Snapshot · The Ben Shapiro Show
Ben Shapiro played clips of Hasan Piker openly expressing support for Hezbollah and calling for violence against political opponents, labeling him a terrorist supporter.
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At 43:40 · chapter starts 43:20
Piker complains publicly that people shouldn't call him a terrorist. Shapiro's response: stop calling him a terrorist supporter just because he calls for opponents to be 'gutted' and 'shanked' on stage, says he has 'no issue' with Hezbollah, and openly praises the terror group as a 'pretty successful resistance group.' The clips speak for themselves. Shapiro then zooms out: this ideology is not fringe. It has already taken New York through Mamdani. It is poised to take Los Angeles. It is driving the Michigan Senate race. Graham Plattner in Maine — 'the dude with the Nazi tattoo who also hates America' — is likely to become a senator. The thesis: American politics is being taken over by communists who are also deeply sympathetic to radical jihadism.
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