Tag Archives: Prager University

Why Does America Spend So Much on Israel?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: December 10, 2018

With so much that must be done at home in the United States, why does America send so much of its resources to Israel? It’s a fair question, but according to U.S. Gen Chuck Wald, America doesn’t spend enough on Israel. Watch to understand why.

Posted in America, Hamas, Hizbullah, IslamoNazis, Israel, Israel Defense Forces, Politics, Prager University | Also tagged America, America's Security, General Chuck Wald, Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran, Israel, Middle East, Venture Capital, Weapons Technology | Leave a comment

Who Needs Feminism?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: November 26, 2018

There’s no easier way for a public figure to evoke the media’s fury than to announce he’s not a feminist. But in this video Andrew Klavan, best-selling author and host of The Andrew Klavan Show announces he’s proudly anti-feminist. No, Klavan doesn’t “hate women,” he just hates that modern feminism has bullied us all into […]

Posted in Feminism, Liberal Fascism, Politics, Prager University, Progressive Democrats, Propaganda War | Also tagged Andrew Klavan, Feminism, Rosie the Riveter, Toxic Feminism | Leave a comment

Lincolna and Thanksgiving: The Origin of an American Holiday

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: November 19, 2018

The very first Thanksgiving happened almost 400 years ago – long before the nation was born. How did it evolve into America’s quintessential national holiday? Credit largely goes to two people – one, a name you know; the other, you’ve probably never heard – but should. Melanie Kirkpatrick, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, gives […]

Posted in Abraham Lincoln, America, Dennis Prager, Holidays, Prager University, Thanksgiving | Also tagged Abraham Lincoln, Melanie Kirkpatrick, Thanksgiving | 1 Response

Building Resilience: 5 Ways to a Better Life

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: November 14, 2018

In case you hadn’t noticed, life is difficult and unpredictable. So, how do you move forward in such a complex and confusing world? UCLA Medical School psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Marmer offers 5 tips for coping with life’s unwelcome surprises.

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Hamilton: The Man Who Invented America

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: November 5, 2018

Alexander Hamilton: You know the name, but what do you know about the man? Joseph Tartakovsky, senior fellow at the Claremont Institute, details how Hamilton took a country with no past and envisioned its future.

Posted in Alexander Hamilton, America, History, Politics, Prager University | Also tagged Aaron Burr, Alexander Hamilton, America, Founding Fathers, George Washington, Joseph Tartakovsky | 1 Response

The American Trinity: The Three Values That Make America Great

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: October 22, 2018

Nearly every country on Earth is defined by race or ethnicity. Not America. What makes the United States different? Dennis Prager outlines the values that have allowed the American people to flourish and, unlike immigrants almost everywhere else, transformed those who arrived from across the globe into full Americans—regardless of where they were born.

Posted in America, Big Government, Dennis Prager, Prager University | Also tagged 1776, America, Dennis Prager, Equality, Ethnic Origins, European Values, In God We Trust, Liberty, Moral Values, Out of Many One, Racial Identity, Values | Leave a comment

What’s Wrong with Government-Run Healthcare?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: October 15, 2018

If you get sick or suffer a serious injury, you not only want medical care, you want quality medical care. What’s the best way to get it? Through a government-run program like Medicare for All or through our current free market system? Stanford policy expert Lanhee Chen has the answer in this video from Prager […]

Posted in America, Big Government, Health Care | Also tagged Big Government, Biomedical Research, Bureacrats, Canada, Emergency Rooms, Freedom, health care, Illness, Innovation, Medicare, National Health Care, National Health Service, Private Sector, Quality Health Care, Single Payer, taxes, United Kingdom, Utopia | 2 Responses

Goodbye, Columbus Day

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: October 8, 2018

Even though it remains a national holiday, many cities no longer celebrate Columbus Day. They celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day instead. What’s behind the switch? Contrary to what you might think, it’s not about paying homage to America’s original inhabitants. Steven Crowder, host of Louder with Crowder, explains.

