Published Apr 27, 2020

That Which Can’t Last Won’t | Ep. 998

Ben Shapiro delves into the economic fallout of the pandemic, questioning the viability of government interventions, exploring the diverse strategies of lockdowns, and critiquing media sensationalism's role in shaping public perception and misinformation.

Episode Highlights

Topics covered

Economic Implications
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Lockdown Discussions
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Media and Public Perception
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That Which Can’t Last Won’t | Ep. 998

Topics covered

Popular Clips

NYC Lockdown Dilemma

Reopening Responsibility

Beach Gatherings Debate

Trust and Responsibility

Policy and Public Health

Positive Perspectives

Lockdowns and Comparisons

Climate Concerns

Parenting and Ideology

Reopening Strategies

Double the Tears

Economic Recovery Debate

Disinfectant Debate

Business Reopening Debate

Lockdowns Reexamined

Episode Highlights

Economic Implications

Lockdown Discussions

Media and Public Perception

That Which Can’t Last Won’t | Ep. 998

Topics covered

Popular Clips

Episode Highlights

Economic ImplicationsBen Shapiro examines the complexities of economic recovery amid the pandemic, questioning the effectiveness of government interventions and stimulus measures. He discusses the potential long-term impacts on the economy, including inflation and structural changes.

Economic Implications

Lockdown DiscussionsBen Shapiro examines the effectiveness of lockdowns and the varied reopening strategies across states, highlighting Sweden's unique approach. He also discusses the importance of responsible social distancing and the public's role in managing the pandemic.

Lockdown Discussions

Media and Public PerceptionBen Shapiro critiques media sensationalism and the shaping of narratives around political events and public health crises. He argues that these practices distract from serious discussions and contribute to public misinformation.

Media and Public Perception