Published Jun 20, 2019

Open Season On Biden! | Ep. 805

Ben Shapiro dissects the escalating tensions in the Democratic primary, spotlighting Joe Biden's controversial remarks and the ensuing backlash, while critically exploring the feasibility of slavery reparations amid America's complex socio-economic landscape.
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  • Biden vs. Booker

    The tension between and Cory Booker is palpable as they vie for influence in the Democratic primary. Booker aims to capture a portion of the black vote, particularly in southern states, by challenging Biden's past remarks and associations. argues that Biden's response to Booker's accusations is appropriate, emphasizing his long-standing commitment to civil rights.

    I'm not a racist. Bone in my body. I've been involved in civil rights my whole career.

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    Shapiro criticizes Booker for being cynical and opportunistic, suggesting that his attacks are a strategic move to weaken Biden's support among black voters 1 2.

       

    Biden vs. Sanders

    also faces criticism from Bernie Sanders, who is struggling to maintain his position in the polls. Sanders accuses Biden of praising segregationists, a claim that Shapiro finds exaggerated and misleading. Shapiro points out the irony in Sanders' sudden criticism, given Biden's previous role as vice president without such accusations.

    Very, very odd to see all these democrats suddenly realizing that old Joe is a vicious racist.

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    This rivalry highlights the broader struggle within the Democratic Party, as candidates attempt to differentiate themselves by attacking Biden's past actions and statements 3.

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