The Case To Pardon Derek Chauvin ft. Ben Shapiro

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Why is Ben Shapiro advocating for Derek Chauvin's pardon?

Charlie Kirk 2:31
Joining us now is Ben Shapiro, host of The Ben Shapiro Show, and also the website is pardonderek.com, co-founder of The Daily Wire. Ben, welcome to the program. Hey, Charlie. Thanks so much for having me.
Ben 2:43
I really appreciate it.
Charlie Kirk 2:44
So Ben, I'm going to just say the floor is yours. For some people that have not been following this with great detail, this might make them kind of take a second, like a little pause in a second beat. Why are you advocating for Derek Chauvin's pardon? And what have you learned through the course of your research and your rigorous pursuit of the truth that has led you to this advocacy?
Ben 3:05
Well, I think the reason that I'm advocating for the pardon is because Derek Chauvin is not guilty. And I think that it's very important to explode narratives like the one that you were talking about, because those narratives live on in our memory as sort of flashpoints that people draw upon as evidence of narratives that are false. was the narrative that America was inherently racist.

What was the narrative surrounding George Floyd's death?

Ben 3:27
Now, those allegations were never actually made a trial. There was never any allegation by prosecutors or by anyone that Derek Chauvin, quote unquote, killed George Floyd because George Floyd was black. And yet that was the narrative that burst out all over the country, that systemic American policing was racist, that America had to undergo a sort of racial cleansing process that allowed for $2 billion in rioting. In fact, a process that was so important that even if COVID was spreading around, you were allowed to take off your mask and shout in the streets for George Floyd, and you We all remember this. It was really a quite terrible time in American history. And it was being excused by the entire left, all of the legacy media. And in fact, if you didn't post the Black Square in favor of Black Lives Matter, you were basically non-personed in terms of sort of social media and the way that you were approached in all of these spaces.

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