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The Ben Shapiro Show Provides Daily Conservative Analysis of Political and Cultural News

The Ben Shapiro Show Provides Daily Conservative Analysis of Political and Cultural News

The Ben Shapiro Show is a daily video podcast hosted by Ben Shapiro, offering conservative perspectives on breaking political news, cultural controversies, and policy debates. Full episodes are available on his YouTube channel, and an audio version is distributed across major podcast platforms, where it consistently ranks among the most-downloaded political podcasts in the United States. The show is produced by The Daily Wire. Ben Shapiro is also Editor Emeritus of The Daily Wire and a syndicated columnist, lawyer, and New York Times bestselling author. His content is primarily focused on news and politics, attracting a predominantly male audience, with a significant portion being 35 years and older, often in professional demographics. The show has featured sponsorships from companies such as Policygenius, ZipRecruiter, Puretalk, Trust & Will, and Helix Sleep, aligning with its audience profile.
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The Daily Wire Seeks Video Editors for 'The Ben Shapiro Show' and Other Productions

The Daily Wire Seeks Video Editors for 'The Ben Shapiro Show' and Other Productions

The Daily Wire Seeks Video Editors for 'The Ben Shapiro Show' and Other Productions
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Ben Shapiro Criticizes 'Insane Expectations' Regarding Burrito Prices and Government Role in Affordability

Ben Shapiro Criticizes 'Insane Expectations' Regarding Burrito Prices and Government Role in Affordability

Ben Shapiro Criticizes 'Insane Expectations' Regarding Burrito Prices and Government Role in Affordability
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul Criticized by Conservatives for Wearing Headscarf at Islamic Center Event

New York Governor Kathy Hochul Criticized by Conservatives for Wearing Headscarf at Islamic Center Event

New York Governor Kathy Hochul has drawn criticism from conservative figures and media outlets for wearing a black headscarf during an event at the Islamic Cultural Center of New York in Queens. The Democratic governor, dressed in a charcoal gray suit, wore the scarf, which is commonly donned by Muslim women to symbolize modesty and religious faith. The event included the weekly Friday Jummah prayer service, where Governor Hochul addressed congregants and acknowledged Tareq Albanai, the United Nation’s permanent representative for Kuwait. The center later expressed gratitude for her visit, highlighting its significance as a recognition of the center's role in serving New Yorkers. However, right-wing critics, including swimmer Riley Gaines, GOP Texas Congressman Brandon Gill, and Republican CNN anchor Scott Jennings, used social media platforms like X to mock or condemn her choice of attire, with some drawing sarcastic comparisons to 'The Handmaid's Tale.' Others, such as Daily Wire co-founder Ben Shapiro, ...
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Vance addresses Republican Jewish Coalition during tension over Israel and antisemitism

Vance addresses Republican Jewish Coalition during tension over Israel and antisemitism

Vice President JD Vance has spoken at the annual gathering of the Republican Jewish Coalition
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Democratic Socialists of America Gain National Media Attention Amidst Political Scrutiny

Democratic Socialists of America Gain National Media Attention Amidst Political Scrutiny

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has experienced a significant increase in national media presence, particularly following Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral victory in New York and subsequent congressional wins across multiple cities. This heightened visibility, coupled with the release of their 'Workers Deserve More' program, has drawn considerable attention from various political figures and media outlets, ranging from Fox News hosts to prominent Democrats like James Carville and Nancy Pelosi, and even President Trump. The organization notes that this focus, while exciting and indicative of their vision resonating with working people, also presents a threat from established power brokers. The DSA perceives much of the media dialogue surrounding them as dishonest and out of touch with public sentiment, citing instances like a U.S. Department of State report labeling Cuba as 'The Capital of 21st Century Communism' which also contained numerous mentions of the DSA.
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Jeremy Boreing Advocates for Conservative Engagement in AI Development to Shape Future Worldview

Jeremy Boreing Advocates for Conservative Engagement in AI Development to Shape Future Worldview

