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Brandon Straka: Identity Politics Is Dividing America 07:28
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Brandon Straka: Identity Politics Is Dividing America

WalkAway founder Brandon Straka’s political opinions were once wrapped up entirely in his sexual identity. But after a profound healing experience at an AA meeting, his resentment for heterosexual and conservative people melted away.

Amir Odom: Why I Walked Away from Black Lives Matter 08:21
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Amir Odom: Why I Walked Away from Black Lives Matter

Black Lives Matter and the left-wing media narrative of what black Americans are supposed to be and believe left Amir Odom fearful, believing lies, and deeply unhappy.

Gina Bontempo: The Lies of Modern Feminism 09:03
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Gina Bontempo: The Lies of Modern Feminism

“Higher education kind of destroyed me.” Gina Bontempo graduated Harvard University as an angry atheist taught to hate America. So much so that she abandoned her birth country for Australia.

Brandon Tatum: Former Police Officer Speaks Out 08:21
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Brandon Tatum: Former Police Officer Speaks Out

Brandon Tatum grew up idolizing sports figures like Michael Jordan. After his own dreams of playing in the NFL fell apart on draft day, he was devastated—until a fateful encounter with a new kind of hero helped him discover a new calling as a police…

Amala Ekpunobi: Why I Quit My Job as a Leftist Organizer 08:00
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Amala Ekpunobi: Why I Quit My Job as a Leftist Organizer

Amala Ekpunobi grew up in a leftist home and worked as an organizer for the political left. She never questioned the narrative — until she discovered the racism she thought she was fighting against was being perpetuated by her side.

Rogan O’Handley: The Hollywood Propaganda Machine 09:30
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Rogan O’Handley: The Hollywood Propaganda Machine

“It felt like a lot of TV and movies were actually created as vehicles for social justice propaganda, and it spread and intensified to where you couldn’t step out of line, or else you would be ostracized.” Rogan O’Handley, also known as DC Draino…

Siaka Massaquoi: Black America Is Being Sold Victimhood 05:59
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Siaka Massaquoi: Black America Is Being Sold Victimhood

Actor Siaka Massaquoi entered Hollywood with big dreams. However, after witnessing racism firsthand and seeing colleagues lose roles because of their skin color or political ideology, he began to ask questions. This is his story of breaking free.

Samaire Armstrong: Breaking the Silence in Hollywood 08:33
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Samaire Armstrong: Breaking the Silence in Hollywood

“My message to those in Hollywood right now: We need to break the silence before it’s too late.” Actress Samaire Armstrong, who appeared in the hit TV show “The O.C.,” came out of the closet as a conservative in Hollywood.

Kevin Sorbo: How Hollywood Ostracizes Conservatives 09:21
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Kevin Sorbo: How Hollywood Ostracizes Conservatives

“This is an industry that screams more than anybody else for tolerance...but now all that stuff is completely a one-way street.” Kevin Sorbo, best known for his role in ‘Hercules: The Legendary Journeys,’ boldly shared his conservative values…

Adam Carolla: Stand Up to Cancel Culture 08:12
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Adam Carolla: Stand Up to Cancel Culture

Cancel culture is eroding America as we know it. It’s up to every person, especially those in the media and Hollywood, to stand up against it.

Amanda Ensing: Fighting Corporate Cancel Culture 07:52
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Amanda Ensing: Fighting Corporate Cancel Culture

“They couldn’t attack my message, so they just wanted to attack me.” Beauty influencer Amanda Ensing was canceled by Sephora for holding Christian and conservative views.

Kari Lake: Why I Quit My Job as a News Anchor 07:57
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Kari Lake: Why I Quit My Job as a News Anchor

News Anchor Kari Lake worked for the top news station in her state. However, as an experienced reporter, she began to notice a disturbing shift in journalism: fiction presented as fact and obvious bias depicted as truth.

