. >> i have the privilege and the joy of interviewing ben shapiro about his new book. it is called "the authoritarian moment." i've got to ask you the most obvious question but it strikes me as not unimportant. your title, "the authoritarian moment." it strikes me as chilling. why is your book titled "the authoritarian moment"? >> guest: the reason it is titled "the authoritarian moment" is because what we are experiencing is this moment in time which is unique in american history, the rise of a militant authoritarian movement inside the united states that seems to have essentially taken over alla of our institutions. i wanted to tackle the institutional takeover because when people think of authoritarianism they think of it in terms of pure government, government taking control of everything. the point i'm making with the title that it's a moment is we are all experiencing it together pickets not the government has decided to take control over all of our allies because that's not true. we live in a free country at least for the moment. it's more about social authorita

>> host: had the privilege and the joy of introducing ben shapiro with a new book called "the authoritarian moment." i've got to ask you the most obvious question but it strikes me as not unimportant, your title "the authoritarianrt moment." it strikeses me as chilling and why is your book entitled "the authoritarian moment"? >> guest: what we are experiencing is this moment in time which is unique in american history the rights of the militant authoritarian movement in the united states seems to have taken over all of ourr institutions and i wanted to tackle the institutional takeover because people think of authoritarianism they think of it as pure government government in taking control of everything but the point is we are all experiencing it together not just the government has decided to take control over all of our allies because obviously that's not true. they are controlling every aspect of our life. it's really more about social authoritarianism that we see all around us and that we can all feel on a day-to-day level great on social media from her bosses, that mail you is created,

. >> book tv after words ben shapiro podcast host editor emeritus of the daily wire insist the progressive left is pushing an authoritarian agenda in america. he's interviewed by nationally syndicated radio talkshow host. after words is a weekly interview program interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> i have the religion and the joy of interviewing ben shapiro about his new book called the authoritarian moment. it's not unimportant. you title the authoritarian moment. it strikes me as a chilling, why is your book titled the authoritarian moment? >> the reason is it is experiencing this a moment in time which is unique in american history. the rise of the authoritarian movement inside the united states has essentially taken over all of our institutions. i wanted to tackle the institutional take over. think of in terms of pure government, government taking control of everything. the point i'm making with the title is we are all experiencing it together is not just the government has decided to take control over our our lives. the government c is not controlling every

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. >> i have the privilege and joy of interviewing ben shapiro about his new book, it is called "the authoritarian moment" i've got to ask you the most obvious question but it strikes me as not unimportant . your title , the authoritarian moment. it strikes me as a chilling, what is your book titled the authoritarian moment. >> the reason is titled the authoritarian moment is because what we are experiencing is this moment in time which is sort of unique in american history. the rise of a militant authoritarian movement inside the united states that seems to have taken over all our institutions. i wanted to tackle the institutional takeover because when you think of authoritarianism they think of government taking control of everything but the point i'm making the title is we are all experiencing it together. it's not just the big government taking control over our all our lives because obviouslythat's not true . the government doesn't control every aspect of our lives. it's more about social authoritarianism that we see all around us . it's the water were all swimming in and we can all feel on th

joining me is ben shapiro and dana loesch. ladies first, dana. >> justice was finally seen in this case. i don't think this should have gotten all the way to a trial. this is a clear case of self-defense. it was open and closed case. clearly the jury agreed. i know there was a lot of discussion about whether there would be jury impartiality considering the intimidation that was going on. they weren't sequestered and they were being followed. in addition to that, a part of the due process is jury duty. none of us like to do it. it's more a burden than anything. but this case proves what a service it is to due process. maybe people will be inspired to take jury duty a little bit more seriously now. but this was justice. i'm floored by the people who say this is white supremacy when the people they keep talking about and giving remorse over like joseph rosenbaum, a violent convicted pedophile screaming the n-word while burning down black businesses. jesse: joe biden returned from his colonoscopy. and then his handlers cleaned it

seems like dave listened and some of these ideas, that is what i did and continuing conversations, ben shapiro or dennis prager, several other conservatives, and even on education which i shifted a little more libertarian. even though i had disagreements with them they were happy to discuss it. that is true liberally. someone calls me a future conservative or modern conservative, it concerns liberalism. >> what is the reuben report and how did it come about? >> guest: it started as a straight up old-school just like this, and interview show. we started 6 or 7 years ago when everything was shrinking, snapchat and my videos, everything was smaller and smaller. i thought it was fracturing our ability to talk to each other. i grew up watching and loving larry king, eventually became a friend and mentor and a bonus grandfather and i thought i would love to sit down with people for an hour or so and not have an agenda, never look down at my notes once and that's the best interview there is. i weave my way through a conversation. i tried to create a space that was open for anyone, i agree with people

. >> i have the privilege and joy of interviewing ben shapiro about his new book, it is called "the authoritariane got to ask you the most obvious question but it strikes me as not unimportant . your title , the authoritarian moment. it strikes me as a chilling, what is your book titled the authoritarian moment.