Posted in America, Columbus Day, Prager University | Also tagged 1492, America, Columbus Day, Steven Crowder, Western Civilization | Leave a comment

Why Do Wages Rise?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: October 3, 2018

Many people believe the only path to higher wages is to put in more work hours, but there are actually many economic factors that go into deciding the number on each worker’s paycheck. Watch this short video to learn more!

Posted in Economy, Free Market, Prager University | Also tagged Business, Competition, Economics, Free Market, GDP, Labor Market, Money, Wage Growth, Wages | 1 Response

Who Is Karl Marx?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: September 26, 2018

When writing The Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx thought he was providing a road to utopia, but everywhere his ideas were tried, they resulted in catastrophe and mass murder. In this video, Paul Kengor, Professor of Political Science at Grove City College, illuminates the life of the mild-mannered 19th Century German whose ideas led to the […]

Posted in Big Government, Marxism, Paul Kengor, Politics, Prager University | Also tagged Brute Force, China, Communism, Communist Manifesto, Das Kapital, Democracy, Engels, Famine, Freedom, Karl Marx, Lenin, Mao, Mass Murder, North Korea, Pol Pot, private property, Soviet Union, Stalin, Terror | 1 Response

What is Hezbollah?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: September 20, 2018

When listing the world’s most notorious terrorist organizations, why is it that Al-Qaeda, ISIS and Boko Haram so quickly spring to mind, while Hezbollah is frequently forgotten? In this video, Tony Badran, Research Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, explains how the backing of Iran has served to legitimize Hezbollah on the world […]

Posted in Hizbullah, Iran, Islamic Terror, IslamoNazi Kidnappings, IslamoNazis, Israel, Jew-haters, Jew-hatred, Lebanon, Prager University, Saudi Arabia, Terrorism | Also tagged Beirut, Drug Dealers, Hezbollah, Islam, IslamoNazis, Lebanon, Tony Badran | Leave a comment

What is Net Neutrality?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: September 12, 2018

For months, it seemed nearly every media figure was in hysterics over the impending repeal of net neutrality. Then, net neutrality was repealed… and nothing much changed. So what exactly is net neutrality, and why do so many people have such strong opinions about something they don’t understand? Jon Gabriel, editor-in-chief of Ricochet.com cuts […]

Posted in Big Government, Net Neutrality, Prager University | Also tagged Jon Gabriel, Net Neutrality | Leave a comment

Left or Liberal?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: September 3, 2018

Tell the average American you’re a liberal and they’ll assume you’re on the political left. Yet, leftists and liberals hold very different positions on key issues. In this video, Dennis Prager explains how the tenets of liberalism – like a belief in capitalism and free speech – have more in common with conservatism than […]

Posted in America, Big Government, Capitalism, Free Speech, Liberal Fascism, Prager University, Rascism | Also tagged Abraham Lincoln, Alan Dershowitz, Borders, Capitalism, Dennis Prager, Free Speech, Hate Speech, Identity Politics, Judeo/Christian Civilization, Left, Liberal, Nationalism, Open Borders, Patriotism, Racial Segragation, Socialism, Superman, Tech Companies, Western Civilization | 3 Responses

A Nation of Immigrants

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: August 20, 2018

The common narrative today is that after decades of globalism, hard-hearted Americans now seek to close the nation’s borders to new immigrants. But the truth is that the United States maintains the most generous immigration policies in the world. However, as CRTV host and author of “Invasion” and “Sold Out” Michelle Malkin explains, a […]

Posted in America, Illegal Immigration, Immigration, Prager University | Also tagged Borders, chain migration, Diversity Visa Lottery, eVerify, Illegal Aliens, Illegal Immigration, Immigration, Lady Liberty, Michelle Malkin | Leave a comment

What Was the Cold War?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: August 13, 2018

