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Road to Liberty: Battles of Lexington and Concord | The White House Founders Museum | PragerU

After years of intensifying hostilities between the British monarchy and the colonists, the prospect of war became inevitable. With Paul Revere’s fearless warnings that the British were marching to Concord to seize American arms, the local Minutemen–the armed militias formed in small towns to defend colonists’ lives and properties–prepared to defend homes and ammunition stocks. […]

Why the Radical Left Merged with Radical Islam

WATCH THE FULL EP HERE: https://youtu.be/-SVJ9tL9DZE?si=9zSUPO3fj47-5atK Spurred by by the stunning election of New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani, Xaviaer whipped out his trusty Venn diagram to chart, with academic flair, the unholy alliance between radical leftists and radical Islamists, illustrating that politics makes strange bedfellows…or even jihadist ones. RATE THE SHOW! https://www.prageru.com/respectfully-… Donate to […]

Taxes IV: The Price Isn’t Right | Cash Course | PragerU

Did you know taxes affect more than just your paycheck? In fact, you pay them every day—on concert tickets, groceries, gas, and even property. In this episode of Cash Course, teens learn how taxes shape market economies by distorting prices, changing incentives, and creating hidden costs. From sales tax to property tax, they’ll discover the […]

Self-Made Billionaire Michael Milken on How to Democratize Wealth and Fulfill the American Dream

PragerU CEO @realtalkwithmarissa sits down with legendary financier and philanthropist Michael Milken for a discussion on inclusive capitalism, opportunity through innovation, and the future of the American dream. Milken explains what sparked his mission to “democratize capital” and how new technology, can lift America again today. They discuss financial literacy, AI in schools, and why […]

Is This the Ceasefire to End All Ceasefires? Michael Oren Explains | The Brief | PragerU

Former Israeli Ambassador Michael Oren explains why the new Gaza ceasefire is fundamentally different: not just a pause in fighting, but a roadmap tied to Gaza stabilization, expanding the Abraham Accords, and a broader regional reset. Oren warns about unprecedented foreign monitors on Israeli soil, debates whether Hamas disarmament is realistic, and lays out how […]