Ben Shapiro Admits His Biggest Blind Spot | PBD Podcast #842
Few figures have shaped modern conservative media like Ben Shapiro. After more than 20 years in politics and a decade building The Daily Wire, Shapiro sits down with Patrick Bet-David at a pivotal moment for the American right. They unpack why the movement is fracturing, how Shapiro found himself at odds with voices…
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