ben shapiro the great book how to destroy america in three easy steps. it is very poignant, and it is very oppression and timely ben shapiro. so here's my question to you. liberty is a wonderful thing. means different they thinks to different people i won't get into positive, regular, it is liberty. when you see what's going on on the streets today the very people who attack the founding fathers, and the constitution are exercising the rights under the bill of rights. so some of them were slave holders. some of them weren't slave holder you know when they ratify first ten amendment that include southern states so you have their freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of the association, due process, the right to bear arms. you know. and so forth and so on. so people are exercising these rights under the bill of rightings. but they got from men who were slave holders and men who weren't slave holders trying to destroy the country from within. how do we explain this? how do we deal with this? >> i think one of the things that is happened is that i

people who are getting exposed to content, they're getting exposed to conservative content from ben shapiroam, from bright bart. and so, it's a world that is very responsive to the message that you're hearing from donald trump. >> an alternative reality, for sure. one quick question before i let you go, jim -- well, i am told that is all the time i have. jim vandehei, thank you very much. i will be reading "axios a.m." in just a little while. sign up for the newsletter at signup.axios.com. that's it for me this wednesday morning. i'm alicia menendez. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> in cities across the nation, we've also seen police officers assaulted with bricks, rocks, bats, molotov cocktails, frozen bottles of water. somebody said last night, what are these protesters we saw? it's only water. how can water hurt you? yeah, they don't say it's frozen in a bottle the size of a football, and they throw it at the police. it's unbelievable. it's water. and then they have cans of soup. soup. and they throw the cans of soup. that's better than a brick, because you can't throw a brick. it's t

i listened to ben shapiro. i listened to a tape of rush limbaugh. i looked at the top trending stories on facebook, all of them from right-wing sites, and watched fox news. it's not just donald trump who's talking about this. this is all that the infrastructure of sort of the modern republican party is talking about this. you would think that every city is on fire, that every city is being looted, that donald trump is the one man who stands up for law enforcement. and their belief is -- and i do think you're right -- their belief is that, eventually, that will get people, even if they won't tell a pollster, get them to vote for donald trump because they will be scared stiff by election day. i have no idea if it will work, but there is no doubt that this is not just donald trump anymore. it is the entire infrastructure. and i think it's an infrastructure that most people in the media don't pay that much attention to, so they don't realize the implication of that. and it works both ways. a lot of the conspiracy theories he was talking about in that fo

let's bring in ben shapiro, he's the same ben shapiro who hosts the ben shapiro show and author of "how joe biden on the same topic. >> would there be any place for fossil fuels including coal and fracking in a biden administration? >> no, we would work it out. we would make sure it's eliminated and no more subsidies for either one of those. anybody could go down 300 to 3,000 feet in a mine sure as hell can learn how to program as well. give me a break. anybody can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program for gods sake. >> i'm talking about stopping fracking as soon as we possibly can. no if, buts, and maybes about it >> so am i. >> well i'm not sure your proposal does that. >> no more, no new fracking. brian: who am i to believe, ben the old joe, or the new joe? >> well, i mean, i think the answer is neither. you can't believe joe biden whatever he says, because he shifts his position depending upon how very yet it is. the fact is he has taken the position no fracking at all and then no new fracking meaning no new permits for fracking which effectively would mean the end of f

conservative commentator ben shapiro posted this, the guy in the middle.ther twitter user says the winners chris wallace for not flipping the desk and walking out by now. he had to suppress those feelings last night. jillian: the president's accusations. >> before the debate donald trump, he treated this like it was a boxing match, into joe biden's head, calling for a drug test, check their years, joe biden had fun with that and tweeted this. it is debate night, i have my earpiece ready, kayleigh mcenany fired back, considering that is the way the debate started no surprise it ended the way it did. jillian: the big question is who won? can we determine this? >> the answer is no. a lot of people agree it is hard to tell. there was so much crosstalk that substantively it was difficult for both candidates to make solid points. one instagram comment, john, instagram comment or, biden has proven he can't handle the he. another says joe biden, more policy points, trump looks like an impetuous baby. the point, joe biden's main goal was not to make embarrassing ga

