Let's do it live. You wrote it because you wrote this book here in front of us, but we are doing it live.

Hello, everyone. This is the newest episode of The Conversation. I am your host, Elisha Krause.

And with me is the one and only Ben Shapiro, who will be taking your questions live for an entire hour.

So usually at this point, I lecture you guys about how you should become DailyWire subscribers and only subscribers get to ask the questions.

Well, this time we want to kick things off by announcing that this is a very special

episode of the conversation because we're actually doing a live signing of Ben's new book,

The Right Side of History.

And so for this episode, you don't have to be a subscriber to ask a question because when

you purchase a copy of Ben's book, you can write in a question for him to answer live on the

air as he's over here signing your book and getting what, like, cramped hands.

We're going to give you arthritis today.

We've got so many questions and so many books to sign.

So head on over to premier collectibles.com slash Ben Shapiro and get your signed copy now.

And don't worry because if your question isn't answered, you will still get a signed copy of the book.

That's Premier collectibles.com slash Ben Shapiro and can't wait to get started. You have so many over here. All right. Let's just, you're like, no, let's just go for it. Let's go. You got to flap it and open it up to the right page. Exactly. Where do you like to sign? So now they've got the sticker here. So normally I sign on this here page. So you're not supposed to sign on that here page. I don't know. That's what they did at the Reagan Library yesterday. How did that event go? It went great. It was a blast. I mean, first of all, you're speaking at the Reagan Library, which is super awesome. Yeah. So this question is from Kelly. So this book is going to be for Kelly, which is super fun. And she asked, she, so she asks about when abortion is outlawed and even prior to this happening, what are your solutions to help women and their babies who are faced with an unplanned or unwanted pregnancy, specifically unwed and young mothers?

I mean, this is where the social fabric comes in.

What I talk about, I do talk about a lot in this book, the fact that you can't have a free society where we're not compelling people to help each other unless people are voluntarily helping each other in our community, in our Jewish community. When people have problems, then the first place you go is to your family and then more largely to your religious community. And then after that, maybe you go to local government, then state government, then federal. The problem is we've reversed that process. So one of the rips on folks on the right when they say they're pro-life is, well, you don't care about the kids after they're born. Absolutely false, which is why people on the right tend to give per capita a lot more charity than people on the left. I mean, in my family, we personally help out a lot of folks in our community who are in need. In fact,

today is a fast day, but tonight is PORM. And on that holiday, one of the commandments is Matanolet Evianim, which is to give gifts to the poor. So, I mean, this is something that religious people, of course, have long been famous for. All right. Do you give the gift baskets? Yeah, that's another one.

And you guys dress up?

Yep, yep.

This year, my kids are going as the dragons from How to Train Your Dragon. My daughter's going as the female dragon from the new one. Oh, the one that's invisible? Or does she disappear? My son is the black one, my daughter is the white one. Yeah. I haven't seen the new one yet, but this one was so cute. Nor have I, but

It's out in theaters, though.

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