Ben Shapiro’s Q&A at UCLA | @YAFTV
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Why does Ben Shapiro think it's important to have open conversations on campus?
To bridge the divide by engaging with those whose views are not yet set, fostering interesting back and forth.
Why does Ben Shapiro believe the ground rules on campus have fallen apart?
Due to the silencing of dissent and the lack of respect for freedom of speech.
How has Ben Shapiro's understanding of Catholicism been impacted by his conversations with Catholics?
He appreciates the continuity between Old Testament ideas and New Testament teachings by Jesus.
Why does Ben Shapiro think far-right groups are drawn to Trump?
They see a reactionary strain in response to the racialism of the left, though he hopes it continues to be marginalized.
Why does Ben Shapiro oppose a national popular vote system for presidential elections?
He believes it's a waste of time as it won't be implemented and would undermine the power of states with sparse populations.
How does Ben Shapiro view Israel's position on Azerbaijan and Armenia?
He's not fond of it due to Azerbaijan's alignment with the West and Armenia's with Iran, complicating international relations.
What are Ben Shapiro's prerequisites for the U.S. taking in more refugees?
They must have no other option and be warm toward American values.
Why does Ben Shapiro celebrate the actions of the Israeli Defense Force?
They protect Jews and Arabs in Israel from complete slaughter and have shown extraordinary care in avoiding civilian deaths.
What advice does Ben Shapiro give to new podcasters about shaping culture and pushing conservative values?
Allocate four times more budget to marketing than content creation to ensure visibility and engagement.
Why does Ben Shapiro support foreign aid to Israel and Ukraine?
For strategic benefits like intel sharing, tech advancements, and counterweights to adversarial nations like Iran and Russia.
- Engage with students who are open to conversation and whose views are not yet set.
- Focus on establishing ground rules like freedom of speech and non-violence.
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