states with other famous names say they want to leave including joe rogan, elon musk and ben shapiroeaving california to escape a confident governance and the response for sacramento, wealth and massive income tax increases on job creators, also known as the wealthy. should i align with three smart guys or sacramento. sacramento is thinking of raising the top income tax raises 16% that make over $5 million. retroactively going back to only the first of this year so you have the executive order and all gas powered cars by 2035 in california woke regulation have a lot of famous people out of the state including joe rogan moving to texas, elon musk is building his cyber truck and a tesla factory and setting california. stuart: if they make it retroactive and go back to january the first of 2020 to put the 60% tax in place, it does not matter if they leave now they sought to pay up. susan: that is right, given the budget deficit in california. stuart: my heart bleeds for california. let's get back to judge amy coney barrett, number of democrat senators said they will not meet with her pr

joining me now is ben shapiro the daily wire editor and chief and author of "how to destroy america in three easy steps." ben, i think your move comes at an interesting time as my angle noted this country is seeing two distinct visions of the country and freedom seems to be the central dividing point. is that what you're seeing?nt >> that's right. i spent my entire life in californias all 36 years of my t life with three years taken oute for law school. all spent in california. i love the state, grew up in the state, married in the state and had children there. my parents move there. we're out. taking our 75 employees and moving to nashville. bad governance has consequences. when you raise taxes and threaten to raise them more when quality of live degrades undermine the police, prevent them from enforcing the law when you allow 66,000 homelessss people that are drug addicted to sleep on the streets in l.a. county and declare yourselves freer and better, real compensation for all of this is that you can put a dumb lawn sign because it says black lives matter. that is not a great place t

joining me now is ben shapiro, editor in chief of the daily wire and author of "how to destroy america in three easy steps." you say that this election is no longer a referendum on president trump, but on the left. explain. >> joe biden's entire campaign was rooted in the idea -- bulwark of moderation against the radical left and yet time and time again he has refused to condemn them. he did it a little bit when he was running against bernie sanders, the default not bernie sanders but now he will not condemn antifa, black lives matter and now he won't even answer some questions about whether to end a filibuster, ad states to the senate willy-nilly or pack the supreme court of the united states, which means he is tacitly promising transformational change. that means that moderate old joe, that is done. the question right now is how radical will the transformation be? >> laura: i think the implicit promise to america, not just moderation but all the senior scene scene playing out tonight in brooklyn, in louisville, across the country, seattle, portland, that all of that is going to magic

talkshow host ben shapiro helped start the company and explained the move to laura ingraham. >> taking 75 employees and moving to nashville because bad governance has consequences. turns out when you raise taxes, provide crappy public services quality-of-life continues to degrade and you undermine the police that is not a great place to raise children, not a great place to build a company and we decided we are moving. >> appearances most of the staff, 80% -- beginning this november. shannon: rick leventhal, thank you so much. >> i will stay right here, thank you. dammit you have sunshine. joe biden and donald trump came out swinging, detroit police chief james craig talks about working on the front lines next. it's the faster way to clean as you go just spray, wipe and rinse it cleans grease five times faster dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. and now your co-pilot.. still a father. but now a friend. still an electric car. just more electrifying. still a night out. but everything fits in. still hard work. just a little easier. still a legend. just more legendary. chevrolet. making lif

joining me now as ben shapiro, editor in chief of the daily wire and author of "how to destroy america in three easy steps." you say that this election is no longer a referendum on president trump, but on the left. explain. >> joe biden's entire campaign was rooted in the idea that he was going to be some sort of bulwark moderation against the radical left and yet time and time again, he has refused to condemn the radical left. he did it a little bit running against bernie sanders, the default not bernie sanders, but now he won't condemn antifa, he won't condemn black lives matter and now he won't answer simple questions about whether he wishes to end the filibuster, at states of the senate, or pack the supreme court of the united states, which means if he is tacitly promised promising transformational change, that means that moderate joe, back to normalcy campaign, done. the question is, how radical will the transformation be? >> laura: i think the implicit promise to america, not just moderation, but that all the things you are seeing play out tonight in brooklyn, and louisville, acr