Roxanne Beckford Hoge: I Was a Hollywood Liberal and Now I Fight for Truth 09:44
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Roxanne Beckford Hoge: I Was a Hollywood Liberal and Now I Fight for Truth

Roxanne Beckford Hoge, known for her roles in A Different World, Something's Gotta Give, and more, was on the political left until she started listening to Dennis Prager on the radio.

Kirk Cameron: From Hollywood Fame to Finding Faith 14:23
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Kirk Cameron: From Hollywood Fame to Finding Faith

Actor Kirk Cameron began his career in Hollywood starring in ABC’s TV sitcom “Growing Pains.” His success on the silver screen, however, left him feeling unfulfilled and questioning his purpose in life.

Adrienne Johnson: Why I Am No Longer an Atheist 10:28
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Adrienne Johnson: Why I Am No Longer an Atheist

Adrienne Johnson was once a cynical atheist, struggling to find meaning and purpose in ways that left her feeling even more adrift and alone.

Yeonmi Park: My Terrifying Escape from North Korea 10:57
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Yeonmi Park: My Terrifying Escape from North Korea

Born in North Korea, Yeonmi Park shares her harrowing journey to escape the hunger, thought control, and violence she experienced living under authoritarian regimes.

Marissa Streit: Why I Dedicate My Life to Saving America 09:28
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Marissa Streit: Why I Dedicate My Life to Saving America

Marissa Streit, a Los Angeles native who later served in Israel’s IDF intelligence force, began her career in America as an educator. She quickly learned firsthand how our education system promoted low academic standards while actively undermining…

Zuby: How a Viral Moment Led to a Movement for Truth 09:39
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Zuby: How a Viral Moment Led to a Movement for Truth

Zuby Udezue was born in England, raised in Saudi Arabia, and educated at Oxford. As a multi-talented creative entrepreneur, Zuby built an international following.

Garrett Powell: From Bachelorette Contestant to Target of the Woke Mob 08:42
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Garrett Powell: From Bachelorette Contestant to Target of the Woke Mob

Garrett Powell was raised with strong traditional values in Birmingham, Alabama. Appearing on the dating show The Bachelorette, Garrett made national headlines when his common sense, conservative beliefs were deemed “problematic.” This backlash…

Olivia Jaber: How I Survived Berkeley 07:45
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Olivia Jaber: How I Survived Berkeley

Growing up in Newport Beach, California, Olivia Jaber looked forward to college as an opportunity to stretch beyond her ideological comfort zone.

Sheila Nazarian: I Am Proof the American Dream Is Alive 09:38
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Sheila Nazarian: I Am Proof the American Dream Is Alive

Why are immigrants often so grateful for America? Dr. Sheila Nazarian, a Jewish Iranian refugee fleeing oppression, arrived in the United States speaking no English.

Anthony Zuniga: Why I Stopped Thinking like a Victim 09:00
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Anthony Zuniga: Why I Stopped Thinking like a Victim

“I took control of my life because I realized that nobody was going to come and save me.” Given the hardships he endured, Anthony Zuniga could have easily blamed others or chosen the wrong path.

Ilan Sinelnikov: What the Soviet Union Taught Me about Freedom 07:57
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Ilan Sinelnikov: What the Soviet Union Taught Me about Freedom

“I know that the truth is on my side.” Ilan Sinelnikov was the first in his family to be born in a free country—the first to grow up with freedom of speech and freedom of religion.

Vivek Ramaswamy: I Left Corporate America. Now I'm Fighting Its Woke Takeover 07:47
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Vivek Ramaswamy: I Left Corporate America. Now I'm Fighting Its Woke Takeover

Investor, entrepreneur, and biotech CEO Vivek Ramaswamy has lived the full arc of the American dream. As a first-generation American, he learned that hardship is not the same thing as victimhood.

