Ben Shapiro is optimistic about America's future because he believes President Trump and the American people are poised to revitalize the economy, strengthen America's global position, and make the American Dream accessible again. He sees a shift from what he calls 'scavengers' to 'lions'—people who are productive and believe in merit and personal responsibility.
Ben Shapiro believes free markets are essential for America's prosperity because they promote merit, justice, innovation, and dynamism. He argues that free markets allow individuals to invest in themselves, take risks, and rise or fall based on their own merit, which ultimately leads to economic growth and prosperity.
Ben Shapiro supports President Trump's foreign policy because it is based on the principle of 'peace through strength.' Trump is seen as credible and willing to use leverage, such as tariffs, to achieve America's interests. Trump's policy is also described as 'America first,' focusing on protecting American interests while allowing strong allies to handle their own affairs.
Ben Shapiro believes tariffs are a strategic tool for President Trump because they serve as leverage in negotiations. Trump uses the threat of tariffs to pressure other countries into making concessions that benefit the United States. For example, Trump used the threat of tariffs on Canadian cars to get concessions from Canada.
Ben Shapiro thinks the American Dream has been perverted by the left, who have portrayed traditional values and achievements as weird or outdated. He believes the American Dream should be about getting married, having kids, building a successful business, and living in a safe community. Restoring the American Dream involves promoting these values and ensuring economic and social stability.
Ben Shapiro believes Generation Z can become the next greatest generation because he sees a strong backlash against radical left ideologies. As young people get older, get married, and pursue purpose, they are likely to become more conservative. He credits organizations like Turning Point for their role in this shift.
Ben Shapiro supports the implementation of Bible teachings in public schools because he believes the Bible is the foundational document of Western civilization and essential for literacy. He argues that all of America is built on biblical values and that understanding the Bible is crucial for a well-rounded education.
Ben Shapiro thinks Republicans have a strong electoral position by 2030 because the 2020 census was mishandled, leading to an incorrect distribution of electoral votes. If the census had been done properly, electoral votes would have shifted from blue states to red states, giving Republicans a commanding position in the Electoral College.
Ben Shapiro kicks off the biggest conservative movement in the country with an inspiring speech discussing his optimism surrounding our country's future, accompanied by an impactful Q&A. Don’t miss Ben's epic night at Turning Point’s annual event, AmericaFest.