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American conservative political commentator and writer (born 1984)

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Shapiro in 2018
Born

Benjamin Aaron Shapiro


(1984-01-15) January 15, 1984 (age 38)

Los Angeles, California, U.S.
Instruction Yeshiva University High Schoolhouse of Los Angeles
Alma mater Academy of California, Los Angeles (BA)
Harvard University (JD)
Occupation
  • Political commentator
  • columnist
  • idiot box presenter
  • broadcaster
Movement American conservatism
Spouse(s)

Mor Toledano

​

(m. 2008)​
Children iii
Relatives
  • Mara Wilson (cousin)
  • Abigail Shapiro (sister)

Benjamin Aaron Shapiro (born January xv, 1984)[i] is an American conservative political commentator and media personality. At age 17, he became the youngest nationally syndicated columnist in the United States.[2] [iii] [four] He writes columns for Creators Syndicate, Newsweek, and Ami Magazine, serves equally editor emeritus for The Daily Wire, which he founded, and hosts The Ben Shapiro Testify, a daily political podcast and live radio evidence. He was editor-at-large of Breitbart News between 2012 and 2016. Shapiro has written eleven books.

Early on life

Shapiro was born in Los Angeles, California, to a Conservative Jewish family of Russian-Jewish and Lithuanian-Jewish ancestry.[5] [6] [seven] At the age of 9, he transitioned with his family unit to Orthodox Judaism.[vii] He started playing violin at a young age,[8] and performed at the State of israel Bonds Banquet in 1996 at twelve years of age.[ix] His parents both worked in Hollywood. His female parent was an executive of a Telly company[ which? ], and his male parent worked as a composer.[vi]

Skipping two grades (third and ninth), Shapiro went from Walter Reed Middle School in The Valley to Yeshiva University High School of Los Angeles in Westside, Los Angeles, where he graduated in 2000 at historic period xvi.[10] [three] He graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles in 2004 summa cum laude, at historic period 20, with a Available of Arts degree in political science, and then from Harvard Constabulary School in 2007 cum laude.[11] He then worked at the law offices of Goodwin Procter. As of March 2012[update], he ran an independent legal consultancy business firm, Benjamin Shapiro Legal Consulting, in Los Angeles.[3]

Career

Shapiro became interested in politics at a young age. He started a nationally syndicated column when he was 17 and had written 2 books by age 21.[12]

In his first volume Brainwashed: How Universities Indoctrinate America'due south Youth (2004), Shapiro argues that the American Left has ideological dominance over universities, and professors don't tolerate non-left opinions.[13] [14]

In 2011, HarperCollins published Shapiro'south fourth volume, Primetime Propaganda: The True Hollywood Story of How the Left Took Over Your TV, in which Shapiro argues that Hollywood has a left-wing calendar that it actively promotes through prime-time entertainment programming. In the volume, the producers of Happy Days and M*A*S*H say they pursued a pro-pacifist, anti-Vietnam-State of war agenda in those series.[fifteen] Shapiro also became a beau at the David Horowitz Freedom Center.[16]

In 2013, Threshold Editions published Shapiro's 5th volume, Bullies: How the Left'due south Culture of Fear and Intimidation Silences Americans.[17]

In 2017, he released his get-go and to date only fiction novel, True Allegiance.[18]

In 2019, Shapiro published the book The Right Side of History: How Reason and Moral Purpose Made the West Bully, which focuses on the importance of Judeo-Christian values and laments the decline of those values in modern America.[19] [twenty] [21] In a May 2019 interview on BBC where Shapiro was promoting his book, interviewer Andrew Neil suggested that Shapiro'due south history of remarks were inconsistent with the bulletin of the book.[19] Shapiro took criminal offence to the questioning, accused Neil (a prominent British conservative journalist) of having a left-leaning bias, said Neil was trying to make a "quick buck... off of the fact that I'yard pop and no one has ever heard of you", earlier Shapiro ended the interview.[22] [23] [24] [25] Shapiro later on admitted that he had been "destroyed" by Neil, commenting on Twitter that he "[had broken his] own dominion, and wasn't properly prepared".[26]

In 2021, Shapiro published the volume The Authoritarian Moment, which argues that there is non a pressing authoritarian threat in U.Southward. politics from the right-fly. Rather, he argues that the authoritarian threat comes from the left's command of academia, Hollywood, journalism, and corporate America.[27]