Chris Elise: I’m a Pro Sports Photographer. Wokeism Is Ruining Sports 10:03
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Chris Elise: I’m a Pro Sports Photographer. Wokeism Is Ruining Sports

When athletes started kneeling for the national anthem, it went against everything NBA photographer Chris Elise knew to be true about America.

Tim Ballard: Fighting Sex Trafficking. America’s Children Are at Risk. 13:25
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Tim Ballard: Fighting Sex Trafficking. America’s Children Are at Risk.

A traumatic experience at a young age ignited a mission in Tim Ballard—to protect children from the dangerous world around them. He was trained by the Department of Homeland Security and now runs Operation Underground Railroad, one of the largest…

John Rich: How Wokeness Killed Country Music 14:25
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John Rich: How Wokeness Killed Country Music

“Wokeism in the entertainment industry has made its way to Nashville.” Freedom and creating art go hand-in-hand, and wokeism is destroying both.

Jonathan Isaac: Why I Refused to Kneel for the National Anthem 11:44
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Jonathan Isaac: Why I Refused to Kneel for the National Anthem

NBA player and bestselling author Jonathan Isaac never caved under pressure to kneel for the National Anthem. Growing up in the Bronx, NY, his parents taught him tenacity and integrity, yet an abrupt move at a young age started his struggle with…

David Zucker: Why Can’t Hollywood Take a Joke Anymore? 08:44
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David Zucker: Why Can’t Hollywood Take a Joke Anymore?

Writer, director, and producer David Zucker—best-known for the comedy classic “Airplane!” and the horror parody “Scary Movie” franchise—always wanted to make people laugh. But now, comedy is being destroyed by people with no sense of humor.

Kaya Jones: Speaking My Mind Cost Me a Lot. It Was Worth It. 08:03
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Kaya Jones: Speaking My Mind Cost Me a Lot. It Was Worth It.

Singer, producer, and former member of the Pussycat Dolls Kaya Jones walked away from fame and fortune to stay true to herself. After coming out as a conservative, no one in Hollywood would hire her.

Jaco Booyens: The Fight to Stop Sex Trafficking 08:03
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Jaco Booyens: The Fight to Stop Sex Trafficking

Jaco Booyens grew up in a family committed to protesting racial division under apartheid in South Africa. After the exploitation and trafficking of his young sister, he woke up to the reality of human trafficking and became an abolitionist.

Michele Tafoya: My Freedom to Speak Meant More than My Job 11:19
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Michele Tafoya: My Freedom to Speak Meant More than My Job

Why would Emmy-award-winning sportscaster Michele Tafoya walk away from her successful TV career? In this Stories of Us video, Michele shares about her remarkable achievements in sports journalism, the struggle to start her family, and never…

Jack Posobiec: My Fight to Expose the Media’s Woke Narrative 10:30
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Jack Posobiec: My Fight to Expose the Media’s Woke Narrative

Political correspondent, TV show host, and former Navy Reserve intelligence officer Jack Posobiec is worried about America. While sharing his story, Jack discusses why he got into politics as a career, the rising threat of China, the politicization…

Sarah Idan: Why Miss Iraq Supports America and Israel 12:00
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Sarah Idan: Why Miss Iraq Supports America and Israel

At the 2017 Miss Universe pageant, Miss Iraq Sarah Idan posted a photo with Miss Israel on social media as an expression of friendship and peace.

Alicia Dorado: From Leftist Political Staffer to Conservative Activist 07:20
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Alicia Dorado: From Leftist Political Staffer to Conservative Activist

Alicia Dorado used to work for the left as a Democratic political staffer. But PragerU videos helped change her mind. After witnessing blatant hypocrisy behind closed doors in the halls of Congress, she began to research alternative perspectives.

