Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Ben Shapiro reflects on how skepticism toward experts evolved during the COVID and vaccine debates. He says questioning authority is healthy and admits he should have been more skeptical himself but argues that distrust of experts should not turn into blind faith in people with no relevant knowledge at all. His broader point: good judgment means questioning claims while still respecting evidence, data, and actual expertise.
Ben Shapiro reflects on how skepticism toward experts evolved during the COVID and vaccine debates. He says questioning authority is healthy and admits he should have been more skeptical himself but argues that distrust of experts should not turn into blind faith in people with no relevant knowledge at all. His broader point: good judgment means questioning claims while still respecting evidence, data, and actual expertise.
