Ben Shapiro and Preet Bharara on the ‘Podcast Election’

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  Welcome to a special edition of the Journal podcast.

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  We're in Washington, D.C.

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  today on Inauguration weekend, and we are here to talk about the rise of podcasting and the impact it had on the 2024 election.

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  I'm your host, Ryan Knudsen, and I'm joined today by two other podcast hosts, Ben Shapiro and Preet Bharara.

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  Thanks so much for being here.

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  Great to be here.

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  Thank you.

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  Thanks for having us.

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  So you guys both sit on opposite sides of the political aisle.

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  Ben, you're one of the most well known conservative voices out there.

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  You were previously editor at large of Breitbart.

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  You co founded the Daily Wire.

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  Now you have one of the top conservative podcasts with the Ben Shapiro Show.

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  Preet, you are a former U.S.

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  attorney appointed under President Obama.

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  You served as chief counsel for Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer.

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  And on your podcast, Stay tuned.

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  With Preet, you also make no secret about your politics, but I want to talk about the thing you have in common, which is that you're both podcasters in the podcast industry.

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  So the 2024 election, as I'm sure you've heard, has been dubbed by some, the podcast election.

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  Both candidates spent a lot of time going on podcasts.

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