Two Drinks with . . . Ben Shapiro
Ben Shapiro discusses his experiences and challenges within the conservative movement during a recent interview. Despite facing criticism from some factions of the right, he still finds support among many conservatives. Shapiro shares insights on his views regarding Israel and the Trump administration's policies.
- ▪Ben Shapiro has faced attempts to cancel him from the new right due to his pro-Israel stance and support for Trump's decisions.
- ▪During an interview in Boca Raton, he received encouragement from supporters who appreciate his work.
- ▪Shapiro humorously admits to having a childish palate when it comes to ordering drinks.
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| Publication time | Fri, 29 May 2026 23:48:54 GMT |
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Two Drinks with . . . Ben ShapiroSipping a Jerusalem martini in Boca Raton, the Daily Wire founder weighs in on why his company stumbled, firing Candace Owens, and the conspiracy thinking hollowing out the American right.By Eli Lake05.29.26 — Two DrinksFOLLOW COLUMN If it was up to the new right, Ben Shapiro would have been canceled by now. (Photo by REUTERS/Cheney Orr; adapted by The Free Press)--:----:--Upgrade to ListenProduced by ElevenLabs using AI narration19If it was up to the self-proclaimed mandarins of the new right, Ben Shapiro would have been canceled by now. In the last year, the dot-connectors and demagogues have tried to kick the 42-year-old media entrepreneur and author out of the MAGA coalition. His crimes? He’s pro-Israel.
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