i thought to myself if i murder you ben shapiro because you're a jew and i hate jews, how is that differentthan if i murder you because you're like for because i was just crazy and i wantedto murder someone . does that have to do with anything when were talking about the law. that struck me as a odd moment in the culture when why someone committed murder or committed a crime matter. obviously it matters to some extent in some ways but really in terms of just the legality of it. it just struck me as fascinating that that somehow i don't know how would enter the law. and it seems that kind of crossing the lines a way for what we're talking about. >> that's right. one of the things that happened and you can see it particularly with regard to actual legal basis there's a real good first amendment case that he crimes should not actually be a category. that the government should not have a specific level of prosecution for a murder based on hatred of race because again, that kind of goes to individual perspective that may be ugly but is not barred by the first amendment there are reasons why that

. >> ben shapiro says the media's racially charged narrative is off-base. listen. >> the media coverage has been discussing from beginning to end. it mirrored the narrative that kyle rittenhouse must have been a white supremacist trump supporter in the middle of the right in 2020 when we were learning america was broken into people who wanted racial justice and people who supported trump and you are on one side or the other and therefore people writing in kenosha were not really rights just peaceful protests and anybody opposing those had to be white supremacist trump supporter, you had president biden feature kyle rittenhouse internet in september of 2020 alongside white supremacists. todd: another young person the liberal media tried to destroy is speaking out. his name, nicholas standman who writes in an op-ed kyle wasn't given his day in court by his critics and neither was i. the attack on kyle came from the national news media just as it came from me. they came quickly without hesitation because kyle was an easy target they can paint and the way they

ben shapiro congratulations on "the authoritarian moment" and on-call that you are doing. is passed using the search box at the top of the page. next i am andy author of events but i'm pleased to introduce our guest. known for her testimony to the u.s. house of representatives during donald trump's 2019 impeachment hearing, fiona hill has more than 30 years of experience in foreign policy. senior fellow at the center for united states and europe in the foreign policy program at the brookings institution, she is a former national security official former officer at the national intelligence council. co-author operative in the kremlin and the siberian curse. communist players left russia out in the cold. and she has written extensively on strategic issues related to eastern europe, central asia. there is nothing for you

. >> i have the privilege and the joy of interviewing ben shapiro about his new book.t is called "the authoritarian moment." i've got to ask you the most obvious question but it strikes me as not unimportant. your title, "the authoritarian moment." it strikes me as chilling. why is your book titled "the authoritarian moment"? >> guest: the reason it

latest book and after that david hanson in his book the dying citizen later conservative commentator ben shapiro in his bestseller "the authoritarian moment" in a sarsen 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span anew can also access our programs online and booktv.org or follow along in c-span now and her new video app. >> i'm director of author events and i am pleased to introduce our guest. none of her testimony to p the u.s. house of representatives, during donald trump's 2019 impeachment hearings fiona hill has more than 30 years of experience on policy. in a senior fellow at the center of the united states and europe in the foreign policy programs at the institution, she's a former national security council official and former officer at the national intelligence rated in the co-author operative and siberian purse, a communist left russia and the cold and written extensively on strategic issues related to eastern europe and central asia. and "there is nothing for you here", she traces her path is a daughter of a coalminer in northern england it to her service to three u.s. residents and examines the despe

and steven will be on "watters' world" tomorrow night with chris christie, ben shapiro and dana loeschcalise who actually took a bullet from a radical left winger and victor davis hanson. lara logan, one of my favorite men. emily? >> emily: you are not emily. >> emily: all right, guys, the duffys are out with new book called all-american christmas and highlights the stories, traditions and recipes of a ton of fox personalities including myself. it's really amazing and you can buy it at anywhere giflts are sold. it makes a great holiday gift go to foxnews.com/books. >> jesse: you. >> emily: my dad and my mom and her mom at christmas. a few photos in the book. >> jesse: very cute. >> emily: thank you so much. it was so fun to write it i loved connecting with our family traditions and recipes i knew you would love it too. i want to take a moment to congrats with all of my love my five weeks of radiation for breast cancer, five days week for five weeks this was her final time today. this is her ringing the gong. cindy, we love you. we are praying for you. you are so strong and you are now

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the daily wires ben shapiro calling out the left on their hypocrisy.r corporation pledged to black lives matter and the 2020 election ripped into trump. a single pilot says, let's go brandon, and ended joke based on day vulgar up biden chant and the media activates. that's it for years after resistance out of robert de niro who at the great bravery to say [bleep] trump in front of his hollywood friends. kennedy, i can't believe that this isis comparison, they are comparing the two which just seems completely out-of-bounds but i guess in bounds for cnn. >> people lost their minds with this. they were saying this is literally terrorism and actually it's not, you need to look up the definition of the word literally and terrorism because that doesn't fall under that umbrella. you have celebrities like madonna saying she's going to blow up the white house and kathy griffin with her blood he severed trump head and if you want a uniformity of how we treat the leader of the free world, regardless of party, i'm fine with that. if you want to have a sense of hum

. >> host: had the privilege and the joy of introducing ben shapiro with a new book called "the authoritariannt." i've got to ask you the most

after that victor david hanson "the dying citizen", and later political commentator ben schiller ben shapiro the authoritarian moment. and follow along on c-span now, our new video app. >> so, good evening. i'm roger kimball the editor and publisher of the new criterion. and i think i know most people in the audience so i'm not going to do anything elaborate.

