Ben Shapiro, Editor Emeritus of The Daily Wire, criticized President Joe Biden for how he handled a special counsel report that examined the president’s memory failures during an interview on Megyn Kelly’s show. Shapiro’s remarks were made in conjunction with a conversation on his most recent documentary series, “The Divided States of Biden,” which looks at how Biden’s policies have affected the country.
Biden’s press conference response to Special Counsel Robert Hur’s conclusions was criticized by Shapiro, who called it “the worst press conference I have ever seen,” citing the president’s actions as well as the effects they had on people’s opinions of his mental health. Although the audit found that Biden had improperly handled secret documents, it did not suggest filing charges, in part because of concerns about the president’s memory.
The topic of Shapiro’s new documentary series, which examines several issues made worse by the actions of the current administration, including the existing border crisis, also came up during the meeting. Shapiro offered observations from his travels to vital sites, such as the southern border of Arizona, where he had witnessed the consequences of laws that encourage illegal immigration, drug trafficking, and people smuggling.
Shapiro described scenes reminiscent of a dystopia, with rampant drug consumption evident in public settings, in the Kensington neighborhood of Pennsylvania, which is notorious for having a serious fentanyl issue. He made this visit as a part of his attempt to record the administration’s policies’ actual effects, as opposed to only the theoretical ones discussed in film studios.
With his series, Shapiro hopes to raise awareness of these problems and demonstrate the real effects that public policy decisions have on American neighborhoods. “The Divided States of Biden” aims to provide a realistic viewpoint on the issues confronting the country by on-location reporting, highlighting the need for policy review and action.
In his docuseries, Shapiro explores policy repercussions and offers a criticism of Biden’s news conference. These insights add to the continuing discussion regarding the efficacy of the present administration and its implications for public health, safety, and national security.