The culture wars begun, have they?

We're going to talk about the Emmys.

We'll talk about whether CNN likes boobs.

Yeah, really.

And we'll also talk about President Trump, golfing towards Hillary's back or something and then tweeting about it.

I'm Ben Shapiro.

This is the Ben Shapiro show.

So all the things are stupid. Welcome back. It's Monday. Yeah. Everything is very stupid this week. We'll be talking about the Emmys in a little while. But before we talk about the Emmys, first I want to talk about all the things political that are actually important or quasi important for a couple of reasons. One is because the Emmys are less important than what's

actually going on. I'm going to give you the entire narrative. And then also because if we show

too many clips of the Emmys, then Facebook gets mad at us. So we'll be showing clips of the Emmys a

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You'll see a piece of news and somebody will say, that's why Trump won. And you'll see a piece of news and somebody says, that's why Trump won. You notice it's never a piece of news that actually has to do with politics. It's never a news that has to do with politics per se. It's always something that has to do with the culture. It's always a kindergarten forces young kids to be confronted with transgenderism. Or a baker

is forced to cater a same-sex wedding. There's always stuff like that. This is why Trump won. Or

somebody gets mad at a right winger for some stupid reason. They decided to fire Brendan Ice at Mozilla Firefox.

And you say, ah, that's why Trump won. It's never about the issues. The reason I say this,

and the reason I think this is deeply important is because it's very easy to get caught up in the

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