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after that victor david hanson "the dying citizen", and later political commentator ben schiller ben shapiro and the authoritarian moment. and follow along on c-span now, our new video app. >> so, good evening. i'm roger kimball the editor and publisher of the new criterion. and i think i know most people in the audience so i'm not going to do anything elaborate. i'm going to take a page from that priest that wh auden instructed about, those who came for confession, would be brief, be blunt and be gone. [laughter] >> so, just three things. three things. first, welcome, welcome to you, our friends, friends. new criterion. we would not be having events like this were it not for your support. so thank you for coming. and welcome, welcome. and the reason for this event, of course, is beside the new criterion's 40th anniversary and please take-- feel free to take a magazine, is the launch of victor davis hanson's important new book "the dying citizen." his publisher, which to my great sorrow is not in counter books, but a lesser publisher so they lucked out with this one. it might be victor's mos

steven miller, chris christie, ben shapiro, and dana lash. for you. but before we jump into them, a little bit of context. here's how the story started just so we all remember. 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse wound up on the street in kenosha in the fist place with a gun for one reason, he was there because in the summer of 2020, the leadership of the democratic

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. >> daily wire ben shapiro suing the biden administration right now. >> quite frankly, the newsmax storyloit that would talk about elvis being alive and the fact that the white house correspondent is tweeting about a bioluminescent marker in the vaccine just begs belief. you wonder how the columnists at newsmax working with someone that can tweet such garbage. >> natasha, am i part of the problem because i just said it. >> we have to fact check as if our lives depend on it, as if our jobs depend on it because they do, but also because many of our readers encounter stories for the first time. maybe they haven't been following a story. we can't make assumptions that there's important information that we can leave out. you understand what i'm saying? this aaron rodgers story. i think about all these folks. their hope is they're seen as heroes, that they're protecting liberty and democracy and these higher order values. if you can make the story about that and not the science of getting a vaccine or what is actually in the vaccine mandate, then you feed into again their agenda and their hope

steven miller, chris christie, ben shapiro, and dana lash. tucker carlson is up next. >> tucker carlson: welcome. tonight, a significant day in the recent history of the country. we'll have an hour of details for you. but before we jump into them, a little bit of context. here's how the story started just so we all remember. 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse wound up on the street in kenosha in the fist place with a gun for one reason, he was there because in the summer of 2020, the leadership of the democratic party endorsed mob violence for political ends. that's why there were riots in kenosha that night, because people like kamala harris supported the riots. more than a year later as rittenhouse stood trial for murder, the same people implied there would be more violence if he was acquitted. so imagine being a juror on that case. imagine the pressure and the fear? it would take enormous moral courage for any juror to ignore the threats and take the evidence to the logical conclusion. so much courage at times we thought it would be impossible i

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let's bring in ben shapiro from the ben shapiro show and daily wire editor he runs that thing with somes called for a vote four or five times and it just doesn't happen, no one calls her out on it and now she's putting it all on the line today. why, ben, the elections over. if there's a chance of failure, why put herself on the line again? reporter: i think for nancy pelosi the real question is does she have any power left in the house, considering how her coalition is and for her she needs to pass something just to demonstrate she's not completely different at this point especially because you have to remember we're now approaching again the debt ceiling issue. that's going to pop-up again in early december. we're already in november, and the house is about to go on vacation for a week so she really needs to get something passed through the house, even if it reasons ramming through a bill nobody has read if she's unable to pass this again because remember the third or fourth time she said she's going to bring the bill to a vote and the other time she obviously didn't but she can't do i

ainsley: ben shapiro said this is disgusting how other media outlets have treated this case.n. >> the media coverage has been disgusting from beginning to end. it mirrored original narrative that kyle rittenhouse must have been some type of white supremacist trump supporter in the middle of the riots in 2020 when we were learning that america was broken down into two groups people who wanted racial justice and people who supported trump. you are on one side or the other. therefore people rioting be weren't rioting mostly peaceful protest. trump supporter. you had joe biden feature kyle rittenhouse in an ad in september of 2020 alongside white supremacists. steve: right. he makes a great point there. and the question is if he is found not guilty, then will joe biden, who alluded to him as a white supremacist in that video when he was running for president, will joe biden apologize? brian: i love that jen psaki said we don't comment on ongoing case. really? the question is based on the fact that your candidate, who became president commented on an ongoing case and lastly, this