Last week we brought you an explosive episode about Liberty University.
So, when did Charlie’s organization make a turn towards “faith” as opposed to its initial focus on free markets and capitalism? It began with the Falkirk Center…Here’s more from Candace Owens.
When Hurricane Hilary descended upon Southern California last week, media hysteria and alerts of life-threatening floods sent residents into a panic.
Nearly everyone complied with instructions to shelter in place, even though one look outside would have assured any rational person there was nothing to fear. In the following episode of Fireside Chat, on PragerU, Dennis Prager discusses the perplexing behavior and asks why people trust the government and the media more than their own eyes.
A recent PragerU post revealed that even atheists believe a lot of our social problems would be solved if more people were religiously active. Dennis Prager gives his thoughts and argues that anything worthwhile, including faith, requires hard work. He then answers your questions about classical music, life after kids, and why celebrities are unhappy.
Juan O. Savin tells David “Nino” Rodriguez that even if the GOP reclaims the House and Senate in the 2020 midterms, it will be a devastating loss for the true Republican Party.
Savin asserts the elections have been a captured operation all along. He says we’ll lose 2022, because true conservative candidates won’t even survive the primaries. “The GOP leadership is not doing the work for their members, they’re doing the work for their own little club,” he says. Furthermore, he says, because of the overwhelming evidence of 2020 election fraud collected by the White Hats, we cannot wait until 2024. Here’s more from Savin, including a bombshell allegation from a Ukrainian government official that Hillary Clinton’s 2016 campaign received $10 million from Ukraine.
Juanito brings us more on the looming 2022 midterms, plus he promises that the late (Or is he still alive?) John McAfee’s alleged 32 terabytes of shocking intel will be Wikileaks on steroids.
The left claims to speak on behalf of groups in America they label as oppressed or marginalized–even when those groups reject the left’s representations. In this episode of “Fireside Chat,” on PragerU, Dennis Prager discusses the issue and offers three contemporary examples: The Washington Redskins, Latinx and “racist” voting laws. Here’s his report..
In a different twist to this week’s “Fireside Chat” on PragerU, Dennis Prager sits down with Tim Ballard, founder and president of Operation Underground Railroad (O.U.R.), an organization that has freed countless victims of human trafficking and exploitation. You’ll want to hear his stories, the scope of the crisis and reasons to be hopeful. Here’s the interview.
There’s no doubt fear can be a serious problem. Dennis Prager delves into this perplexing emotion, explaining why some people are gripped with it and others are not.
In this episode of PragerU, Prager answers how we can become less fearful, the difference between a courageous person and a non-courageous person and how is fear is used for evil.
You may be shocked to learn how many people think stealing is perfectly fine. Would you guess that there’s a political/ideological correlation to this attitude? Do those who defend stealing and looting really think life would be better if society embraced thievery?
Dennis Prager analyzes this important issue in this edition of “Fireside Chat” from PragerU.
Famine is a natural consequence of communism, so it’s no surprise this is happening in Cuba. And as usual, the media takes a dishonest spin on the protests for freedom.
It’s amazing that there is a demonstration in a lockdown, communist country, such as Cuba. “How did they even organize?” asks Dennis Prager. But even scarier is how likely it now seems to that we will see similar protests for freedom in America. Here’s Prager’s “Fireside Chat” take on Cuba and other topics.