Lauren McAfee: The Struggles and Joys of Adoption 11:13
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Lauren McAfee: The Struggles and Joys of Adoption

Speaker and writer Lauren McAfee vulnerably shares her experiences with infertility, adoption, and loss. Growing up in a Christian family—the same family that founded Hobby Lobby and the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C.—instilled in her a…

Xaviaer DuRousseau: How I Accidentally Red-Pilled Myself 09:55
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Xaviaer DuRousseau: How I Accidentally Red-Pilled Myself

Former BLM activist Xaviaer DuRousseau marched in the George Floyd protests and preached the importance of being a “woke ally” until he stumbled onto PragerU videos.

Savanah Hernandez: Why I'll Never Stop Fighting for Free Speech 09:05
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Savanah Hernandez: Why I'll Never Stop Fighting for Free Speech

Big Tech has repeatedly tried to silence independent journalist Savanah Hernandez for covering political and cultural issues in America—from Antifa and the border crisis to trans athletes in women’s sports.

Reihan Salam: The Issue of Crime Made Me a Conservative 09:59
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Reihan Salam: The Issue of Crime Made Me a Conservative

Reihan Salam, president of the Manhattan Institute, never felt confined, constrained, or limited by his ethnic background. After being mugged at knifepoint, the police response to his call was a pivotal moment in his political education.

Julie Hartman: Thank You, Harvard, for Making Me a Conservative 10:03
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Julie Hartman: Thank You, Harvard, for Making Me a Conservative

Upon entering the halls of Harvard in 2018, Julie Hartman found herself going along with the leftist ideology invading academia. But that changed in the summer of 2020.

Chloe Cole: Transition Surgery Was the Biggest Mistake of My Life 10:05
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Chloe Cole: Transition Surgery Was the Biggest Mistake of My Life

Chloe Cole was celebrated by the transgender community after she decided she was born in the wrong body and had her healthy breasts surgically removed at age 15.

Landon Starbuck: Our Children Are Being Targeted. It’s Time to Fight Back. 08:35
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Landon Starbuck: Our Children Are Being Targeted. It’s Time to Fight Back.

As a young model and aspiring singer in Hollywood, Landon Starbuck faced pressure to meet unrealistic beauty standards, dress provocatively, and act inappropriately.

Axel Kaiser: How the Left Destroyed My Country 07:52
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Axel Kaiser: How the Left Destroyed My Country

Native Chilean Axel Kaiser witnessed a Marxist revolution overtake his beloved homeland in Latin America, reversing decades of prosperity the country once enjoyed thanks to a free market and leaders who enforced the rule of law.

Calley Means: Pharma, Food, Government — Follow the Money 09:37
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Calley Means: Pharma, Food, Government — Follow the Money

“Big Food” and “Big Pharma” insider Calley Means always wanted to effect positive change in public policy. As a former consultant in some of the most influential industries in America, Calley began to see how the government was negatively affecting…

Jennifer Sey: I Was an Executive at Levi's. They Fired Me for Opposing COVID Lockdowns. 11:15
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Jennifer Sey: I Was an Executive at Levi's. They Fired Me for Opposing COVID Lockdowns.

On her way to becoming the CEO of Levi Strauss, Jennifer Sey resigned after facing severe backlash for speaking her mind. As a mom of four, she criticized school lockdowns and remote learning for children during COVID.

Annabella Rockwell: I Entered College Happy. I Left Angry. 08:03
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Annabella Rockwell: I Entered College Happy. I Left Angry.

Annabella Rockwell was raised in an America-loving home but became indoctrinated with leftist ideology when she went away to college. But in the summer of 2020, Annabella saw the hypocrisy of her new leftist worldview and sought out a different…

Selina Lewis: Don't Tell Me How to Think Because I'm Black 07:42
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Selina Lewis: Don't Tell Me How to Think Because I'm Black

Raised in an apolitical home, Selina Lewis thought she disagreed with conservative ideas, but she had simply never been exposed to them before.