highest level in years as people are fleeing the city jeffrey gundlach says, elon musk, joe rogan and ben shapiroa few, are leaving california to escape incompetent governance should i align with three smart guys, or sacramento? >> there used to be about three cr crappy apartments to choose from, now there is ten it is cooling in a sense, i think it will take longer. this is going to take time, but certainly there is this cooling that i think everyone in san francisco, many people who at least live in the heart of san francisco, have seen happen over the last few months. >> and needed reset, dom, or is it game over >> needed reset. i'm a born did bred and raised californian from the east bay area the whole place, when i go back to visit pre-covid, looks completely different than the area i grew up with earlier in my life. it's gotten so expensive, so exhorbitant, so luxurious in certain places, and it needs a reset. i think people have to be able to afford to live there, and this might be the cooling of the jets the whole market needs out in northern california >> all right, this has been a fun "

ben shapiro heart to helped start the company and to claim the move to laura ingraham. >> we are taking our 75 employees, were moving to nashville because at the state, bad governance has consequences. it turns out when you raise taxes, when you provide absolutely public services, when quality of life continues to degrade, when he undermined the police, it's not a great place to raise children or build a company. we decided were moving. >> shapiro says most of the stuff, probably 80% are joining the pilgrimage to music city beginning this november. >> shannon: of rick leventhal on the west coast, thanks so much. >> i will stay right here, thank you. stay on he's got, as well. of trump and biden both came out swinging on the law and order fronts. this is next. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the desert never lies. isn't that what i said? no you were talking about allstate and insurance. i just... when i... let's try again. everybody back to one. accident forgive

you go on to any of the media sites that are dominated by people like ben shapiro and the breitbart folks and this is what they're pounding, pounding, pounding. the question is whether or not that will have any effect over time and whether or not the biden campaign can manage to amplify his message. i honestly think that joe biden gave a very effective speech earlier this week. i think that joe biden actually spoke to where most americans are right now. the question is, can he amplify it, or is it going to be drowned out with all of the white noise that we're used to getting from the trump white house? >> all right. charlie sykes, donna edwards, thanks to you both. >> new warnings that the post office isn't ready for a flood of mail-in ballots. i'll ask senator bob casey if there's a solution. >>> plus help could be coming for renters on the verge of eviction, but there's a catch. first, big night for incumbents in massachusetts. senator ed markey held off a primary challenge from congressman joe kennedy. first loss for the kennedy family in massachusetts ever. and incumbent congressman r

conservative commentator ben shapiro said — ‘we all lost‘.we're going to work through the key moments and the fallout from an infamous night — starting with president trump passing up the chance to condemn white supremacists. you want to call them, what you want to call them? remake white supremacists. proud boys. stanback and stand by, but i'll tell you what, someone has to do something about anti—foot in the left! so, he didn't address white supremacy — but he did tell a far—right group, the proud boys, to ‘stand by‘. his son, donald trumpjunior, was asked about those comments by gayle king on cbs. proud voices considered a hate group. he told them tonight this, stand down and stand by. he did not condemn white supremacist groups and what does he mean by standby?” condemn white supremacist groups and what does he mean by standby? i do not know what he means by that. i don't know if those in speaker, beals talking about having them stand out, he is more than happy to condemn them. well, this is the reaction of washington post columnist brian

so even though you have a right wing media which is fox and everything else, ben shapiro, and all these other organizations now, but the main three stream media has also moved with them. because the fox makes a lot of money is the highest rated program on cable. so the media, they are in business. they are chasing after the same viewers. so the fact that now is it absurd that donald trump thanks he can win the election by defending can federate statues? i mean who's dedicated to confederate statues even the military and the republican party are seeing get rid of them. but john thanks it's a winner how can that be even if you have these horrible politics you think obama all kinds of problems. and the reason is, you are living in this bubble that is entirely lost control. by people who were there to a support donald trump and be teach you that the three of us are evil, trying to destroy her and trying to get you. anti- religious and anti- god. it's become impossible to break through that. it has to be defeated. it is like tempo, still living in the old world speak of the country but share

now ben shapiro who has the daily wire and he is the top publisher on facebook and his podcast is incalifornia but will he move to texas, ainsley? or will he move some place else? ainsley: a lot of people go from california to texas because they don't have the state tax down there. that's not the only state. there's florida and he decided he is moving to nashville. he is going to go listen to some country music. ben said i have 75 people who work for me. he is giving them until october 1st to decide if they are going to go. about 80% of them are on board. that's the majority of his company picking up their families and moving there he says i have lived my entire life in california. this is his tweet. within weeks, we'll be taking our 75 jobs and leaves. we're not the first and we certainly won't be the last. terrible governance has consequences. and, brian, he talked about the how housing cost and home lufsness there that he is disappointed with. brian: absolutely. and fires on top of that obviously you can't blame the government for that taxes only going to go up he made that clear.

