MORGAN: How dare you accuse me of standing on the graves of the children that died there. How dare you.
SHAPIRO: I’ve seen you do it repeatedly, Piers.
Pricelss.
MORGAN: How dare you accuse me of standing on the graves of the children that died there. How dare you.Priceless.
SHAPIRO: I’ve seen you do it repeatedly, Piers.
MORGAN: Like I say, how dare you.
SHAPIRO: Well, I mean, you can keep saying that, but you’ve done it repeatedly
People tend to forget the original PURPOSE of the second amendment. The Second Amendment is about self defense on every level from protecting one’s self and family from criminals to the greater threat of a tyrannical government.
Ben Shapiro scored some quick points by calling Piers Morgan a bully that pontificates on the graves of the Sandy Hook children.
Absolutely, true.
The tactic used by Piers Morgan is an easy one to fall for and quite effective. It is one where he asks a question and then doesn’t allow a response. Note, how often Piers Morgan interrupts with another question and another issue. In legal circles, this is called “leading the witness”.
In his interview with Piers Morgan, Alex Jones was adept to this tactic and didn’t allow it to happen. Piers Morgan was unable to spin a scripted web to snare Jones. Unfortunately, Alex Jones came off in the interview as a ranting loon who refuses to engage in conversation.
When Piers Morgan tried to compare Shapiro with Jones, Shapiro blew publicly disassociated himself from Alex Jones. “Don’t compare me to Alex Jones.”
Looking back, I thought Shapiro could have said- “Look, Alex Jones has every right to disagree with you and to even condemn you for your bully pulpit views that are clearly unconstitutional. I agree with him on that. However, I am here to talk about my views alone.”