Alexis Wilkins: I Found My Voice in My Love for America 08:21
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Alexis Wilkins: I Found My Voice in My Love for America

Country music singer Alexis Wilkins writes and performs songs based in truth and patriotism. In a society plagued with instant gratification, Alexis aspires to serve as a guiding light for the younger generation, embracing the timeless values that…

Max Lugavere: The American Diet Is Making Us Sick 09:52
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Max Lugavere: The American Diet Is Making Us Sick

When Max Lugavere’s mom was diagnosed with a rare form of dementia at a young age, he became obsessed with unlocking the secrets of food and brain health. While seeking answers, Max uncovered shocking truths. Was his mother's condition preventable?

Joseph Alexander: I Survived the Holocaust but It Could Happen Again 08:14
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Joseph Alexander: I Survived the Holocaust but It Could Happen Again

Holocaust survivor Joseph Alexander was a young man when the Nazis exterminated 6 million innocent Jews during World War II. He reminds us why young people today must learn about the horrors of the Holocaust and the events leading up to it.

Marian Tupy: I Saw Communism with My Own Eyes 09:39
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Marian Tupy: I Saw Communism with My Own Eyes

Born and raised in post-WWII Czechoslovakia, Marian Tupy witnessed firsthand the devastation caused by communism. He left his homeland, became a U.S. citizen, and uses his experience to warn against the dangers of communism.

Jorge Masvidal: I Wouldn't Live Anywhere but America 07:35
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Jorge Masvidal: I Wouldn't Live Anywhere but America

MMA fighter Jorge Masvidal, a child of Cuban and Peruvian immigrants, has competed in fights all over the world. Proud of his Latin roots, Masvidal is even prouder to be an American patriot.

RaeLynn: Getting Married Was My Boldest Act of Rebellion 08:02
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RaeLynn: Getting Married Was My Boldest Act of Rebellion

An accomplished singer and songwriter, RaeLynn was told at an early age to prioritize career over family. In an act of rebellion, she got married at age 21 and started a family soon after.

Dr. Matthew Wielicki: I Refuse to Stay Silent about Climate Change 08:05
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Dr. Matthew Wielicki: I Refuse to Stay Silent about Climate Change

When Dr. Matthew Wielicki refused to stay silent about climate change and earth science, he became a professor-in-exile. Even though members of the scientific community routinely discuss the negative effects of irrational fear in private, they dare…

Sophia Salma Khalifa: My Life in Israel as an Arab Muslim 10:04
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Sophia Salma Khalifa: My Life in Israel as an Arab Muslim

"Israel gave me everything.” As an Arab Muslim growing up in Israel, Sophia witnessed firsthand the way non-Jews are treated: with respect, dignity, and full rights. Her life is proof that Arabs and Jews can live peacefully side by side.

Mesha Mainor: I Switched Parties Because of My Stance on Choice 07:37
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Mesha Mainor: I Switched Parties Because of My Stance on Choice

After witnessing the flaws in our system, Georgia State Representative Mesha Mainor made the incredible decision to leave her political party and say goodbye to the leftist policies destroying our inner cities.

Taylor Silverman: The Trans Movement Is Erasing Women in Sports 08:27
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Taylor Silverman: The Trans Movement Is Erasing Women in Sports

After losing to biological men in multiple skateboarding competitions, Taylor Silverman dared to speak out. Her courageous opposition to trans athletes destroying women’s sports triggered intense backlash, but she also received an unexpected…

Kuzzat Altay: The Country I Was Born in Wants to Kill Me 09:56
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Kuzzat Altay: The Country I Was Born in Wants to Kill Me

Born in China, Kuzzat Altay fled to the U.S. after the CCP threatened to kill him for his faith and ethnicity. Now an American citizen and successful businessman, Kuzzat advocates for the human rights of the Uyghur people and all those facing…

Riley Gaines: I Stood Up for All Women after Losing to a Man 08:43
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Riley Gaines: I Stood Up for All Women after Losing to a Man

After years of hard work, Riley Gaines made it to the NCAA Championship, but her dreams of winning were shattered when a low-ranked male swimmer who had changed his name to Lia Thomas entered the competition, destroying the opportunities of female…

Sage Brooks: Why I No Longer Feel Like a Victim 07:49
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Sage Brooks: Why I No Longer Feel Like a Victim

Rescued from foster care by her grandmother, Sage Brooks wrestled with anger and a victim mentality stemming from resentment toward her absent parents.

