The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 1206 - Why They're Cancelling Dr. Seuss
Mar 2, 2021
The podcast dives into the fallout from Andrew Cuomo's controversial actions and the shifting standards of accountability amid the Me Too movement. It also discusses the cultural fragmentation surrounding Derek Chauvin's trial and critiques the clash between facts and feelings in education. The tension of cancel culture is explored, particularly through the lens of Dr. Seuss and his alleged racism. Finally, it highlights changes in political discourse, notably the shift from class struggle to racial equity in policymaking.
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Media's Distraction
- Media focuses on Cuomo's sexual harassment scandal to avoid covering the nursing home scandal.
- They aim to appear honest by covering the sex stuff while ignoring the more significant issue.
Chris Cuomo's Conflict
- Chris Cuomo spent a year praising his brother on CNN, creating a conflict of interest.
- He now claims he can't cover the scandal due to this conflict, a blatant hypocrisy.
Shifting Narratives
- The media's narrative about Andrew Cuomo shifted when he was no longer useful against Trump.
- Their current objectivity is a facade; they prioritize narrative over truth.