Google cracks down on the right. H.R. McMaster under fire from the alt-right.

Plus, Chelsea Handler goes full fascist. We'll talk about all of that and more. I'm Ben Shapiro. This is The Ben Shapiro Show.

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I want to start with this amazing story out of Google. So, apparently a Jerry McGuire type figure,

some rando at Google decided to put out a 10-page manifesto. It's a 10-page manifesto called Google's ideological

echo chamber. And you can sort of imagine Tom Cruise as the Google exec, writing out this

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and then getting fired. That's pretty much what happened. This guy, he's a random guy who's

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