the big publishers, aside from candidate, the big publishers are mostly like ben shapiro.y dominate the platform. if you keep politicians off and leave it to different kinds of media, mainstream and otherwise, you'll end up with a facebook dominated by conservative voices. >> i know this is your beat, and you'll understand it better than i ever will, but someday you have to sit down and explain to me how they built this frankenstein and leave it up and running in one of the most volatile tinderbox moments in american history. it's astounding. we'll have you back to do just that. nick conesori, thank you, my friend. >>> up next, at the white house. >>> up next, at the white house. >>> for the sake of all americans, we must uphold the rule of law and defend the american dream. >> they want to see law and order. that's the change they want. they want law and order. >> some people think those are two terrible words, law and order. they're not terrible at all. they're beautiful and they have to be used jrudiciously, they have to be used properly. >> we need order. we need order

as ben shapiro the call is coming from inside the house.want to know what the president is thinking it's right there for you. there is nothing that is non-transparent here. the other thing about chuck schumer, the democrats will once again today block a coronavirus bill going forward that would get money into the hands of school districts, small businesses and people out there that really need it. when you talk about words verse yours deeds the trump campaign might want to seize on that. >> sandra: we'll see you this afternoon and tonight on "the five". thanks. >> trace: fox news alert from lebanon. the beirut port has gone up in flames again weeks after an enormous blast set off a deadly fire there. the cause of this fire not known but it apparently began in a warehouse that stores oil and tires, both as you can see highly flammable. folks are being told to stay clear of the area as crews race to bring it under control. >> sandra: the pandemic may not turn out to be the biggest election issue. what karl rove says voters are focusing on now

elon musk, joe rogan, ben shapiro, to name just a few are leaving california to escape incompetent governancesacramento, wealth and massive income tax increases are job creators. aka, the wealthy. jeff asks the question, should i align with three smart guys or sacramento. dagen? dagen: these higher taxes on, yes, millionaires, happening in new jersey and other places, they're driving out the very people the states poorly run financially need to stay there. after new jersey made this move, this was pointed out in a wall street journal editorial, that you had the always smart and on-point andy cuomo here in new york actually bragging that new york city's state and city income tax rate of its almost 12.7% was still higher than new yonewjersey's. i think the governors are going to wake up to the fact that oh, you're not just in danger of losing new york rich people to new jersey or connecticut, they are getting the health out of dodge and they're going -- hell out of dodge and going to other states. it's a downward financial spiral for all of these deep blue cities. it is going to be a disaster u

listen to what conservative commentator ben shapiro has to say about that.l integrity of the constitution in massive new ways, violate every norm, break institutions of the constitution, what they are threatening to do can, in fact, split the country apart. and they're using this as blackmail in order to prevent republicans from fulfilling their constitutional to fill that seat. duty to fill that seat. david: senator, we've seen attempts to do this in the past. fdr tried to do it back in the '30 and failed -- actually, i guess it was into the '40s when he tried to do that. what would a packed court mean for the country? >> i i think this would be very destructive, and ruth bader ginsburg said the same thing in an interview last year. she said that nine is the right number, she said it would politicize the court, that the democrats shouldn't try to do that. let's take a step back and say this is what you would get if you have a biden presidency and chuck schumer in the majority in the senate and nan i city pelosi. they have -- nancy pelosi. they have a playbo

rubin, we're in our last minute but tell us a little bit about you were part of cancel con with ben shapiro" which is to support the no save spaces documentary that you guys know is all about cancel culture film ed within the last three or four years and all of the crushing attacks on free speech that have been happening on college campuses that we've been talking about that now everybody sees is all burst forth, and then what happened? well facebook decided that the producers of cancel con couldn't even advertise, they would not accept about $10,000 in advertising money, which actually proves the very point of the documentary that not only are we fighting for free speech on college campuses and in elementary schools as we just talked about but also we're fighting big tech and the fight is not even close to being over. steve: no kidding they tried to cancel, cancel con. go figure. dave rubin, his book is called " don't burn this book, thinking for yourself in an age of un reason" and also the host of appropriately enough, the dave rubin show. ainsley over to you. ainsley: well country music