Columnist

In 2012, Shapiro became editor-at-big of Breitbart News, a website founded by Andrew Breitbart.[28] In March 2016, Shapiro resigned from his position as editor-at-large of Breitbart News following what he characterized as the website'due south lack of back up for reporter Michelle Fields in response to her alleged set on by Corey Lewandowski, Donald Trump'due south former entrada manager[29] [30] in spite of video and eyewitness testify of the assault.[31] [32] In his resignation argument, Shapiro stated that "Steve Bannon is a slap-up", Donald Trump is a bully, and that Bannon had "shaped the company into Trump'south personal Pravda".[33] After Shapiro's deviation, Breitbart published a piece, falsely attributed to Shapiro'south father'south pseudonym, saying "Ben Shapiro betrays loyal Breitbart readers in pursuit of Fox News contributorship", which Breitbart later deleted.[34] [35]

Subsequently leaving Breitbart News, Shapiro was a frequent target of antisemitic rhetoric from the alt-correct.[35] Co-ordinate to a 2016 analysis by the Anti-Defamation League, Shapiro was the most frequent target of antisemitic tweets against journalists.[36] [37]

On February 7, 2013, Shapiro published an commodity citing unspecified Senate sources who said that a grouping named "Friends of Hamas" was amidst foreign contributors to the political entrada of Chuck Hagel, a former U.Due south. Senator pending confirmation every bit Secretarial assistant of Defense every bit a nominee of President Barack Obama, but weeks later Slate reporter David Weigel reported there was no show such a grouping existed.[38] Shapiro told Weigel that the story he published was "the entirety of the information [he] had."[39] [xl] [41]

On Oct 7, 2013, Shapiro and business partner Jeremy Boreing co-founded TruthRevolt,[42] a U.S. media watchdog and activism website, in clan with the David Horowitz Liberty Eye. TruthRevolt ceased operations in March 2018.[43]

On Jan xiv, 2021, Shapiro was featured as a guest author for Politico'due south Playbook newsletter, where he defended House Republicans who opposed the second impeachment of Donald Trump.[44] The newsletter drew immense backfire from many Politico staffers, some of whom argued that Shapiro should non have been allowed to write the article. Matthew Kaminski, editor in master of Politico, refused to repent and defended the determination to allow Shapiro to write the article, stating that, "We're not going to back away from having published something because some people think it was a error to do so."[45] [46] According to the Daily Beast, more 100 Political leader staffers signed on to a alphabetic character to publisher Robert Allbritton criticizing both Politico'southward decision to feature Shapiro's commodity and the response from Kaminski.[47]

Host

In 2012, Shapiro joined KRLA-AM 870 as a host on their morning radio program aslope Heidi Harris and Brian Whitman.[48] Past 2016, he was one of the hosts for KRLA's The Morning Answer, a conservative radio bear witness. Internal emails showed that Shapiro faced force per unit area from Salem Media executives, the syndicate that owned the evidence, to exist more supportive of Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential election. Shapiro however remained highly critical of Trump throughout the election.[49]

Shapiro and Boreing founded The Daily Wire on September 21, 2015. He serves as editor emeritus every bit well equally the host of his online political podcast The Ben Shapiro Evidence, broadcast every weekday.[l] [51] As of March 2019[update], the podcast was ranked by Podtrac every bit the second most popular podcast in the U.S.[52] Westwood One began syndicating The Ben Shapiro Show podcast to radio in April 2018.[53] In 2018, Politico described the podcast as "massively popular".[54] In Jan 2019, Westwood One expanded Shapiro's one-hour podcast-to-radio program, adding a nationally syndicated 2-hour live radio show, for three hours of Ben Shapiro programming daily.[55] As of March 2019, according to Westwood 1, The Ben Shapiro Show is being carried past more than than 200 stations, including in 9 of the peak x markets.[56] In June 2020, Shapiro stepped downwardly from his role every bit editor-in-primary, which he had held since the site's founding, and took on the role of editor emeritus.[57]

In September 2018, Shapiro started hosting The Ben Shapiro Election Special on Fox News. The limited-run series covered news and issues relating to the 2018 midterm elections.[58]

