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Exposing The Covid Restrictions

Dr. Scott Atlas, an advisor to the president and a member of the White House COVID-19 Task Force in 2020, says he was shocked to see how powerful figures in Washington, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, were incentivized to politicize and monetize the response to the pandemic.

In this candid conversation with PragerU CEO Marissa Streit, Atlas reveals that many Americans may have died because of censorship, dishonesty and the demonization of medical dissent. Will Americans allow this to happen again? Here’s more from Streit and Atlas.

The Hurricane Hilary Freak-Out

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.

 

Van Buren: Political Magician

The first person to fully realize the value of organizing around a political party was the eighth President of the United States, Martin Van Buren. The party he helped to create is still thriving today. Wilfred McClay, professor of history at Hillsdale College and author of Land of Hope, explains how Van Buren shaped America’s political destiny. More from PragerU.

The End Of Private Cars?

There is a war on cars, not just in Scotland, but in America, too. Regulators want people out of their private cars and onto trains, buses and bicycles. Why? Regulators say it’s to reduce emissions in the fight against climate change. But it’s really because of what cars represent—freedom.

Appearing on PragerU, auto expert Lauren Fix says their solution to  produce more electric cars is a lose-lose for consumers and the environment. She says consumers lose because a recent study revealed that electric cars cost considerably more to operate over their lifetime than gasoline-powered cars. The environment loses because electric cars produce three times the toxic pollution than gas-powered ones. Here’s more.

Why Atheists Want Us In Church

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.

Multi-Trillion Dollar Pipe Dream

Are we heading toward an all-renewable energy future, spearheaded by wind and solar? Or are those energy sources wholly inadequate for the task? Mark Mills, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of The Cloud Revolution, compares the energy dream to the energy reality in this episode of PragerU.

Real-Life Supervillians

PragueU’s Amala Ekpunobi and Taylor Trandahl give their take on the real-life supervillains, aka the World Economic Forum (WEC), Klaus Schwab, the corporations and, of course, The Great Reset. They lay out the facts, what the WEC stands for and let you decide whether it is a force for good or evil in the world.

Homelessness: Reality, Solutions

America has a homelessness crisis and it’s getting worse by the day. Politicians promise to stop it. Cities like San Francisco spend millions trying to end it, but nothing seems to help. In the following short documentary, PragerU  reveals the root causes of homelessness and offers compassionate, effective solutions that we can all get behind.

 

Oppression In America

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..

The Devastation Of Trafficking

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.

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