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The Joe Rogan Experience
Ben Shapiro's new book explores the deeper issues discussed in the podcast, including Judeo-Christian values, reason, and the history of the west. The book was a number one bestseller on the New York Times nonfiction list.
And then the interview they did with me doesn't talk about alt-right stuff at all, but they just assume I'm on the conservative right. That must mean that I am alt-right.
— Episode: #1276 - Ben Shapiro
Episode: #1276 - Ben Shapiro
Ben Shapiro's new book explores the deeper issues discussed in the podcast, including Judeo-Christian values, reason, and the history of the west. The book was a number one bestseller on the New York Times nonfiction list.
And then the interview they did with me doesn't talk about alt-right stuff at all, but they just assume I'm on the conservative right. That must mean that I am alt-right.
And it's like no, you stupid. No problem with these labels. They're disingenuous. People are labeling people in a very simple manner to try to categorize them as the enemy.
I love watching your debates where you do Q&A's with college students and with people in the audience because you can see you agree with your disagree with you. You have well-formulated ideas. This isn't just some bullshit that you're spouting out. You've thought these things through.
My entire history on on Muslim relations is one like I supported the ability of El Han Omar to wear a hijab on the on the floor. I opposed President Trump's originally proposed Muslim ban.
I mean, I've been doing this for legitimately more than half my life. I'm 35 and I started when I was 17 and I started writing a syndicated column at that point. And when you're 17, you think a lot of dumb stuff.