The Ben Shapiro Show - November 14, 2026


Everyone Decided The Ole Miss Girls Were Racist. Here's the Truth.

The NVIDIA Scandal Just Exploded. Here's Everything.

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124

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00:00:00 So, time for the dumbest scandal. 0.99
00:00:00 All righty. 0.99
00:00:03 So, there was video that emerged from Ole Miss of some college freshmen who are coming home, obviously pretty drunk, and they went in front of a ring camera. 0.99
00:00:03 The dumbest scandal. 0.99
00:00:19 Now, this ring camera happened to belong to black students, and they started making monkey noises and flapping their arms. 1.00
00:00:25 Here is what it looked like. 1.00
00:00:34 Okay. 1.00
00:00:35 So college students drunkenly acting like idiots. 1.00
00:00:38 I know. 1.00
00:00:39 It's just, I mean, but, but, but, hey, hold up.
00:00:43 Again, it turns out you heard that story.
00:00:44 I told you what happened. 0.91
00:00:46 That was a black person's house. 0.96
00:00:47 That means they must have purposefully targeted the black person to make monkey noises, you know, as like a racist would in 1872. 0.96
00:00:56 That must have been what they were doing.
00:00:58 This became such a national scandal that CBS Chicago started digging up material on one of the students' family's car dealership business.
00:01:09 I'm not even kidding. 0.94
00:01:10 Like, so just to get this straight, if Arena Zelutskaya, if Arena Zelutskaya is murdered in North Carolina, it's less of a national story in some ways than some drunk chicks making dumb noise on a ring camera because the people who lived there were black. 0.81
00:01:29 As we'll see, there's a twist to the story.
00:01:31 The entire media will now focus in on the family.
00:01:33 Here we go.
00:01:35 Her grandfather, Greg Koons, founded Koons Auto Group.
00:01:39 Which operates more than 50 locations across Illinois, Wisconsin, and Iowa.
00:01:44 The company says that Coons has no employment or ownership ties to the business. 0.59
00:01:50 Okay. 0.78
00:01:52 So, just to get this straight, they're now going after the family.
00:01:55 And then Fox, Wisconsin reported on the student's family business. 0.86
00:01:59 The first woman to make those gestures is Cunis.
00:02:01 She is the daughter of Scott Cunis, the former chief operating officer, Wisconsin based Cunis Automotive Group.
00:02:07 Her grandfather, Greg, still owns the company, which we've reported on before.
00:02:10 An employee put the N word on a customer's oil change sticker you just saw there in 2025.
00:02:16 Okay.
00:02:17 So, I mean, devastating, horrifying. 0.97
00:02:19 You know, even if they had done this, would this be like a national news story that some drunk chicks did something racist? 1.00
00:02:25 Let's say they had done it and it was racist. 0.92
00:02:26 Should that be a national news story, like national, really consuming think pieces across the country, indicative of a broader American white supremacy?
00:02:36 Well, the Ole Miss Chancellor, Glenn Boyce, put out a statement Over the last several days, our campus has experienced actions that are diametrically opposed to our values of dignity and respect.
00:02:44 That we champion, teach, and hold ourselves accountable to as an institution of higher learning.
00:02:49 All of us work hard to ensure that our students are welcome, safe, and valued at our university.
00:02:53 This week, members of our team have met and continue to engage with student leaders to listen to their concerns and to understand the impact of these actions across our campus.
00:03:01 Our focus has been and will continue to be on supporting our impacted students and ensuring their safety and well being.
00:03:07 Upon learning about the incident on the evening of Friday, November 6th, our staff responded quickly, providing care and resources.
00:03:12 We met with the students and their families to discuss our processes, and I can confirm the university investigation is moving forward universally.
00:03:19 We denounce and condemn actions, whether from inside or outside our campus, that disparage people because of an aspect of their identity.
00:03:26 So, Ulmus did a full investigation.
00:03:27 We'll get to more on this in just one moment.
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00:04:31 And then one of the women who made the gestures, this Elena Kunis person, apologized, saying that she recognized her actions were, quote unquote, deeply harmful.
00:04:40 She said in the statement she was unaware of their race.
