The Ben Shapiro Show

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.

A breakdown of a failed IED attack near Gracie Mansion and critiques of local officials' responses. A discussion of shifting party politics and rising conspiratorial tendencies among younger voters. A look at the strategic and moral stakes of U.S. actions in Iran, including military options and oil infrastructure. Analysis of short versus long term impacts on oil markets.

A fast-paced rundown of nine public figures who model faith and family values. Short profiles touch on faith-driven fasting, public gratitude, and spiritual transformations. Stories include dramatic personal reckonings, devotional practices, and stands against industry pressure. The segment highlights how belief shapes actions and public personas.

A rapid-fire rundown of high-profile firings and political shakeups. A critical look at performative border politics and costly ad campaigns. A segment on allegations, personal scandals, and cabinet reshuffling. A broader critique of media-driven "brain rot" and online echo chambers. Updates on U.S. and Israeli pressure against Iran and what that might mean for 2026.

Diliman Abdul Qader, founder of American Friends of Kurdistan and Kurdish-American advocate, discusses Kurdish readiness and U.S.-Kurdish ties. He talks about Kurdish plans to act against the IRGC. He outlines risks to Iraqi Kurdistan and what Kurds seek from the U.S. He describes coalition dynamics and possible regional outcomes.

A fiery takedown of critics opposing U.S. action on Iran and the motives behind their objections. A breakdown of military timing, objectives, and Iran’s tactics including drone costs vs interceptors. Political fallout at home, polling on public support, and how foreign strikes intersect with domestic priorities.

Ben Dominic, opinion editor at The Daily Wire and podcaster, offers editorial perspective on media messaging. John Fetterman, U.S. senator known for progressive populism, defends U.S. action and critiques party shifts. They discuss U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran, Iranian propaganda targeting U.S. audiences, timing and tactics of the strikes, domestic political reactions, and implications for regional isolation and security.

Ted Cruz, U.S. Senator from Texas and conservative national security advocate, provides sharp commentary. He discusses a major U.S.-led strike on Iran’s military infrastructure. They cover alleged leadership decapitation, joint air campaigns, regional retaliation risks, and domestic terror concerns tied to foreign influence.

Tim Rice, Daily Wire DC bureau chief, gives quick Capitol Hill and polling context. Brent Sadler, former Pentagon official, delivers military and operational analysis. Brian Hook, Iran policy veteran, explains regime and regional implications. David Friedman, ex-ambassador to Israel, reports from Israel on mood and coordination. Senator Bill Hagerty, U.S. senator and former ambassador, offers Senate and policy perspective. They break down strikes, succession, reactions, and what comes next.

Admiral Robert Harward, retired Navy admiral giving on-the-ground military perspective from the region. Tom Cotton, U.S. Senator and veteran focused on national security and Iran policy. They discuss Trump's strikes on Iranian military targets. Short takes cover timing and justification, missile and leadership targeting, regional implications, and prospects for regime change.