Welcome, welcome to Tuesday's episode. We have a lot to talk about, as always, here on the Ben Shapiro show.

We're going to talk about the nature of evil. We're going to talk about the nature of Islam,

and we are going to talk about the perverse nature of Charlie Sheen. I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

Tend to demonize people who don't care about your feelings.

Okay, so we start today with the fact that the Obama administration clearly has no idea

about the nature of evil.

They have this kind of bizarre notion of what evil is, and this is true for the entire

American left and the international left, actually.

They believe that evil is just something that's kind of out there.

There's this bond villain somewhere who just wants to commit grievous harm to innocent people. They sit around all day just thinking about how they can chortle over grievous harm to innocent people. It's the idea that evil is not banal. It's nothing that applies to ordinary human beings. It's nothing that you or I could fall into.

It's something that normal people could fall into. Normal people, all people, are basically good.

People are generally wonderful. They want what's best for their family and for the society around them.

They never want to hurt, in a sense, of another religion or religious predilection.

No, most people are good. It's just that evil is something that's sort of out of bounds. It's just sort of out there. And today's emissary of this stupid

thought is John Kerry, the emissary of most stupid thoughts, the Secretary of State, the lurch-looking

former winter soldier testifier. He was over in Paris, and he talked about what he thought

drove the Paris attacks that happened last Friday. It wasn't Islam, was it radical Islam?

It was something different. It was something that he liked to call evil. But what does that evil

look like? Let's let John Kerry describe it. They rape and torture and pillage and call it the will of God.

They are in fact psychopathic monsters and there is nothing, nothing civilized about them.

So this is not a case of one civilization pitted against another.

This is a battle between civilization itself and barbarism,

...