Shapiro has made frequent appearances on PragerU with talks on intersectionality and Hollywood with 4,900,000 to 8,400,000 views as of December 2018[update].[59] [51] [60]

In 2021, Ben Shapiro'due south podcast was ranked as the 9th nearly listened on Apple tree podcasts. [61]

Speaker

Shapiro speaking at CPAC 2018

Shapiro speaks at college campuses beyond the United States. In his speeches, he oft presents a conservative viewpoint on controversial subjects. He spoke at 37 campuses betwixt early 2016 and tardily 2017.[6]

Some students and faculty members at California Country University, Los Angeles objected to a voice communication that Shapiro, who was so an editor at Breitbart News, was scheduled to hold at the university on Feb 25, 2016, titled "When Variety Becomes a Problem". University president William Covino canceled the speech communication 3 days before it was to take place, with the intention of rescheduling it so that the issue could feature various viewpoints on the subject area of campus variety. Covino ultimately reversed his decision, allowing the voice communication to get on as planned.[62] [63] The day of the spoken language, pupil protesters formed homo bondage, blocking the doors to the result, and staging sit-in protests. When Shapiro began his speech, a protester pulled the burn down warning. Later on the spoken communication ended, Shapiro was escorted out past campus constabulary.[64] Young America's Foundation announced information technology was filing a lawsuit against the university (with Shapiro equally one of the plaintiffs), claiming that the First and Fourteenth Amendment rights of the students were violated by Covino's attempted cancellation of the event, too equally the physical barricading of students from inbound or leaving the event.[65]

In August 2016, DePaul Academy revoked an invitation for Shapiro to accost students at the schoolhouse and barred him from entering the campus due to "security concerns."[66]

On September 14, 2017, Shapiro gave a speech at the invitation of the Academy of California, Berkeley, student organization, Berkeley College Republicans, in which he criticized identity politics.[67] [68] The event involved a large law presence which had been promised by Berkeley Chancellor Carol T. Christ in her August letter of the alphabet that supported free spoken communication. Together, the university and the urban center of Berkeley spent $600,000 on police and security for the issue, which transpired with nine arrests simply no major incidents.[69] [70] [71]

Views

2016 presidential election

Shapiro supported Ted Cruz in the 2016 presidential election and opposed Donald Trump's candidacy.[72] He chosen Steve Bannon a "great" who "sold out Breitbart founder Andrew Breitbart's mission in order to dorsum another nifty, Donald Trump."[73] Non voting for Trump or Clinton in 2016,[74] Shapiro has suggested that the ballot of Trump was more a vote against Hillary Clinton than a vote in favor of Trump.[six]

2020 presidential ballot

On October 19, 2020, Shapiro announced that he would be voting for Trump in the 2020 presidential election: "There are 3 reasons I'chiliad going to vote for Donald Trump in 2020 when I didn't four years ago: First, I was simply wrong about Donald Trump on policy. Second, I wasn't really wrong near Donald Trump on character, but whatever damage he was going to do has already been washed, and it'south non going to assistance if I don't vote for him this fourth dimension. And third, and most importantly: The Democrats have lost their fucking minds."[75]

He rebuked Trump on Election Night, November 3, 2020, when Trump claimed his reelection victory when neither he nor his opponent Joe Biden reached the 270 electoral votes required to win the presidency. He tweeted: "No, Trump has not already won the election, and it is deeply irresponsible for him to say he has."[76]

Abortion

Shapiro speaking at the 2018 Young Women'south Leadership Summit in Dallas, Texas

Shapiro supports a ban on abortion,[77] including in cases of rape and incest, with one exception: when competent medical authority determines that the life of the mother is in jeopardy every bit a result of the pregnancy. He has further clarified that this includes extreme cases of mental affliction where the life of the mother is at risk due to suicide. He also believes that doctors who perform abortions should exist prosecuted.[78] He has referred to women who have abortions every bit "baby killers."[79] [80] [81] In 2019, Shapiro asserted that "the Supreme Court overturning Roe 5. Wade" was "not going to happen", and added that he had "serious doubts" about "whether the Supreme Court, as currently constituted, would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade".[82]

In 2019, Shapiro spoke at the almanac March for Life in Washington, D.C., where he said abortion is a "violent act".[83]