Judith Curry: Climate Scientists Can’t Intimidate Me 09:19
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Judith Curry: Climate Scientists Can’t Intimidate Me

A lifelong lover of earth sciences, Judith Curry has advocated for integrity and scientific truth since she was a child. Despite facing discrimination and bullying in a male-dominated field, Judith spoke out against the lies and manipulation of…

Mosab Hassan Yousef: My Father Founded Hamas 15:25
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Mosab Hassan Yousef: My Father Founded Hamas

Born in the West Bank to a Hamas founder, Mosab Hassan Yousef was groomed for a legacy of terror. But he made a dangerous choice to reject violence and escape the oppression and bloodshed inflicted by Hamas.

Tim Kennedy: We the People Need to Be Strong Again 09:22
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Tim Kennedy: We the People Need to Be Strong Again

Father, entrepreneur, and Green Beret Tim Kennedy has witnessed more evil than most Americans can imagine. After facing unspeakable horrors on multiple tours overseas, Tim firmly believes one thing above all else—society needs strong men.

Emily Austin: Gen Z Is Being Brainwashed to Hate America 05:17
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Emily Austin: Gen Z Is Being Brainwashed to Hate America

Sports journalist, media personality, and former Miss Universe judge Emily Austin uses her platform to boldly stand for truth. From speaking out about transgender athletes and pageant contestants to exposing how left-wing narratives on social media…

La Cirugía de Transición Fue El Peor Error de Mi Vida 10:12
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La Cirugía de Transición Fue El Peor Error de Mi Vida

Chloe Cole fue celebrada por la comunidad transgénero después de que decidió que había nacido en el cuerpo equivocado y le extirparon quirúrgicamente sus senos sanos a los 15 años.

Franklin Camargo: I Fled Venezuela to Fight for America 09:39
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Franklin Camargo: I Fled Venezuela to Fight for America

Born in Venezuela, Franklin Camargo and his family struggled to survive and prosper under socialism. After a family trip to the United States as a young boy, Franklin made it his goal to live in a capitalist society.

Johnny Walker: Fighting Alongside the Navy SEALs Is My Legacy 10:12
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Johnny Walker: Fighting Alongside the Navy SEALs Is My Legacy

Why would a native Iraqi risk everything to help America? After the U.S. invaded Iraq in 2003, “Johnny Walker” (a pseudonym to protect his identity) became an invaluable asset to the U.S. Navy SEALs, serving as an interpreter.

Nonie Darwish: My Father Founded the Original Hamas Militia 09:42
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Nonie Darwish: My Father Founded the Original Hamas Militia

Nonie Darwish is the daughter of a founding member of Hamas, the Muslim militant group based in Gaza. After her father was killed, Nonie and her family left Gaza and eventually relocated to America.

Justin Kite: A Teacher’s Fight for Students over a Failed System 09:26
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Justin Kite: A Teacher’s Fight for Students over a Failed System

A classical liberal committed to teaching young people, Justin Kite loved being a high school teacher. But as he witnessed gender and racial ideology being promoted over academic standards, Justin became increasingly disillusioned with the public…

Alina Habba: Do Feminists Support Strong Conservative Women? 07:50
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Alina Habba: Do Feminists Support Strong Conservative Women?

When former President Donald Trump reached out to Alina Habba to represent him in one of his legal battles, she was thrust into the political spotlight and gained remarkable insight into the corruption within our legal system.

