Entries by PragerU

Stanford Caught Using AI to Race-Swap Student | Victor Davis Hanson

@victordavishanson7273 exposes Stanford University for using artificial intelligence to alter promotional materials by erasing a Hispanic student and replacing him with an AI-generated Black woman. Hanson analyzes how elite universities enforce a rigid racial hierarchy under the guise of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Watch the full episode of Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words […]

The Stones Cry Out: Episode 10—Dead Sea Scrolls

For centuries, the latest manuscript of the Hebrew Bible was the Masoretic version, dated to 1000 A.D. But in 1947, a Bedouin boy accidentally discovered the Dead Sea Scrolls, which included biblical manuscripts dating to the third century B.C. How did those ancient manuscripts compare with the later ones, and did the Bible come down […]

Dennis Prager’s First Public Speech Since Being Paralyzed

In his first in-person speaking appearance since the catastrophic fall that left him paralyzed, Dennis Prager addresses a question many have asked: Why hasn’t he become depressed? Speaking to a packed audience in Miami, Dennis recounts the accident that changed his life and explains why he refuses to define himself as a victim, even when […]

The Civil War: One Defeat after Another | 5-Minute Videos

When we study the Civil War, we have one big advantage over everyone who lived at the time: we know how it ended. We know the North won. We might, therefore, be tempted to think that a Union victory was inevitable. But the first eighteen months of the war pointed toward a very different outcome. […]

The Stones Cry Out: Episode 9—Jeremiah

Prior to the Babylonian conquest of Jerusalem and the destruction of Solomon’s temple, the kings of the Bible clashed with the prophet Jeremiah over his warnings of imminent invasion and doom. How has biblical archaeology thrown light on these events, verifying them down to their minor details? Join Dinesh D’Souza on a journey from the […]