Lying Shapiro
Go ahead. Ask him something. He is happy to answer.
Brian Shapiro hosts Pushing The Limits on KSHP 1400 AM in Las Vegas. This site is a parody archive of his debate style, built from 415 transcribed debates and 4.26 million words: every catchphrase counted (5,205 hits), every polite dodge logged (178), every one of his 20 debates with Andrew Wilson filed. He is not Ben Shapiro. Ask him anything above; he will not answer it, and the receipts are below.
Go deeper: The Index (the full corpus), the Soundboard (63 real clips), the Video Index (429 videos).
Brian Shapiro is a Las Vegas talk-radio host. He hosts Pushing The Limits on KSHP 1400 AM and 107.1 FM, weekdays 12pm to 2pm Pacific, and streams the show live on YouTube, Facebook and X. He has been on Las Vegas radio for over 20 years and is known for confrontational debates with callers and guests.
No. Brian Shapiro of Pushing The Limits (Las Vegas) is not Ben Shapiro of The Daily Wire, and they are not related. The shared surname causes constant confusion, which this archive exists partly to document and partly to enjoy.
Across 415 transcribed debates (4.26 million words), his most-used lines are: "Hold on, let me finish" (878 times), "January 6th" (557), "I'm glad you asked", "Do you condemn it?", "What? What?", "Convicted felon" and "Answer the question". The full ranked list of 26 catchphrase clusters, with counts, is in The Index.
It is Brian Shapiro's insult for a blindly loyal Trump supporter. He made it his signature chant on Pushing The Limits, repeating it constantly, alongside "MAGA is dead", usually aimed at callers and at streamer Jimmy Dore's audience.
Brian Shapiro's signature debate move: a warm, courteous opener ("I'm glad you asked", "That's a fair question") followed by a pivot away from the question that was asked. This archive has logged 178 timestamped polite dodges.
Lying Shapiro (lyingshapiro.com) is an independent parody and media-criticism archive that documents Brian Shapiro's debate rhetoric: a 415-debate catchphrase corpus, a polite-dodge tracker, the Wilson Files (his 20 debates with Andrew Wilson), a 63-clip soundboard of real audio, and an index of 429 of his videos. It is not affiliated with Pushing The Limits.
“Brian, why you always lying?” is the accusation his debate opponents and callers throw at him, and the name of this parody archive. Shapiro insists he has never lied; the archive’s position is that his catchphrases and dodges are documented either way, 5,205 hits and counting.