The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 2384 - 4 Lies About The Iran War
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Mar 10, 2026 They debunk four major falsehoods about the Iran conflict and its likely trajectory. They examine whether Iran is actually stronger and how modern strikes and objectives differ from past wars. They discuss threats in the Strait of Hormuz, regional reactions, and domestic Islamist plots in New York. They also critique political figures using religion and protest responses in sports culture.
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Iran Leadership Appears Fragile
- Shapiro dismisses narratives that Iran is flourishing, citing chaotic leadership after the reported death/coma of Ali Khamenei and the appointment of his son Moshtaba.
- He uses examples like a cardboard cutout at a ceremony and reports of Moshtaba's injuries to argue Iranian governance is weakened.
Oil Shock Panic Overstated
- Shapiro undermines oil-shock panic, noting oil spiked then quickly fell below $90 per barrel and markets adjusted rapidly.
- He attributes controlled market planning and timing of strikes to administration awareness of economic impact.
Escort Tankers To Deter Hormuz Closure
- Shapiro highlights the administration's pledge to escort tankers and deter closure of the Strait of Hormuz as a concrete response to threats.
- He cites the president's public warnings and naval escort promise as deterrent measures.