Alt-right

Shapiro is a critic of the alt-correct movement,[84] [85] stating in 2017, "It is a garbage movement composed of garbage ideas. It has cypher to do with constitutional conservatism."[86] In 2019, Shapiro criticized weekly paper The Economist for describing him as "alt-right" in their interview with him; in response, The Economist issued an apology and modified the article championship to instead depict Shapiro as a "radical conservative".[87]

Facebook

In 2018, Shapiro argued that Facebook was targeting conservative sites after the platform implemented an algorithm modify, limiting their traffic, and that they are not transparent enough.[88]

Gun ownership

Post-obit the December 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary Schoolhouse shooting, Shapiro appeared on CNN'due south Piers Morgan This evening on Jan 10, 2013. On the outcome of gun control, Shapiro chosen Piers Morgan a "cracking" who "tends to demonize people who differ from you lot politically by standing on the graves of the children of Sandy Hook, saying they don't seem to care enough almost the dead kids."[89] [90] Videos of the see quickly received millions of views and went viral.[51]

Writing in October 2017, in the aftermath of the Las Vegas shooting, Shapiro argued that "banning all guns would be unwise as well every bit immoral," but "nosotros must residuum the need and correct to firearms with public policy concerns, including the risk that a machine gun volition be used in public." Shapiro suggested that policy makers "should look at ways of enforcing federal laws banning the sale of guns to the mentally ill."[91]

Israeli–Palestinian conflict

Co-ordinate to Shapiro, the reason backside the Israeli–Palestinian conflict was that "State of israel exists, and Hamas wishes information technology didn't exist".[92] In 2003, Shapiro published a column on Townhall enervating that Israel "transfer the Palestinians and the Israeli-Arabs from Judea, Samaria, Gaza and Israel proper." Citing expulsion of Germans subsequently World War 2 as a precedent,[93] Shapiro insisted that "expelling a hostile population is a commonly-used and generally effective way of preventing fierce entanglements." In the same article, Shapiro said that "The ideology of the Palestinian population is indistinguishable from that of the terrorist leadership."[94] Jeffrey Goldberg was highly critical of these comments and cited them as an case of Shapiro's "fascist" behavior.[95] [96] Shapiro later on reversed his view on the West Bank result, saying it was "both inhumane and impractical".[97]

Vox 'south Zack Beauchamp describes Shapiro equally a polarizing effigy, in part due to tweets such as one made in 2010 in which he said "Israelis like to build. Arabs like to bomb crap and live in open up sewage".[98] [99] [100]

Shapiro supported Israel's settlement building in the occupied Palestinian territories in the Due west Bank. Shapiro is a longtime opponent of the two-state solution.[101]

In 2007, Shapiro wrote an article in which he described the "Palestinian Arab population" as "rotten to the core" and places the blame for the Arab–Israeli disharmonize "with the Palestinian Arabs themselves". He further believes State of israel and America volition "continue to pay the price in blood and treasure" if they refuse to recognize the "simple truth" that the "Palestinian Arab population breeds terrorism, anti-Semitism and anti-Americanism".[102]

In 2019, Shapiro said that Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar, whose comments about American back up for State of israel were accused of evoking antisemitic tropes, and the white supremacist San Diego shooter, hold "a lot of the same opinions well-nigh Jews."[103]

In May 2021, during the 2021 State of israel–Palestine crisis, Ben Shapiro stated that Hamas' rocket attacks "would entail an anti-Semitic genocide", adding that Hamas was spending "tens of millions of dollars in strange assistance" on building "terror tunnels and rocket capacity to strike at the Jews." Shapiro argued that Hamas was positioning its rockets in civilian areas, seeking to "force Israel to impale Palestinian civilians so Hamas tin propagandize about supposed Israeli human rights atrocities." He stated that Hamas was not simply killing Jews, but as well Israeli Arabs and foreign workers. He besides criticized the media coverage of the crisis, labeling it as "absurd",[92] and The Times for their opinion article featuring a Palestinian writer titled "The Myth of Coexistence in Israel", maxim that the main image used for the article, a map of Israel, was "so bad that MSNBC, which used the image in 2015, had to retract information technology and admit it was factually incorrect."[104]

LGBT issues

In 2010, Shapiro argued that homosexuality should not have been removed every bit a mental illness from the DSM because homosexuals accept college rates of depression than heterosexuals and do not reproduce.[105]