Gad Saad: The Biggest Lesson I Learned from Escaping the Lebanese War 07:34
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Gad Saad: The Biggest Lesson I Learned from Escaping the Lebanese War

Raised in war-torn Beirut, Dr. Gad Saad witnessed the deep-seated hatred and violence of the Lebanese Civil War, which forced his family to flee to escape persecution. Now a leading expert on consumer behavior and societal trends, Dr.

Dr. Qanta Ahmed: Will Radical Islam Destroy the West? 09:35
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Dr. Qanta Ahmed: Will Radical Islam Destroy the West?

Born in London to Pakistani Muslim parents, Dr. Qanta Ahmed followed her calling as a physician in New York and Saudi Arabia. But after 9/11, her worldview shifted when she witnessed the shocking reactions of her Saudi colleagues celebrating the…

Konstantin Kisin: A Russian's Love Letter to the West 08:21
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Konstantin Kisin: A Russian's Love Letter to the West

Born in the Soviet Union, Konstantin Kisin saw how totalitarian regimes destroy lives and silence dissent. After fleeing to the UK, he developed a deep appreciation for the incredible freedoms and opportunities the West provides.

Andy Ngo: Why Antifa Almost Killed Me 07:33
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Andy Ngo: Why Antifa Almost Killed Me

Raised in Portland by Vietnamese refugees, Andy Ngo knows the dangers of left-wing radicalism. As a journalist, he was brutally assaulted by Antifa during a protest, leaving him with lasting injuries.

James Kaddis: I’m an Egyptian Pastor Who Supports Israel 06:24
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James Kaddis: I’m an Egyptian Pastor Who Supports Israel

Born in California to Egyptian Christian parents, James Kaddis comes from a family deeply rooted in ministry. A pastor for over 30 years, he warns that America is drifting from its biblical foundations and calls on Christians to defend the nation’s…

Glenn Jacobs: From the WWE to the Political Arena—Why I Never Give Up 08:57
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Glenn Jacobs: From the WWE to the Political Arena—Why I Never Give Up

Known to millions as WWE legend “Kane,” Glenn Jacobs has lived the American dream—rising from humble beginnings to become one of the most iconic professional wrestlers in the world.

Misha Petrov: From Left to Liberation 07:09
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Misha Petrov: From Left to Liberation

Misha Petrov believed what she was told—America was oppressive, the patriarchy controlled her life, and rejecting femininity was empowering.

Royce Gracie: The Champion's Mindset 08:42
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Royce Gracie: The Champion's Mindset

Born into the family that created Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Royce Gracie was destined to fight—but no one expected him to revolutionize martial arts. After immigrating to America, he became the first UFC champion, proving skill beats brute strength.

Winston Marshall: I Left Mumford & Sons and Found My Voice 08:39
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Winston Marshall: I Left Mumford & Sons and Found My Voice

He had it all—fame and success—with Mumford & Sons, one of the world’s biggest bands. But a single tweet changed everything. After praising Andy Ngo’s book on Antifa, Winston Marshall faced intense backlash, forcing him to choose: stay silent to…

Tom MacDonald: Rapped in Freedom 13:04
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Tom MacDonald: Rapped in Freedom

How did this small-town Canadian with face tattoos become the favorite rapper of conservatives? After struggling to find his path, Tom MacDonald found purpose in music.

Rawan Osman: How I Went from Hating Jews to Becoming One 10:01
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Rawan Osman: How I Went from Hating Jews to Becoming One

Rawan Osman grew up in Syria and Lebanon, where she was taught to hate Jews and fear Israel. But after moving to France, a chance encounter shattered everything she thought she knew.

Shabbos Kestenbaum: Why I Sued Harvard 10:40
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Shabbos Kestenbaum: Why I Sued Harvard

Shabbos Kestenbaum entered Harvard Divinity School seeking knowledge—but found intolerance, radical ideology, and institutional silence in the face of rising antisemitism.

