In this episode of “The Ben Shapiro Show,” Ben discusses the ongoing impeachment inquiry against Joe Biden and the media’s rush to defend him. He also explores the increasing inflation under the Biden administration’s economic policies, Mitt Romney’s announcement of his retirement from politics, and the lack of action taken against Biden for his alleged involvement in corruption. Ben exposes the evidence of Joe Biden’s connection to Hunter Biden’s corrupt dealings, despite media claims to the contrary. Join Ben as he dives deep into these topics and more.
Republicans have launched an impeachment inquiry against Joe Biden, specifically focusing on his alleged involvement in corruption. However, the media has rushed to Biden’s defense, highlighting the lack of evidence required for pursuing impeachment and contrasting it with the actions taken against Donald Trump. Despite media claims to the contrary, there is evidence of Joe Biden’s connection to Hunter Biden’s corruption, both circumstantial and direct.
In response to the allegations, Joe Biden has downplayed the situation, dismissing it as insignificant. Democrats, on the other hand, are strategizing to fight the allegations in the court of public opinion, potentially distancing Joe Biden from his son’s conduct. There are indications that Democrats may sacrifice Hunter Biden to protect Joe Biden’s reputation.
Under the Biden administration’s economic policies, inflation is on the rise. Despite this, Democrats continue to promote “Bidenomics” and prioritize building the economy from the bottom up. However, polls show that Americans trust former President Trump more than Biden to handle the economy.
Mitt Romney, a prominent Republican figure, has announced his retirement from politics. Romney’s political history is marked by his reputation as a moderate Republican who ran as a conservative. While his voting record aligns with conservative values, he has also collaborated with Democrats on certain bills, leading to mixed perceptions among Republicans.
As the impeachment inquiry against Joe Biden unfolds, the media’s defense and the evidence of Biden’s connection to corruption are at the forefront. Biden’s response and the Democratic strategy aim to protect his reputation, while inflation and economic policies continue to impact the economy. Additionally, Mitt Romney’s retirement marks the end of his political career, leaving a mixed legacy among Republicans. The ongoing developments in these areas will shape the political landscape in the coming months.