If you hate the liberal media but love the 47th President, than this is the podcast for you. Ben Ferguson brings you the commentary on the news that the biased media will not cover.

If you hate the liberal media but love the&nbsp;47th&nbsp;President, than this is the podcast for you. Ben Ferguson brings you the commentary on the news that the biased media will not cover.

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Biden Admin was Subsidizing Liberal Corporate Media Outlets

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In this episode of the Ben Ferguson Show Podcast Ben examines polling data indicating growing support for socialism among Democrats, discuss competing definitions of socialism and capitalism, and debate whether historical examples such as China, the Soviet Union, Venezuela, Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, and India offer lessons for modern America. They also address claims about Scandinavian countries, generational attitudes toward economic systems, and the role education, politics, and culture play in shaping those views.

A new national poll showing Democrats view socialism more favorably than capitalism sparks a broader debate about economics, government power, and the direction of American politics. The results raise questions about how younger voters understand socialism, capitalism, and the historical record of both systems.

The discussion centers on survey findings showing a significant gap between Democrats’ positive views of socialism and capitalism. From there, the conversation expands into the history of socialist and communist systems, arguments about economic freedom, and the political forces shaping public opinion today.

Topics Covered:
New polling on Democrats’ views of socialism versus capitalism
Historical arguments involving China and the Soviet Union
Venezuela, Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, and India as case studies in the debate over socialism
Differences between socialism, communism, and capitalist market systems
The debate over Scandinavian countries and the welfare-state model
Generational shifts in economic and political attitudes

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In this episode of the Ben Ferguson Show Podcast Ben examines polling data indicating growing support for socialism among Democrats, discuss competing definitions of socialism and capitalism, and debate whether historical examples such as China, the Soviet Union, Venezuela, Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, and India offer lessons for modern America. They also address claims about Scandinavian countries, generational attitudes toward economic systems, and the role education, politics, and culture play in shaping those views.
A new national poll showing Democrats view socialism more favorably than capitalism sparks a broader debate about economics, government power, and the direction of American politics. The results raise questions about how younger voters understand socialism, capitalism, and the historical record of both systems.
The discussion centers on survey findings showing a significant gap between Democrats&rsquo; positive views of socialism and capitalism. From there, the conversation expands into the history of socialist and communist systems, arguments about economic freedom, and the political forces shaping public opinion today.
Topics Covered:
<ul>
<li>New polling on Democrats&rsquo; views of socialism versus capitalism</li>
<li>Historical arguments involving China and the Soviet Union</li>
<li>Venezuela, Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea, and India as case studies in the debate over socialism</li>
<li>Differences between socialism, communism, and capitalist market systems</li>
<li>The debate over Scandinavian countries and the welfare-state model</li>
<li>Generational shifts in economic and political attitudes</li>
</ul>
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Socialism Wins Among Democrats. Capitalism Loses Big

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In this episode of the Ben Ferguson Show Podcast Ben touches on political fundraising controversies involving CARE Action, the Unity and Justice Fund, and Michigan Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, along with comments from Senator Chris Coons regarding America’s role in the world. The discussion then switches too Cruz’s new book Going Further: The Incomparable Clarence Thomas, examining Thomas’ childhood in Georgia, his time in the seminary, his education at Yale Law School, and his rise to become one of the longest-serving Supreme Court justices in American history. They also discuss Thomas’ approach to constitutional interpretation, his willingness to challenge precedent, and his views on individual responsibility and political independence.

Senator Ted Cruz discusses the release of his new biography on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and explains why Thomas’ personal story, intellectual evolution, and judicial philosophy continue to shape major constitutional debates. The conversation explores Thomas’ upbringing in poverty, the influence of his grandfather, his years as a left-wing activist, and the experiences that ultimately led him toward conservative legal thought. Cruz also reflects on his decades-long friendship with Thomas and the extensive interviews that formed the foundation of the book. 

