The Ben Shapiro Show

Alexander Gray, ex-NSC analyst on military strategy. Representative Claudia Tenney, NY lawmaker focused on decisive policy. Morgan Ortagus, former Pentagon press secretary on timing and tactics. Tim Rice, D.C. bureau chief reporting Capitol reactions. Aaron Cohen, ex-IDF special ops offering battlefield perspective. Dan Brouillette, former Energy Secretary on oil market impacts. They discuss strikes on Iranian targets, leadership hits, regional alignments, and political fallout.

Harmeet Dhillon, attorney and former DOJ civil rights official, discusses the DOJ’s civil rights complaint against UCLA and enforcement under Title VII. Short takes cover how the investigation unfolded and related government fraud enforcement efforts. The conversation highlights legal strategy, institutional responsibility, and recent enforcement priorities.

Wilfred Reilly, academic and commentator known for his 'Black Lies Matter' series, joins to critique DEI and anti-woke topics. He discusses McDonald’s Ramadan ad controversy and corporate virtue signaling. Short takes cover DEI rebranding, why firms keep these roles, and risks of political shifts restoring diversity agendas.

A breakdown of a high-stakes State of the Union night and how political optics shaped reactions. Heated congressional confrontations and theatrical moments draw sharp attention. Media responses and celebrity takes get roasted. Broader themes include immigration showdowns, foreign policy taunts, and intra-party leadership drama.

Live coverage of a presidential State of the Union with sharp, witty play-by-play. Rapid-fire reactions to immigration, the economy, and AI messaging. Heated moments over congressional optics and partisan clashes. Analysis of political strategy, midterm implications, and how the speech might shape voter perceptions.

Mary Margaret Olohan, White House correspondent covering presidential events, joins to discuss the State of the Union and related White House coverage. They dissect a controversial trailer attacking Erica Kirk and the silence of conservative figures. They also examine urban disorder in blue cities and critique the cultural implications of the new Wuthering Heights film.

The U.S. men’s hockey gold medal and the surge of patriotism it sparked. A foiled perimeter breach at Mar-a-Lago and the fallout around security and conspiracy chatter. Political media firestorms involving edited interviews and slanderous claims. Legal and policy debates over tariffs, trade law, and broader governance skirmishes.

A take-no-nonsense look at how people misunderstand wealth creation online. Practical advice on emergency funds and when a $1,000 cushion falls short. Strong arguments for patient, selective investing and avoiding lottery thinking. Tips on cutting small wasteful expenses and automating investments to build real savings.

A live breakdown of the Supreme Court striking down broad presidential tariffs. Discussion of constitutional tariff power, the IEEPA text, and the major questions doctrine. Debate over delegation limits, wartime authority, and rival dissenting legal views. Analysis of alternative statutory routes for targeted tariffs and the ruling’s economic and market implications.

Mary Margaret Olohan, White House correspondent covering administration and press briefings. She discusses White House reactions to Iran tensions and the massive U.S. military buildup. She outlines shifts in immigration operations, DHS staffing, and Minneapolis ICE activity. She also recounts a tense pressroom exchange about accusations of racism and previews the First Lady’s Smithsonian donation.