00:04:41 So here's the thing if she was unaware of her race, they were not even remotely deeply harmful.
00:04:44 I'm sorry.
00:04:45 If you're just walking around drunk and you start making monkey noises, that is not even remotely deeply, that's not even harmful.
00:04:49 Because you're not harming anyone.
00:04:52 Like the word harm implies an object of the harm. 1.00
00:04:57 So if you didn't know that the person who lived there was black, it's just you being an idiot. 1.00
00:05:01 It's not. 1.00
00:05:02 Something that requires like a generalized apology to the universe. 0.97
00:05:06 Miss Cunis wrote, I have apologized to the women.
00:05:08 I pray they will forgive me.
00:05:10 I can never truly understand the pain I have caused them.
00:05:11 Never truly, never understand it.
00:05:13 Never.
00:05:14 Levels of pain unforeseen in all of human history. 1.00
00:05:17 You saw some dumbass chick, like a dumb noise on your ring camera. 0.99
00:05:22 And it was never my intention. 1.00
00:05:23 These girls deserve to feel seen and understood.
00:05:25 And what I did is not a reflection of who I am trying to become.
00:05:28 And then the president of the university's Black Student Union said in a statement that the video left Black students feeling unwelcome and unsafe. 0.85
00:05:37 Unwelcome and unsafe because some drunk chicks made monkey noises in a ring camera they did not know was yours. 0.99
00:05:44 Okay. 1.00
00:05:47 Well, one girl dropped out, literally dropped out of the school after apologizing.
00:05:53 Another student, Lauren Mayfield, did not apologize.
00:05:56 And instead, there was a GoFundMe fundraiser.
00:06:00 That fundraiser argued that the apology was groveling and that this other student deserved support for not bowing and being pressured into apologizing with a scripted statement.
00:06:10 Well, as it turns out, here's the punchline.
00:06:13 Here's the punchline. 0.98
00:06:13 The punchline is they made these silly gestures, they made these dumb noises into four separate ring cameras that night. 0.98
00:06:20 Four of them. 0.99
00:06:21 They weren't targeting any black students at any house. 1.00
00:06:24 They were just being dumb, drunk girls. 1.00
00:06:26 That's all they were doing. 1.00
00:06:27 They were being silly, drunk girls. 0.99
00:06:29 That's all that happened. 0.96
00:06:31 But don't worry, Ulma's students said she still should apologize because apologies are necessary always.
00:06:38 She continued to make the gestures after the girl was apologizing.
00:06:42 Face. 0.98
00:06:42 It was like a slap. 0.98
00:06:43 Like, what did you guys say back when she continued?
00:06:43 Yeah.
00:06:46 Because now I would imagine it's really hard for you to keep your cool.
00:06:51 Yeah, I had said that I don't think they should go around.
00:06:55 Even if they did go to other people's door and do that, I don't think they should do that because it's very disrespectful.
00:07:02 Excuse me?
00:07:03 Even if they did it to other people's doors, they still have to apologize?
00:07:07 I don't know. 0.76
00:07:09 If the dumbassery is equal opportunity, dumbassery, why do you deserve a special apology? 0.92
00:07:13 Because it was insulting to you specifically when they didn't even know that you lived there, what your race was, or anything else. 0.68
00:07:20 It seems to me like they're looking for an excuse to be upset, is what it seems like a little bit.
00:07:24 Again, if they had known that these girls were black and they went to their door and started making monkey noises to mock the black girls, that would in fact be a bad thing to do.
00:07:32 And they should apologize to the girls, not to the general society, to the girls.
00:07:35 It shouldn't require a university investigation.
00:07:37 They should just go say, I'm sorry for doing that. 1.00
00:07:39 I was drunk and decided to act like an idiot. 1.00
00:07:41 I made a fool of myself. 1.00
00:07:42 That's okay, but that's not even what happened. 0.99
00:07:44 It turns out we had a national news story for multiple days and a full scale university investigation based on drunk dumb girls going to a multiplicity of cameras and being drunk. 0.93
00:07:54 We, again, as I've said before, we are in fact a country where the supply of racism simply does not meet demand. 0.62
00:08:02 There's tremendous demand for racism and it is not meeting the supply, so we must artificially boost the supply, apparently.
00:08:10 We are now creating, if racism is fentanyl, we are not creating it.
00:08:15 We have to create artificial forms of fentanyl to fill the gap, apparently. 0.91
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