Shapiro opposed the Obergefell 5. Hodges Supreme Court ruling that accounted bans of aforementioned-sex matrimony unconstitutional.[106] However, he opposes government involvement in marriage, saying, "I think the government stinks at this," and expressing business organization that because of the ruling in Obergefell v. Hodges, at some signal the government may try to force religious institutions to perform aforementioned-sex weddings against their will.[107] [108] According to Slate 's Seth Stevenson, Shapiro has described homosexuality equally a sin.[78] He has said that "a human and a woman do a better task of raising a kid than two men or two women".[79]

He has stated he does not feel aforementioned-sexual activity wedlock should be taught to students in schools, saying, "In California, they've already passed laws that y'all have to teach same-sex activity union in public schools, for instance... I went to public schoolhouse for simple schoolhouse and junior loftier, I don't know why the government is instruction me annihilation about this stuff. This is for my parents to teach me. This is a values thing". He also states, "I'yard very much anti gay-matrimony in the social sense. As a religious person, I call up homosexuality is a sin, I think that lots of things are sins that people appoint in, I think they should be free to engage in them."[107] In 2014, Heidi Beirich of the Southern Poverty Law Center disputed Shapiro's assertion that the Usa "is not a country that discriminates against homosexuals" and that "at that place is a vastly minute amount of discrimination against gays in this country."[109]

Shapiro believes transgender people suffer from mental illness.[86] [110] Shapiro has commented, "Yous can't magically change your gender. You tin can't magically change your sex activity," and has compared such changes to the notion of changing one'south age.[half dozen]

In July 2015, Shapiro and transgender rights activist Zoey Tur were on Dr. Drew On Telephone call to hash out Caitlyn Jenner'south receipt of the Arthur Ashe Backbone Award.[111] [112] After Shapiro referred to Tur, who is a trans woman, equally "sir" and questioned her genetics, she placed her paw on the back of his neck and threatened on air to send him "home in an ambulance". Shapiro replied, "That seems mildly inappropriate for a political word." Later, Shapiro filed a law report charging Tur with battery and stated that he intended to press charges to teach the left a lesson. Tur said the report was Shapiro's endeavor to keep the story in the news.[113] [114] [115] [116]

In 2019, in response to 2020 Autonomous Political party presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke calling for the removal of the revenue enhancement-exempt status of religious institutions opposed to same-sexual activity marriage, Shapiro said that if O'Rourke was going to try to "indoctrinate" his children in religious schools, Shapiro would be forced to either "get out the state" or "pick up a gun."[117]

Muslims

In a 2002 commodity, Shapiro wrote, "I am getting really sick of people who whine about 'civilian casualties'... when I see in the newspapers that civilians in Transitional islamic state of afghanistan or the W Depository financial institution were killed by American or Israeli troops, I don't actually care". Shapiro declared that "One American soldier is worth far more than an Afghan noncombatant", accusing Afghan civilians of being "fundamentalist Muslims" who provide cover for terrorists or give them coin.[118] Shapiro later apologized for these assertions. He stated that the 2002 article was "just a bad piece, plain and uncomplicated, and something I wish I'd never written". He said that while he withal partially agreed with his article's master point—"that we must calculate the risk to American services members when nosotros design rules of engagement"—he "expressed [that betoken] in the worst possible way, and simplifie[d] the issue across the bounds of morality (peculiarly by doubting the civilian condition of some civilians)".[100]

In a 2014, YouTube video entitled "The Myth of the Tiny Radical Muslim Minority", Shapiro said, "We're above 800 meg Muslims who are radicalized – more half the Muslims on earth. That'due south not a minority... the myth of the tiny radical Muslim minority is just that: it's a myth". Fact-checks by PolitiFact and Channel 4 News in the United kingdom rejected his methodology and concluded his merits was false.[119] [120]

In 2018, a Royal Canadian Mounted Police force (RCMP) certificate presented at the sentencing hearing of Quebec mosque shooter Alexandre Bissonnette showed that the murderer checked in on Shapiro's Twitter feed 93 times in the calendar month leading up to the shooting. Shapiro condemned the assault and called Bissonnette an "evil slice of human crap".[121] [122] [123]

