Shapiro's Voting For TRUMP, Dr. Peterson is BACK, & The Third Presidential Debat [0:00-5:02]

How's it going guys? So this video will be about Ben Shapiro voting for John, Dr. Jordan Peterson is back and the third presidential debate is absolutely rigged. So this segment will be called this week in America or America today. I haven't really decided on an actual title for this segment, but it's basically a video series in which I'll be going through politics in America, and there'll be certain issues that I want to discuss that won't fit into a standalone video. So basically let's jump into it as I really want to discuss these certain topics as I find them quite important. So let's go. I did not vote for Donald Trump in 2016. I am voting for Donald Trump in 2020. There are three reasons I'm going to vote for Donald Trump in 2020 when I didn't four years ago. So first, I was simply wrong about Donald Trump on policy. Second, I wasn't really wrong about Donald Trump on character, but whatever damage he was going to do has already been done. And it's not going to help if I don't vote for him this time. And third, most importantly, the Democrats have lost their f***ing minds. So as you can see, Ben Shapiro admits that Donald Trump has actually governed as a conservative. I don't agree on the fact that him being on Twitter, his statements are awful and terrible and really hurt his campaign. I really, really like it. He's honest. The media spins it all the time, basically lying about it, what he's has said. And thirdly, yes, the Democrats have gone completely insane. If you're voting for Joe Biden in this election, I honestly think that you need some help as I don't understand how you could vote for him when he is basically just a vessel for the file left at this point. It's really, really like please vote for Donald Trump as what happens is in America, something happens and then it trickles down into other countries like Australia, Canada, the UK. So please, please vote for Donald Trump as four years of Joe Biden will mean the destruction of America and the destruction of all Western countries. So first of all, Donald Trump has governed pretty conservatively. I thought he would not be conservative in his governance. I was just wrong on that. Donald Trump radically cut regulation. He actually saw reductions in the number of man hours dedicated to dealing with regulation for the first time in a long time under Donald Trump. He appointed originalist judges to the best of his ability. We're talking dozens of them textualist, originalist judges who actually care about the role of the judiciary. He cut taxes, jogging in the economy, raising its heights, not seen in half a century, the lost unemployment rate in half a century, people having their wages rise at the bottom of the spectrum. He appointed pro-life people to the executive branch and pursued pro-life policy via executive order. He dumped out of the idiotic Paris Accords, which were useless and counterproductive. He dumped the even more idiotic and evil Iran deal, which gave money to the Iranian mullahs to use for terrorism as John Kerry freely admitted. Donald Trump crushed ISIS. He killed all Baghdaddi. He killed Qasem Soleimani. Donald Trump is the first president of my lifetime not to start any new wars, which is a kind of big thing. He moved the American embassy in Israel to Jerusalem. He broke into the first meaningful peace deals there in three decades in the Middle East. He cracked down on China in unprecedented ways. He's resisted using the federal government to control everybody's life during COVID. That's a big thing. This is the biggest government power grab of my lifetime and Trump refused to do it. Donald Trump restored due process on college campuses because he actually cares about due process or at least his secretary of education does. Contrary to popular opinion, Donald Trump has not actually threatened the institutions. The fact is that Donald Trump may have been hemmed in by his own people. Whatever the rationale, he has not threatened the press. He has not threatened the legislature. He has not used the executive branch in nearly as powerful ways as Barack Obama did. Trump hasn't been as conservative as I would like on everything. He's spent way too much money, like oodles too much money. I actually care about that stuff. His perspective on trade is a zero sum game. I think it's wrong headed. He's still signed into law at the USMCA, which is a pretty good trade deal. But these are problems I've had with a variety of Republicans, including George W. Bush. Trump has governed overall in a far more conservative fashion than W on policy. He is the most conservative president of my lifetime on policy. Of course Ronald Reagan left office when I was four years old. I apologize for the long clip, but I do agree with Ben Shapiro on all of those issues. Donald Trump in most regards has governed fantastically. He has done what he said he's going to be doing. You've got to remember that Donald Trump has the media, the left wing, and some of his own party against him. So with all of that opposition, it is difficult to do everything that you want to do. But still it's fantastic that Ben Shapiro admits that Donald Trump has done a good job on, say, judges, reducing regulations, all of that. It's a fantastic thing to hear from Ben Shapiro. Second, times change. When I said I wouldn't vote for Trump in 2016, I was worried about three things. One, policy. Again, I was wrong.