Do it with all the hosts competing

"Ben Shapiro has won a $6600 shopping spree at the yamaka store."

"Why would I know anything about these people...they're unimportant to me." Sadly, I wish this was a global truth.

I love how wholesome Ben seems whenever he does anything unrelated to politics. As soon as he is at ease and laughing he just seems like the type who loves to make the people he cares about happy. And any time he talks about his family, he gushes. It’s really nice to see in contrast to his cold and methodical political commentator self.

Ben Shapiro calculating 525,600 minutes is the most Shapiro-coded thing I've ever seen.

Man, The Daily Wire seems like such a fun place to work at. Also, I need to go read a book after seeing this 😆

@1:50 He is already correcting the questions. Prime Ben.

The Battle of the Atlantic was not a single battle but rather a guerilla campaign at sea consisting of many little battles. The longest "battle" of World War II was the Siege of Leningrad.

2:42 "Kardashian with Big fake lips", that doesn't narrow it down a bit 🤣

That was fun! I love that Ben corrected the Churchill speech question 😆

My own father was amazing at trivia. Whenever we played Trivial Pursuit, he would win. We even instituted a rule specifically for him, that when he had collected all the wedges and landed in the middle, he had to answer *every* question on the card drawn. Dang if he didn't manage it, every time!

Ben not seeing Wolf of Wall Street was the biggest shock of the video.

Shapiro is weak on pop trivia, but that's not a bad thing. he knows actual important things

Now I'm gonna look up Calvin Coolidge's 150th anniversary/birthday speech.

The country is on fire and Ben takes time for jeopardy. Well done sir

"Salty" has been around at least since the late 90's. People used to also say "Wipe the salt" while brushing their hand over someone's shoulder.

Is it just me or does anyone else now want to see Shapiro, Walsh, and Cooper play a full game of proper Jeopardy? With the right mix of categories, that would be great television!

I'm so embarrassed Ben knowns more about British WWII history than I do. I live here! my problem is I can never remember details.

Uncle Ben is a true American Hero 🗽🇺🇸

I know that Alzheimer's is AWFUL for family members......but American's would be saddened if this man's wisdom were ever lost in such a way. I wish more wise and GOOD men would stand up and speak. I know this was a game but I appreciate him

2 things: First, this video was awesome but would have been better if we could have gotten Knowles and Walsh to compete against him... Maybe an Idea for the future. Second, I would love to see Ben make a series about all of American History because after that Presidents section I realized how little I know about certain parts of our history specifically the 1800s

I was on Jeopardy! The selection process at that time, 1989, was different from the way Ben described it. At that time, you made an appointment to audition. Then, you went to the studio where the show is taped. When I was there, there were about 100-110 or so hopefuls. Everyone was given a 50-space blank answer sheet. Several TV monitors were rolled out so that everyone on the audience could see at least one. Then, Trebek came on the screen and asked fifty questions. We were given maybe ten or fifteen seconds to answer each question. At the end, the contestant coordinators collected the answer sheets and took them backstage to score them. We were not told how many correct answers constituted a passing score. Only nine of us passed. The other 90+% of the hopefuls were dismissed and the rest of us were split into three groups of three. They brought out a table and three motel-style slap bells, which served as the signaling devices. The groups sat at the table and competed in some mock games, during which we had to say something about ourselves. After the games, the contestant coordinators thanked us for coming and told us that if we were selected to be on the show, they would contact us within ninety days. If we didn’t hear from them during that time, we didn’t make the selection. They called me on the ninetieth day.

WE LOVE BENJAMIN CHAPERONE

Ben just knows everything lol

Benjamin you are so Smart. I don’t expect anything less from You.

In all my years in high school, No one has ever called a song a "bop" If its a good song its called a banger, bop sounds strait out of 2003.

That was more enjoyable than I thought it would be 😂

Salty is not a Gen Z expression, it's been around for ages.

I really enjoy these weekend things

A weekly series of KLAVEN, KNOWELS, BEN, AND WALSH playing compeyitive trivia would be super fun. Kinda like how Barstool sports has The Dozen.

525600 minutes! We actually sat down and did the math! - the office Nice homage, Ben 🎉

A Dailey wire host jeopardy would be awesome!

As if we are supposed to know anything about the Kardashians

I've never heard the term "a bop," but "fire" and "it slaps" should be acceptable answers.

That was meant to be fun, and it was. Thank you.

This has convinced me that he is the most intelligent man in the political sphere. Shapiro for Pres!

This was a lot of fun. Please do this again

Acceptable answers to gen z slang for $1000 also included 'what is fire' and 'what is banger'.

Look, this Jeopardy game is bogus unless you put Ben up against Sean Connery and Turd Ferguson! Bring it on. 😁

I was yelling "SLAP! SLAP!" 😂

GREAT segment!