Jeremy Boreing, co-founder of The Daily Wire, discussed the critical need for conservatives to actively engage in the development and application of artificial intelligence (AI) technology. In a podcast interview with Greg Laurie, Boreing expressed concern that conservatives are at risk of missing the "AI-moment," similar to how he believes they initially lagged in embracing social media. He highlighted that while conservatives are often reticent about new technologies due to their inherent desire to conserve, this approach prevents them from building and influencing emerging platforms. Boreing emphasized that the left, despite often criticizing capitalism, effectively uses capitalist models to propagate their worldview, while conservatives often rely on less efficient models like non-profits. He believes that conservatives must ensure their worldview is present in the spaces where people will seek information and ideas in the future, which increasingly includes AI.
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Former UK Government AI Leader Alex Jones Joins Public Digital as Senior Director

Former UK Government AI Leader Alex Jones Joins Public Digital as Senior Director

Former UK Government AI Leader Alex Jones Joins Public Digital as Senior Director
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Former Infowars Employee Details 'Conspiracy Machine' Operations in New Memoir

Former Infowars Employee Details 'Conspiracy Machine' Operations in New Memoir

Josh Owens, a former video editor and field producer for Alex Jones' Infowars, has released a memoir titled 'The Madness of Believing,' detailing his four years with the media company. Owens described his role as making content 'look cinematic' and spoke about the 'nonsense' and 'lies' that Infowars disseminated. In an interview with Dave Davies, Owens discussed his entry into the company, the nature of the content produced, and his eventual departure. His account offers an insider's perspective on the operations of Infowars, a platform known for promoting conspiracy theories and misinformation. The memoir aims to shed light on the internal workings and editorial decisions behind the controversial media outlet.
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Matt Taibbi Criticizes Karen Attiah's Free Speech Stance and Journalistic Quality

Matt Taibbi Criticizes Karen Attiah's Free Speech Stance and Journalistic Quality

Former Rolling Stone editor Matt Taibbi has publicly criticized Washington Post columnist Karen Attiah, particularly regarding her claims of free speech infringement following her temporary termination from the Post. Attiah was fired in September 2025 due to social media posts concerning the assassination of Charlie Kirk but was later reinstated with back pay through arbitration. She characterized her termination as an attack on free speech and highlighted the 'disposability' of Black writers. Taibbi, however, argues that this situation does not constitute a First Amendment issue, as her firing and rehiring were outcomes of a mutually agreed-upon arbitration process, not government pressure. He further asserts that Attiah is a 'race-obsessed columnist' whose work, along with that of others in her cohort, represents a decline in journalistic quality. Taibbi suggests that Attiah's columns are poorly written and her social media posts are often inflammatory, citing examples of her perceived hypocrisy on speec...
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Tucker Carlson's 'Islamic Jihad' Remark Sparks Controversy and 9/11 Debate

Tucker Carlson's 'Islamic Jihad' Remark Sparks Controversy and 9/11 Debate

Tucker Carlson is facing significant backlash for mocking the phrase "Islamic jihad" during a recent segment, dismissing it with the phrase "whatever that is." This comment was made while Carlson was criticizing individuals who cited concerns about Islamic jihad, Hamas, and Hezbollah in their opposition to Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie. The remark quickly circulated online, drawing criticism from both conservative and mainstream commentators who accused Carlson of trivializing a term deeply associated with the September 11, 2001, attacks. Critics highlighted that Carlson has previously used the term "jihad" seriously, suggesting his recent stance is a deliberate shift. Senator Ted Cruz was among those who publicly criticized Carlson's comments, and several columnists have linked this remark to Carlson's other recent statements, including his claim of no Americans killed by radical Islam in the last 24 years, a timeframe that excludes 9/11.
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The “super influencers” powering the post-Trump right

The “super influencers” powering the post-Trump right

A surprising new ranking of the “nationalist-populist” right’s leading voices.