Michael Malice: Is Anarchy the Solution? 08:56
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Michael Malice: Is Anarchy the Solution?

Born in the Soviet Union and raised in Brooklyn, Michael Malice always knew America offered something radically different: freedom. A self-described anarchist since childhood, Michael has spent his life questioning authority—from visiting North…

Jack Barsky: Insights from a KGB Spy 11:12
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Jack Barsky: Insights from a KGB Spy

Jack Barsky was a KGB spy living undercover in America. Born in Soviet-controlled East Germany, he was recruited by the KGB to infiltrate the U.S. government and gather intelligence.

Drago Dzieran: From Communist Prison to Navy SEAL 11:38
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Drago Dzieran: From Communist Prison to Navy SEAL

Born in communist Poland, Drago Dzieran went from political prisoner to proud American. Beaten, imprisoned, and hunted for resisting tyranny, he escaped to the U.S. with nothing but a bag of clothes and a dream.

Aaron Prager: Recovery from Drug Addiction 13:09
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Aaron Prager: Recovery from Drug Addiction

As the son of Dennis Prager, Aaron Prager was raised in a loving and values-driven home. But like so many young Americans, he took a dark turn.

The Silencing of Eve Barlow: When Honesty Becomes a Crime 12:39
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The Silencing of Eve Barlow: When Honesty Becomes a Crime

Eve Barlow rose to prominence as a celebrated music journalist, writing for some of the world’s most prestigious magazines and championing progressive causes.

Lara Logan: I Chose Resilience Over Defeat 11:09
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Lara Logan: I Chose Resilience Over Defeat

From apartheid-era South Africa to the front lines of global conflict, Lara Logan built her career exposing injustice wherever she found it.

Dinesh D'souza: What's So Great About America? 10:52
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Dinesh D'souza: What's So Great About America?

Raised in India as part of a small Christian minority, Dinesh D'souza came to America believing in its promise of freedom. After working in the Reagan White House and becoming a bestselling author, he produced one of the most-watched political…

Sam Sorbo: From Hollywood to Homeschool 09:11
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Sam Sorbo: From Hollywood to Homeschool

Sam Sorbo was on the fast track to a successful Hollywood career when life forced her to choose between ambition and family. After marrying actor Kevin Sorbo and walking away from major opportunities to care for him after his devastating strokes…

Sage Steele: I Left ESPN for Truth, Freedom, and Motherhood 14:10
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Sage Steele: I Left ESPN for Truth, Freedom, and Motherhood

Sage Steele spent nearly two decades at ESPN, rising to the top of sports media and living out her dream on the biggest stages. But as politics began to reshape the network—and after she spoke out on issues like race, free speech, and vaccine…

Larry Elder's Dad Raised a Man, a Sage, a Victor! 15:24
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Larry Elder's Dad Raised a Man, a Sage, a Victor!

Raised in South Central Los Angeles, Larry Elder built his life around a simple principle his father taught him: you get out of life what you put into it.

Jillian Michaels: It’s Really Simple to Lose Weight 11:43
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Jillian Michaels: It’s Really Simple to Lose Weight

Jillian Michaels went from an overweight and bullied teenager to one of the most recognizable fitness experts in America through the hit television show The Biggest Loser.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali: The Islamic Invasion of Christian Countries 15:33
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Ayaan Hirsi Ali: The Islamic Invasion of Christian Countries

Ayaan Hirsi Ali was raised as a devout Muslim and embraced Islamist ideology as a teenager. But after fleeing an arranged marriage and building a new life in the West, she began questioning everything she had been taught.

From Hollywood Writer to PragerU Co-Founder 13:17
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From Hollywood Writer to PragerU Co-Founder

Where did PragerU come from? The answer begins with the journey of its co-founder. Allen Estrin shares how the lessons he learned in Hollywood, the values that shaped his worldview, and a life-changing friendship with Dennis Prager helped transform…

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