If anyone's interested, there's a British band called UNIT that released a whole album inspired by and dedicated to Prageru, TPUSA and The Daily Wire. I discovered their You Tube channel a couple of years ago and most of their stuff is excellent. I'm not an agent for the band nor do I know any of them but, to judge from their lyrics, they seem genuine. I found them by typing UNIT Andy Martin The Voice Of Reason into YT which did the trick. They have the entire album as a playlist. One of their tracks features the mighty Ben Shapiro, a couple of later pieces feature Matt Walsh and they do a cracking version of Columbia Gem Of The Ocean, too!

Ben is really smart!!

I’ll take The Rapists for 200, Alex.

Brett Cooper had a great impact on Ben

This was fun, thenk y'all!

Absolutely right "Silence" Is amazing

Next video: Ben Shapiro reviews Wolf of Wall Steet

Shapiro demonstrates a very good level of general knowledge and his flunkies are absolutely awed.

Ben could lowkey win Celebrity Jeopardy and be in the Tournament of Champions.

Having a Will Ferrell voice was the best part. 🤣🤣🤣

Conservative Jeopardy 😂

I love watching jeopardy

Hi Ben, I just love your show and this format. Greetings and much love from Germany ❤

Congrats on the refrigerator Ben 😅

I love Ben and his team. You guys bring the news, interesting facts, and you bring the laughs too. Well done!

The Kardashians should not be important to anyone. Worst trivia category ever.

I love the part of Jeopardy when contestants get unlimited time to use a calculator to find the answer

Nobody else catch the "silence" joke? Ben: "Silence is one of my favorite movies, but nobody else really likes it." Producers: ...

The Yarmulke store!😅😂😅😂😅Fun fact: get a ball of black crochet cotton, a No. 6 crochet hook. crochet 5 singles; join. Crochet singles all around - in the stitch, not over the stitch. Add one increase every 5 stitches as you go. (I make my own! For the price of 1 Yarmulke I get at least 5). Yarmulke is Yiddish. In good hebrew: Kippah, plural Kippot.

This is a great bit, need another.

Do more of these. Great video.

I need this but with all the hosts competing against each other

This channel is single-handedly keeping me sane 😂

Wow! I guess Ben Shapiro is the big winner! He beat himself playing Jeopardy.

That's pretty good, I 3njoyed that more then expected 😂

That sounded like a Will Ferrell AI voice lmao

I met Ben in Israel the other day. He is amazing

Ben did a lot better with Musicals and the Kardashians than I would’ve

Would love to see more of these

By my count, Ben is more knowledgeable about Musicals, The Kardashians, and Gen Z Slang than U.S. Presidents. Here are his final scores for each category: Musicals - $3,000 WWII - $1,800 The Kardashians - $1,800 Gen Z Slang - $800 U.S. Presidents - Minus $200 Movie Madness - Minus $600

Loving thiiis and hearing from the team. More!

Loved this!!

LOVE THIS!!!!! feel free to do more

Such a wonderful sense of humor. Not just for Ben, but the team... great stuff ❤

I did worse on Gen Z and the Kardashians but then I am older than Ben!😂😂😂

the musical questions were a JOKE

He beat me. Just like we finally beat Medicare

These videos are always fun 😂🎉

Can't believe he almost missed Paris, France. That's the one musical I'm familiar with! 🤣

Does Ben know more videogames than me? No? Git on ma level, noob!

I didn’t know a single WWII question,, but I’m proud that I also didn’t know a single Kardashian question 😂

Agree with Ben that “Silence” was phenomenal

How can someone be this well-informed?

Never watching Wolf of Wall Street is criminal! Get on that!

Need a part 2!

The amount of knowledge Ben knows is astounding !

WE LOVE SHEN BAPIRO

This needs to be a weekly bit.😂😮😂

Love that you did this. Lol to the Yamaka Store.

"TOTALLY UNIMPORTANT " is the Right Answer 😂

The fact Alexander Hamilton wasn’t one of the musicals hurts me

That was awesome, so fun!👏

Me getting every WWII question correct is peak middle-aged dad.

Zachary Taylor followed Polk and preceded Millard Fillmore. But who’s counting.

Loved this!! More please! Also makes me like Ben even more - a side to him we rarely see.

Awesome. I love Jeopardy, and used to clobber all my friends at the computer version. It'd be me against 6 people and I'd still win. One time I was playing my brother watching the tv show and beat him, and his oldest son said, "When I grow up I want to be smart like Uncle Paul". And my brother replied, "You shouldn't beat me in front of my kids". Classic.

I suck at jeopardy lol I missed almost all the questions

The mom and pop story at the end was an awesome bonus . 👍👍

Great video, do more of these sometime.👍