In his first in-person speaking appearance since the catastrophic fall that left him paralyzed, @DennisPrager 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 he has every reason to feel like one. WATCH ⬇️ l.prageru.com/4hSJWOS
"I would pay them" he says.
So pay them. Don't wait! Or is this just virtue signaling?
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby tells the New York Times that "wealth inequality has become a danger to our society" and must be addressed.
"We should have a national wealth tax... we should have inheritance taxes that get close to 100 percent at some level. I would pay them."
(nytimes.com/2026/10/18/busin…)
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Paralyzed for nearly two years, Conservative radio talk show host and cofounder of PragerU Dennis Prager gives an inspiring first speech after his catastrophic injury.
Many people underestimated him, but he overcame adversity, and is still able to work a few hours each day.
Not many people in his physical condition could do this.
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Dennis Prager gives powerful speech after a severe spinal cord injury left him paralyzed.
“The doctor told my wife and my son that I should be given palliative care to make my end painless and peaceful.”
Despite being paralyzed, the PragerU founder has revealed he has since gone on to write a “commentary on Leviticus” despite the challenges he has faced.
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Dennis Prager fell and was left PARALYZED.
Now he's back on stage for the first time, speaking to a packed room in Miami.
No self-pity.
No victim talk.
He celebrates the wins, like breathing without a ventilator.
Gratitude. Faith. Purpose.
Watch his first speech back 👇
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I’d like to bring somebody on my show to discuss what is happening in Nigiria. If anybody out there is willing to be a voice for our Christian brothers and sisters in Africa please DM me or recommend a speaker.
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Don't Feel Sorry for Me
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NEW RELEASE: Liel Leibovitz on the Biblical Covenant Connecting America and Israel
Are America and Israel fighting parallel battles to preserve their existential and moral foundations? Israeli writer and commentator @liel joins @marissastreit discuss the political and spiritual divisions shaping both nations. From Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel's controversial judicial reforms to the aftermath of October 7 and the future of Zionism, Leibovitz explains why Israel is confronting a fundamental question about its identity: Should it be a secular state for Jews or a Jewish state rooted in biblical principles? He also explores how the Hebrew Bible influenced America's Founding Fathers, why both nations must renew their commitment to their moral foundations, and what happens when societies lose sight of the values that unite them.
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Dennis Prager is back on stage. Good to see.
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The American spirit loves great achievements.
An American is someone who, when seeing a neighbor's expensive new car, wants to make enough money to buy an expensive new car.
An anti-American is someone who resents his neighbor for having a nicer car.
Lions vs. Scavengers
MANY young women have been sold a lie.
As a mother of three and CEO of @prageru, I can tell you that nothing in my life has been more meaningful than having children.
I worry that too many young women are being sold the lie that motherhood will hold them back. The truth is, the most meaningful things in life are often the hardest because they force us to grow.
Motherhood does exactly that.
I wrote about our motherhood crisis for the Washington Examiner. I hope you share it with your girls.
washingtonexaminer.com/resto…
NEW RELEASE: How A Former Neo-Nazi Overcame His Addiction to Hate
He was a neo-Nazi skinhead, became a reverend in a racist pseudo-church, and led a wolf pack of violent extremists through the streets of Milwaukee. So what got him out?
In this episode of American Recovery, @theaaronprager sits down with former violent extremist Arno Michaelis to explore how hatred can become addictive—and how people can escape it.
Arno shares how bullying, thrill-seeking, alcoholism, and violence led him into white-power music, neo-Nazi ideology, and the white nationalist skinhead movement. He explains why hatred gave him identity, belonging, and a rush—and why it ultimately left him isolated and miserable.
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