Ep. 2171 - Who Shot JFK?

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Ben Shapiro 0:00
Folks, you got a lot to get to today on the show. We are going to get into Cory Booker speaking for like 25 hours. Oh my gosh, Democrats are celebrating. And we're going to get into election results from Florida and Wisconsin. And we're going to talk in depth about the assassination of JFK. We can get into that like really in depth today on the show. First, yesterday, our colleague Matt Walsh testified before the California Assembly on legislation to ban male students from competing in women's sports, which, of course, is just common sense. The fight is not over because of one bad day at the legislature because it turns out that California said no. Shocker, because that's California. But here's the thing. When we take on a cause, we go all in.
Ben Shapiro 0:33
We are going to continue fighting on this front. We've won nationally. Now it's time to win in the States. With your support, we can keep covering the issues that matter. We can keep making the content that shapes culture. We can keep making a difference. Join the fight right now at dailywire.com slash subscribe. By the way, I may as well just lead off with this. Matt did an amazing job. He was testifying before what appeared to be the world's tiniest committee room. It was very bizarre, but he was testifying about a bill that would have said that you actually should only be allowed in the ladies' locker room if you are, wait for it, a lady. Here was Matt doing what Matt does best yesterday.
Matt Walsh 1:04
Compelling women to take part in this untruth is evil, perverse, and predatory. If you would use the force of law to compel young girls to use a changing room with a boy, you are yourselves predators. Transgenderism is a lie. It is in fact the most deranged lie that mankind has ever invented. In a free country, nobody should ever be forced to participate in a lie. As lawmakers, you have an obligation to the truth. It is a truth that I know you all recognize because every human who has ever lived on earth recognizes it, that men are men and women are women. It is that simple. And the question before you is just as simple. The question is this. Will you side with the truth, a truth so basic that every toddler understands it, or will you disgrace yourselves by denying it? That is your choice to make.
Ben Shapiro 1:52
Well, the answer in California, by the way, was that they would just continue to deny it, which is why Democrats have been losing nationally. This is a major issue, and Democrats have been disconnected from reality. That disconnect from reality doesn't mean they'll never win another election. Yesterday, there were some election results out of Florida and Wisconsin. The election results out of Florida are good. The election results out of Wisconsin were not good. The election results out of Florida, there were two districts in which the Congress people either took another job or retired from their district. One was Matt Gaetz's district. Jimmy Petronas ended up winning that seat, holding it for Republicans. And then there was Mike Waltz's district.
Ben Shapiro 2:27
He, of course, is the national security advisor, his district. Florida 6 is a R plus 30 district for President Trump. And Randy Fine, who's a state senator here, ended up winning. That was expected to be a pretty close race. It turned out not to be a particularly close race. I was involved in a tele town hall that we did just before the election. So... I'm not going to say we put him over the finish line, but the reality is that he won by a relatively decent margin in Florida 6. So both of those are holds for Republicans. That is good news. The piece of bad news yesterday is that Wisconsin had the opportunity to elect to the Supreme Court of Wisconsin somebody who is going to be the balancing vote on the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
Ben Shapiro 3:01
which would have been really important because Wisconsin, under Governor Scott Walker years back, pushed forward things like right-to-work legislation that suggested that you actually did not have to be a member of a union to work in particular sectors of the economy and that those particular sectors could not simply remove union dues from you without your will. Scott Walker did that years ago.

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