He has argued that immigrants from Islamic countries dethrone the United States.[124]

Political ideology

Shapiro speaking at Politicon in Pasadena, California in 2016

In 2016, Shapiro described himself every bit "basically a libertarian".[107] In 2021, he described himself equally "by and large libertarian" in regards to the role of the regime and every bit a conservative in regards to the role of social structures.[125] The New Yorker, Haaretz and Vocalization have described Shapiro as "correct-wing".[99] [115] [126] Shapiro's views have been described past The New York Times as "extremely conservative".[6] A 2020 study News, Nationalism, and Hegemony: The Formation of Consistent Result Framing Throughout the U.S. Political Right examining issue framing by right-wing podcasts used The Ben Shapiro Show equally an instance which "offered a mainstream conservative perspective that favors President Donald Trump and his framing on issues like "nationalism"" in a two-by-ii matrix that also examined a Stormfront podcast, an alt-correct podcast, and the Daily Standard podcast.[124]

Shapiro accuses the political left of assertive in an imaginary "hierarchy of victimhood" in which the opinions of members of persecuted groups similar the LGBT community are afforded more credence. He has argued that the left has dominated American civilization through popular entertainment, media, and academia in a style that has fabricated conservatives experience disenfranchised, and helped lead to the election of Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election.[6] He has stated that "political correctness breeds insanity".[86]

Shapiro supported the 2003 invasion of Iraq, arguing that "China is a dictatorship. North Korea is a dictatorship. Kingdom of saudi arabia, Libya, Syria, Pakistan and Arab republic of egypt are all dictatorships. We tin can't overthrow all of those regimes but to free their citizens. We accept to focus on those regimes that endanger American security."[127]

In 2006, Shapiro called for sedition laws to be reinstated. He cited speeches disquisitional of the George W. Bush-league administration by Democrats Al Gore, John Kerry and Howard Dean as "disloyal" and seditious.[128] [129] Shapiro subsequently retracted these views in a 2018 column, stating that his 2006 column "absolutely blows. It'southward garbage" and calculation that the idea of sedition laws was "inherently idiotic".[100] Shapiro after described President Barack Obama's 2010 Country of the Matrimony Address equally "philosophically fascist."[130]

Shapiro has called for lowering taxes on the very wealthy.[vi] He has too backed privatizing Social Security and repealing the Affordable Care Human action.[6]

Climate change

Shapiro has acknowledged that climate change is occurring, merely questioned "what percent of global warming is attributable to human activity."[131] Regarding body of water-level rise equally a upshot of climate alter which will issue in coastal holding beingness flooded, Shapiro said, "You call back people aren't just going to sell their homes and move?"[132] He was accused of climate change denial past Scientific American for an opinion piece on the 2020 California wildfires, with the outlet arguing climate change contributed more to the severity of the fires than state policies, as Shapiro had claimed.[133] In 2021, he said he believed that 4 °C (vii.2 °F) of global warming should not be considered an emergency, that information technology's "purely a political designation".[134]

Race

Shapiro has argued that African-Americans were historically victims of injustice in the United States, but that they are not victims of widespread systemic injustice today.[6] Shapiro has dismissed the idea that the Us was founded on slavery and argued that America "was founded in spite of slavery."[135] In 2017, Shapiro stated that "the idea that black people in the United States are disproportionately poor because America is racist; that's just not true."[136] Shapiro is disquisitional of Black Lives Thing and has argued that "the Black Lives Affair movement did indeed begin with protests most police brutality but apace morphed into broader debates over the validity of looting and rioting, tearing down historic statues, slavery reparations and defunding the constabulary."[137]

Shapiro was one of several conservative commentators condemning Representative Steve King (R-IA) after Rex's January 2019 comments in defense of the terms "white supremacy" and "white nationalism". Shapiro chosen for Rex to be censured, and supported Rex'southward 2020 primary challenger Randy Feenstra.[138]

Religion

Shapiro practices Orthodox Judaism,[139] a theologically conservative stream of the Jewish religion, which informs his ideological positions.

