The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1766 - The White House Cocaine Snorter Escapes!
Jul 14, 2023
Andrew Tate, former kickboxer and controversial internet personality, joins for a riveting discussion. They dive into the Secret Service's puzzling conclusion on the cocaine found at the White House, raising questions about accountability. The conversation shifts to Hunter Biden's impact on public trust and the ongoing Hollywood strikes, exploring the irony of elite privilege in the entertainment industry. Tate offers sharp critiques on contemporary societal issues, including language around race and the decline of women's happiness, making for a thought-provoking dialogue.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Episode notes
Decline of the Star System
- The Hollywood star system is declining because of overexposure and the loss of mystique.
- This shift empowers studios to hire from a larger pool of actors, many outside SAG-AFTRA.
Unrealistic Demands
- Actors and writers are valuable but strategic decision-making at the top level of these companies drives profits.
- Bob Iger correctly states that actors' and writers' demands are unrealistic in the changed market.
Disney's Political Agenda
- Bob Iger denies Disney's sexualization of children, contradicting statements by Disney employees.
- Examples like "Strange World", "Elemental", "Lightyear", and the "Proud Family" demonstrate this.