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Why did October 7th happen when it did? Congressman Craig Goldman — co-chair of the House Abraham Accords Caucus — argues the timing was not accidental. Iran, which funds Hamas, had a direct strategic motive: derail the Saudi-Israel normalization deal that was on the verge of being signed. A Saudi-Israel deal would have been the […]
Director of the White House Domestic Policy Council Vince Haley and PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa discuss what the Trump administration is actually getting done, from securing the border and making American streets safer to rebuilding the economy, expanding energy production, and advancing nuclear power and AI. Haley offers a behind-the-scenes look at the policies shaping America’s […]
Before the American Revolution, Great Britain powered a global empire through mercantilism—an economic system that enriched the crown at the expense of overseas colonies. But one Scottish thinker had a better idea: capitalism. In this episode of Economic Game Changers, teens meet Adam Smith, the “father of economics.” From trade to limited government, they’ll learn […]
Education advocate Corey DeAngelis joins PragerU CEO Marissa Streit to discuss the American Federation of Teachers’ 2026 agenda and what it reveals about one of America’s most powerful teachers unions. Instead of focusing on academic excellence, the AFT is prioritizing progressive activism, including efforts to impeach President Trump, allow males in girls’ locker rooms, force […]
Victor Davis Hanson dismantles New York City Mayor Mamdami’s divisive Fourth of July speech, exposing the glaring hypocrisy of a multi-millionaire bicoastal elite lecturing the working class on systemic exclusion. Hanson pulls back the curtain on Mamdami’s privileged background, noting he belongs to the “wealthiest, richest, most privileged of all ethnic minorities in America” whose […]
We think of identity politics as a modern idea, something that emerged from academia in recent decades. But it isn’t new at all. It’s one of the oldest ideas in history: the instinct to divide people by tribe instead of judging them as individuals. America was founded to reject this idea. So why has it […]
