Pennsylvania Senator John Federman checks himself into the hospital as some Democrats call for his

wife to become the new senator. Joe Biden admits he's been shooting down random objects,

and Bing's new AI is creepy and needy. I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

Well, John Federman, the senator from Pennsylvania, this's a person who suffered a massive stroke last year, right before the senatorial primaries in the Democratic Party.

He could have stepped out.

His wife could have encouraged him to step out.

The Democratic Party could have encouraged him to step out.

They did not.

He ended up becoming the nominee.

And then he ended up becoming the senator from Pennsylvania, in large part

because the Republicans decided to run for governor, a really bad candidate against Josh Shapiro,

and Josh Shapiro basically dragged Federman across the finish line. But you'll recall that the

narrative about Federman throughout the race is that everybody was playing up his health problems.

It was a lie. John Federman has a very, very serious health problem. He had suffered

an incredibly serious stroke. It had affected his function. It had affected his brain. He could

not process language that he was hearing. He could not speak properly. He could not understand

things. And we were told that we were supposed to ignore all of this. To play any of this up,

to even notice any of this,

was a form of ableism.

And his wife, Giselle Fetterman,

who seems like one of the grosser people in American politics,

having essentially pushed her husband into continuing his run

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