In a 2011 tweet, Shapiro claimed that Judaism is plagued past "Bad Jews" who "largely vote Democrat".[140] The same year, he wrote an commodity titled "Jews in Name Merely" in which he claimed "Jews who vote for Obama are, by and large, Jews In Name Only (JINOs)" and that such Jews "practice not care about Israel" or that they "care about it less than abortion, gay wedlock and global warming".[141] During the 2016 presidential election, he wrote an article titled "No, It Doesn't Affair That Bernie Sanders Is Ethnically Jewish. He's a Jew In Proper name Only."[142]

Safe spaces

Shapiro is an outspoken opponent of prophylactic spaces, specially those on college campuses, arguing that they get against free spoken communication.[143] [144]

COVID-19 vaccine

Shapiro announced he was in favour of the COVID-xix vaccine and that he was vaccinated.[145]

Western civilisation

Shapiro oftentimes praises "western culture" and "western civilisation".[124] In 2019, he said, "I believe Western civilization is superior to other civilizations."[124]

Personal life

Shapiro's sister is Abigail Shapiro, an opera vocalizer; she posts videos nether her YouTube channel Classically Abby,[146] and she has been subjected to online antisemitic trolling due to her brother's loftier public profile.[147] Shapiro is a cousin of author and actress Mara Wilson,[148] [149] though the ii are not on speaking terms due to their conflicting political views.[150]

In 2008, Shapiro married Mor Toledano, an Israeli medical doctor of Moroccan descent,[151] [152] and they lived in Los Angeles.[half-dozen] The couple has three children: two daughters and a son.[153] They practice Orthodox Judaism.[154] In 2019, the FBI arrested a human from Washington for making decease threats against Shapiro and his family unit.[155] [156]

In September 2020, Shapiro announced that he and his family were moving out of California.[157] Shapiro relocated the headquarters of his Daily Wire enterprise to Nashville, Tennessee, but he resettled in South Florida.[158] [159]

Works

  • Brainwashed: How Universities Indoctrinate America's Youth (ISBN 0-78526148-6). WND Books: 2004.
  • Porn Generation: How Social Liberalism Is Corrupting Our Future (ISBN 0-89526016-6). Regnery: 2005.
  • Projection President: Bad Hair and Botox on the Road to the White Firm (ISBN 1-59555100-X). Thomas Nelson: 2008.
  • Primetime Propaganda: The True Hollywood Story of How the Left Took Over Your TV (ISBN 0-06209210-three). Harper Collins: 2011.
  • Bullies: How the Left's Civilization of Fear and Intimidation Silences America (ISBN 1-47671001-5). Threshold Editions: 2013.
  • The People vs. Barack Obama: The Criminal Example Confronting the Obama Administration (ISBN i-47676513-8). Threshold Editions: 2014.
  • A Moral Universe Torn Apart (ISBN 978-1945630941). Creator's Publishing: 2014.
  • What's Fair and Other Short Stories (ASIN B016R28SLM; Amazon e-book only; no longer bachelor). Revolutionary Publishing: 2015.
  • True Allegiance (ISBN one-68261077-two). Post Hill Press: 2017.[xviii]
  • Say It'south So: Papa, Dad, Me and 2005 White Sox Title Season (ISBN 978-1546751731). CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform: May 2017
  • The Right Side of History: How Reason and Moral Purpose Made the Due west Slap-up (ISBN 978-0062857903). Broadside Books: 2019.
  • Facts Don't Care almost Your Feelings ISBN 978-1949673166. Creators Publishing: November 2019
  • How to Destroy America in Three Easy Steps. Description & preview (via arrow keys or scrolling) (ISBN 978-0063001879). Harper Collins: 2020.
  • Catastrophic Thinking (ISBN 978-1949673265). Creators Publishing: February 2020.
  • Facts (Still) Don't Care About Your Feelings (ISBN 978-1949673166). Creators Publishing: September 2020.
  • The Authoritarian Moment: How the Left Weaponized America's Institutions Against Dissent (ISBN 978-0063001824). Broadside Books: July 2021.

See besides

  • Intellectual dark web, a loose collection of public personalities of which Shapiro is oftentimes cited as an case[160]
  • Owning the libs
  • List of Phi Beta Kappa members by year of admission
  • Listing of Harvard Law School alumni
  • List of syndicated columnists
  • List of American conservatives

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External links

  • The Daily Wire
  • California Bar profile
  • Ben Shapiro at IMDb
  • Appearances on C-SPAN
    • In Depth interview with Shapiro, September 1, 2013

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