Topics Covered:
Ted Cruz’s new biography Going Further: The Incomparable Clarence Thomas
Clarence Thomas’ childhood, family background, and formative influences
Thomas’ transition from left-wing activism to conservative jurisprudence
Originalism, constitutional interpretation, and Supreme Court precedent
Political controversy surrounding CARE Action, the Unity and Justice Fund, and Abdul El-Sayed
Senator Chris Coons’ comments on American leadership and Ukraine

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In this episode of the Ben Ferguson Show Podcast Ben touches on political fundraising controversies involving CARE Action, the Unity and Justice Fund, and Michigan Democratic candidate Abdul El-Sayed, along with comments from Senator Chris Coons regarding America&rsquo;s role in the world. The discussion then switches too Cruz&rsquo;s new book&nbsp;Going Further: The Incomparable Clarence Thomas, examining Thomas&rsquo; childhood in Georgia, his time in the seminary, his education at Yale Law School, and his rise to become one of the longest-serving Supreme Court justices in American history. They also discuss Thomas&rsquo; approach to constitutional interpretation, his willingness to challenge precedent, and his views on individual responsibility and political independence.
Senator Ted Cruz discusses the release of his new biography on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and explains why Thomas&rsquo; personal story, intellectual evolution, and judicial philosophy continue to shape major constitutional debates. The conversation explores Thomas&rsquo; upbringing in poverty, the influence of his grandfather, his years as a left-wing activist, and the experiences that ultimately led him toward conservative legal thought. Cruz also reflects on his decades-long friendship with Thomas and the extensive interviews that formed the foundation of the book.&nbsp;
Topics Covered:
<ul>
<li>Ted Cruz&rsquo;s new biography Going Further: The Incomparable Clarence Thomas</li>
<li>Clarence Thomas&rsquo; childhood, family background, and formative influences</li>
<li>Thomas&rsquo; transition from left-wing activism to conservative jurisprudence</li>
<li>Originalism, constitutional interpretation, and Supreme Court precedent</li>
<li>Political controversy surrounding CARE Action, the Unity and Justice Fund, and Abdul El-Sayed</li>
<li>Senator Chris Coons&rsquo; comments on American leadership and Ukraine</li>
</ul>
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Hamas Links, PAC Money and the 'CARE' behind El-Sayed

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In this episode of the Ben Ferguson Show Podcast, Ben examines the Supreme Court’s decision involving mail-in voting regulations, discuss what the ruling means for election administration and legal challenges from states, and break down growing tensions with Iran after reports of threatening broadcasts targeting Barron Trump. They also explore the Trump administration’s expanding economic pressure campaign against Iran, including sanctions, the Strait of Hormuz, and reports that key regional partners are reducing trade ties with Tehran. 

The Supreme Court delivered a major ruling allowing parts of President Donald Trump’s executive order on mail-in voting to move forward, a decision supporters argue strengthens voter eligibility safeguards ahead of upcoming elections. At the same time, escalating threats from Iranian state-affiliated media against members of the Trump family have intensified concerns about regional tensions and U.S. national security. The episode also examines a separate Supreme Court decision clearing the way for continued construction efforts tied to plans at the White House, along with the broader political and legal battles surrounding the administration’s agenda. 

Topics Covered:
Supreme Court ruling on Trump’s mail-in voting executive order
Election security, voter eligibility, and federal-state legal disputes
White House construction project allowed to proceed after court action
Iranian state-affiliated threats directed at the Trump family
U.S. economic pressure campaign and sanctions against Iran
Strait of Hormuz shipping activity and changing regional trade dynamics

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In this episode of the Ben Ferguson Show Podcast, Ben examines the Supreme Court&rsquo;s decision involving mail-in voting regulations, discuss what the ruling means for election administration and legal challenges from states, and break down growing tensions with Iran after reports of threatening broadcasts targeting Barron Trump. They also explore the Trump administration&rsquo;s expanding economic pressure campaign against Iran, including sanctions, the Strait of Hormuz, and reports that key regional partners are reducing trade ties with Tehran.&nbsp;
The Supreme Court delivered a major ruling allowing parts of President Donald Trump&rsquo;s executive order on mail-in voting to move forward, a decision supporters argue strengthens voter eligibility safeguards ahead of upcoming elections. At the same time, escalating threats from Iranian state-affiliated media against members of the Trump family have intensified concerns about regional tensions and U.S. national security. The episode also examines a separate Supreme Court decision clearing the way for continued construction efforts tied to plans at the White House, along with the broader political and legal battles surrounding the administration&rsquo;s agenda.&nbsp;
Topics Covered:
<ul>
<li>Supreme Court ruling on Trump&rsquo;s mail-in voting executive order</li>
<li>Election security, voter eligibility, and federal-state legal disputes</li>
<li>White House construction project allowed to proceed after court action</li>
<li>Iranian state-affiliated threats directed at the Trump family</li>
<li>U.S. economic pressure campaign and sanctions against Iran</li>
<li>Strait of Hormuz shipping activity and changing regional trade dynamics</li>
</ul>
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Trump’s SCOTUS Victories plus Iran’s Escalation Against the Trump Family

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Biden Admin was Subsidizing Liberal Corporate Media Outlets

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