The Ben Shapiro Show – Ep. 1780 – The Rigging Of The 2024 Election

Intro

In this episode of “The Ben Shapiro Show,” Ben discusses the potential rigging of the 2024 election and the legal challenges faced by former President Donald Trump. He explores the indictment against Trump, the narrative surrounding January 6th, and the implications for the upcoming election cycle.

Main Takeaways

The Indictment Against Trump and Incitement Allegations

• The indictment against Trump is considered garbage, with charges that are not actual crimes.
• Trump did not incite the January 6th riots as he did not fulfill the actual elements of incitement.
• Trump faces 78 felony charges across three criminal cases and could face 641 years in prison if convicted on all counts.
• Doing things that are egregious, wrong, and damaging to the country are not necessarily crimes.
• None of the crimes Trump has been charged with carry a mandatory minimum sentence.

Pre-Rigging the 2024 Election

• There is an attempt to pre-rig the 2024 election by making Donald Trump the Republican nominee, knowing that his baggage will drag him down in the general election.
• Donald Trump is likely to have at least four ongoing criminal trials in the middle of the selection cycle.
• The media coverage of Donald Trump is likely to rig the Republican primaries in his favor.
• Criminal cases against Trump could stack up until election day, rigging the election in favor of Democrats.
• Victory is the practicality number one for Trump’s defense against charges.

Comparisons and Political Strategies

• Comparing January 6th to 9-11 is an absurdity, but it is the narrative.
• Democrats are comparing Donald Trump to Osama bin Laden and hero Hito.
• Democrats want to rerun the selection playbook that worked well for them in 2020 and 2022.
• Bogging down political opponents with lawsuits and criminal cases elevates them in the primaries.
• Big tech and big government are not trustworthy sources and work together to silence dissenting voices.

Trump’s Legal Challenges and Political Implications

• Sending Trump to prison could raise unprecedented practical and legal issues.
• There is a possibility that Donald Trump could be campaigning from prison in the middle of next year.
• The election cycle will now be about January 6th, about Donald Trump’s activities, his legal activities.
• Legal cases against Joe Biden prior to the election would be a form of election rigging.
• Joe Biden may have set up incitements leading to Trump’s charges.

Summary

Trump’s Legal Challenges and the Potential Rigging of the 2024 Election

In this episode, Ben Shapiro delves into the legal challenges faced by former President Donald Trump and the potential implications for the 2024 election. The indictment against Trump is criticized as garbage, with charges that are not actual crimes. Ben argues that Trump did not incite the January 6th riots as he did not fulfill the actual elements of incitement. However, Trump faces 78 felony charges across three criminal cases, potentially resulting in a prison sentence of 641 years if convicted on all counts.

Ben highlights the attempt to pre-rig the 2024 election by making Trump the Republican nominee, despite the potential baggage that could hinder him in the general election. With ongoing criminal trials and media coverage likely to rig the Republican primaries in Trump’s favor, Democrats are strategizing to repeat the playbook that worked for them in previous elections. The use of lawsuits and criminal cases against political opponents may elevate them in the primaries.

Ben emphasizes the lack of trustworthiness in big tech and big government, which often collaborate to silence dissenting voices. He also explores the practical and legal issues that could arise if Trump were sent to prison and the possibility of him campaigning from behind bars. The focus of the election cycle is shifting towards January 6th and Trump’s legal activities, potentially overshadowing other important issues.

Furthermore, Ben discusses the potential election rigging through legal cases against Trump and questions whether legal cases against Joe Biden prior to the election would be considered a form of election rigging. He also raises the possibility that Biden may have set up incitements leading to Trump’s charges.

Conclusion

As the legal challenges against Donald Trump intensify, the potential rigging of the 2024 election becomes a significant concern. The indictment against Trump is heavily criticized, with charges that are not recognized as actual crimes. The focus on Trump’s legal activities and comparisons to historical events create a narrative that could influence the upcoming election cycle. It remains to be seen how these legal challenges will impact Trump’s political future and the overall integrity of the electoral process.