice often lacks real-world applicability 1.

   

Media Bias

Shapiro also addresses the media's portrayal of Melania Trump's cultural identity, criticizing what he perceives as biased coverage. He challenges April Ryan's comments on Melania not being "culturally American," arguing that such statements would be deemed xenophobic if directed at someone on the left. Shapiro points out the double standards in media narratives, especially regarding minority groups and cultural identity.

If somebody were to say that on the right about anybody on the left with an accent, then it'll be, oh, my God, racism, xenophobia, terrible.

--- Ben Shapiro

He highlights the inconsistency in how cultural identity is discussed, depending on political affiliations 2.