The Ben Shapiro Show: Episode 2079 - "TRUMP WINS!!!"

Host: Ben Shapiro
Podcast: The Ben Shapiro Show
Episode Title: Ep. 2079 - TRUMP WINS!!!
Date: [Insert Date]

Introduction: Celebrating the Victory

Ben Shapiro opens the episode with a jubilant declaration of Donald Trump's victory in the recent presidential election. Expressing gratitude to God, Shapiro attributes Trump's survival and success to divine intervention, emphasizing the significance of this political comeback.

Ben Shapiro [00:00]: "Donald Trump pulled off the greatest comeback in the history of politics, sealing him as the 47th President of the United States of America."

Trump's Unique Position in Modern Politics

Shapiro delves into what sets Donald Trump apart from his Republican predecessors. Contrary to typical conservative policies, Trump is portrayed as a moderate Republican who aligns left of figures like Mitt Romney on various issues. Shapiro argues that Trump's personal attributes and resilience make him uniquely suited for the current political climate.

Ben Shapiro [05:45]: "What makes Donald Trump different is that he, as a human was built for this moment."

Shapiro draws a parallel between Trump and biblical figures, specifically Noah, suggesting that Trump is a "righteous man" built for a corrupt generation, destined to rebuild America after prevailing through immense trials.

Analyzing the Electoral Victory

A comprehensive breakdown of the election results is presented, highlighting Trump's dominance in key states and his projected Electoral College and popular vote wins.

Ben Shapiro [16:33]: "Donald Trump is going to finish up this election cycle with 312 electoral votes compared to Democrats, 226."

Shapiro references a New York Times "red shift map," illustrating a nationwide shift towards Republican support across all county types—urban, suburban, and diverse demographics.

Ben Shapiro [20:15]: "The entire country went more red. This was a radical rebuke of Biden, Harris. It was a brutal radical rebuke."

Exit Poll Insights

Detailed exit poll data underscores Trump's broadening coalition. Shapiro emphasizes significant gains among Hispanic voters, black men, and across various age groups, challenging the notion that demographic trends inherently favor Democrats.

Ben Shapiro [30:25]: "Donald Trump won 45% of the Hispanic vote and 20% of the black male vote, forming the most multiracial, multiethnic Republican coalition in modern American history."

Shapiro attributes this success to the Democratic Party's failure to connect with individual voters' aspirations, advocating for an American Dream-centric approach.

Winners and Losers of the Election

Big Winners:

1. Donald Trump: Celebrated as the most important political figure of the age, Trump’s resilience and unique appeal are credited for his victory.

   Ben Shapiro [35:10]: "Donald Trump is the most important man of our age because what this photo is, is courage in the face of danger."

2. Joe Biden: Surprisingly acknowledged as a winner due to his role in opposing Trump previously, despite being portrayed as a transitional figure or a victim of political machinations.

   Ben Shapiro [37:00]: "Big winner number two, Joe Biden... Congratulations to Joe Biden."

3. Elon Musk and Joe Rogan: Both figures are lauded for their support and influence, contributing to Trump's success through endorsements and media presence.

   Ben Shapiro [38:50]: "Another big winner last night, Elon Musk... He is a super genius. We have to protect our geniuses."

4. The Trump Campaign and Allies: A disciplined campaign strategy and effective ground operations are credited for the sweeping Republican victory.

Big Losers:

1. Kamala Harris: Described as an "empty vessel" with no substantial support or effective campaigning, leading to her decisive loss.

   Ben Shapiro [42:48]: "Kamala Harris was never joy, she was never brat. She was terrible."

2. Barack Obama and the Shadow Government: Obama is criticized for his ongoing influence over the Democratic Party post-presidency, attributing current losses to his legacy.

   Ben Shapiro [43:30]: "Barack Obama has been the shadow government of the Democratic Party since he left office."

3. Major Universities and Legacy Media: Universities are blamed for producing indoctrinated activists, while legacy media outlets are depicted as losing credibility due to failed narratives and biased reporting.

   Ben Shapiro [44:50]: "The legacy media... Your credibility is in the toilet. It is irrecoverable."

Media Reactions and Denials

Shapiro critiques the media’s response to Trump's victory, highlighting a mix of denial, blame-shifting, and emotional outbursts aimed at undermining the electoral outcome. He points out the inconsistent and often contradictory narratives pushed by various media personalities.

Ben Shapiro [44:04]: "At least Cenk is delivering his ire at the right target, the Democratic Party."

The discussion includes specific examples of media figures like Joy Reid, Mika Brzezinski, and Al Sharpton, illustrating their attempts to rationalize the loss by blaming voters' biases and systemic issues.

Joy Reid [49:53]: "Kamala Harris... ran the best campaign."

Trump's Victory Speech and Future Plans

The episode culminates with highlights from Donald Trump's victory speech, where he credits divine intervention for his survival and victory, and outlines his agenda focused on restoring America's greatness, strengthening international alliances, and domestic economic improvements.

Donald Trump [37:48]: "We have taken back control of the Senate... We are going to fulfill that mission together."

Shapiro underscores Trump's commitment to protecting innovation and geniuses within the country, suggesting forthcoming deregulation, tax cuts, and robust border policies.

Donald Trump [39:28]: "We have to protect our geniuses... Otherwise, you get what's called a brain drain."

Conclusion: The Path Forward

Ben Shapiro concludes by reiterating the significance of Trump's victory as a mandate for change and a return to "true normalcy." He encourages listeners to join the conservative movement, emphasizing the importance of sustained effort to maintain and build upon the electoral gains.

Ben Shapiro [56:00]: "This election was the revenge of normal. Donald Trump is the instrument of that revenge."

Shapiro also touches on future political landscapes, warning Democrats of impending challenges and demographic shifts that may further disadvantage them in upcoming elections.

Ben Shapiro [56:40]: "Red states are better to live in than blue states. If you're the Democrats, prepare for pain."

Notable Quotes

• Ben Shapiro [00:30]: "God spared Donald Trump's life during this election cycle for a reason."

• Ben Shapiro [05:50]: "Donald Trump is built for this time... America is going to rebuild once the waters recede."

• Ben Shapiro [20:50]: "Hispanics are the big story of the election."

• Ben Shapiro [38:11]: "I think Elon is great... He's a historic figure."

• Ben Shapiro [58:18]: "What happened? Jen Psaki, former White House press secretary for Joe Biden, she ripped into Trump as well."

• Donald Trump [38:31]: "We have taken back control of the Senate."

• Donald Trump [41:11]: "Leave the oil to me... We have more liquid gold than any country in the world."

Final Thoughts

"The Ben Shapiro Show" offers a fervent analysis of Trump's electoral victory, attributing it to a unique coalition and strategic campaigning while critiquing Democratic strategies and media portrayals. Shapiro frames the win as a pivotal moment for conservative politics, urging continued engagement to sustain and expand this momentum.

For those not tuned into the episode, this summary encapsulates Shapiro's perspective on the election results, the factors contributing to Trump's win, the implications for American politics, and the subsequent media and political fallout.

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