The decades-long “Cold War” (1947-1989) between the United States and the Soviet Union was so named because the two global powers never came to direct blows. Yet, the war was not without its victims. In fact, millions of Cubans, Koreans and Vietnamese suffered under Communist tyranny. In this video, Renowned British historian Andrew Roberts […]

Posted in America, Politics, Prager University, Soviet Union | Also tagged Andrew Roberts, Cold War, Cuba, Korea, Vietnam | Leave a comment

Make Men Masculine Again

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: August 6, 2018

Rape, murder, war – all have one thing in common: Men. The solution seems simple: make men less toxic – make men less masculine. In this video, Allie Stuckey, Host of “Allie” on CRTV & “Relatable” podcast, explains why demonizing masculinity is not the solution, but the problem.

Posted in Family, Feminism, Prager University, Rape | Also tagged Allie Stuckey, Anti-Male, Bad Men, Dennis Prager, Fatherless Homes, Good Men, masculinity, Men, Murder, Rape, Real Men, The Abolition of Man, Toxic Feminism, Toxic Masculinity, Tyranny, War, Women | Leave a comment

Public Union: Public Enemy

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: July 16, 2018

Public-sector unions have been gaming the political system for decades, bankrupting whole cities and plunging states into massive debt. How did this happen and can it be stopped? Akash Chougule, senior policy fellow for Americans for Prosperity, has the answers in this sobering video from Prager University.

Posted in Prager University, Unions | Also tagged Akash Chougule, Collective Bargaining, FDR, Firefighters, JFK, Pension Plans, Police, Public Unions, Public-Sector Unions, Sanitation Workers, Tax Payers, Teachers, Union Friendly Politicians | 1 Response

So, You Think You’re Tolerant?

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: July 9, 2018

Are you tolerant? You probably think so. But who is tolerant in America today? Is it those on the left, or those on the right? In this video, Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report analyzes this question and shares his experience.

Posted in America, Prager University | Also tagged Antifa Thugs, Dave Rubin, Liberal Intolerance, maxine waters, Men, Pursuit of Happiness, Tolerance, Women | 3 Responses

American Media, Soviet Tactics

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: July 2, 2018

The job of a journalist is to report facts, add context where necessary, and leave it to the consumer to decide what he thinks. In this video, James O’Keefe, founder and president of Project Veritas, explains why fewer and fewer people trust modern-day “journalism.”

Posted in Media, New York Times, Prager University, Propaganda War | Also tagged Journalism, Leftist Media, Media Bias, New York Times | 1 Response

What is Intersectionality

By Robert J. Avrech | Published: June 18, 2018

Intersectionality is the newest fad in political activism. What is it? Who’s involved? And, what does it even mean? Nobody is better prepared to answer these questions than Daily Wire editor-in-chief and podcast sensation, Ben Shapiro. He breaks it all down in this invaluable video.

Posted in America, Intersectionality, Prager University | Also tagged Ben Shapiro, Intersectionality | 1 Response

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About Me
Robert J. Avrech
Los Angeles, California
I'm an Emmy Award winning screenwriter. I'm also an observant Jew, a religious Zionist, a conservative Republican, and a member of the NRA. I've been writing and producing in Hollywood for over twenty-five years. But the focus of my life is my family: my radiant wife, Karen—with whom I have been in love with since I was nine years-old—and my two daughters, who, thankfully, look like Karen. Not too long ago, we had three children. But our son, Ariel, died at the age of twenty-two from cancer. We miss him terribly. We think about him practically every minute of every day. People tell us that time heals, but Karen and I know this is not true. Time grinds away doing its terrible work. Ariel is gone. Yet absence becomes presence.

Ariel Chaim Avrech, ZT'L, May His Righteous Memory be a Blessing.
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Fifteenth: June 10, 2018
Jackie Danicki: “Confessions of a Convert: A Humbling, Joyful Journey to Judaism.”

Blog Post | Audio: (94 MB)

Fourteenth: June 11, 2017
Daniel Greenfield: “Fighting Anti-Semitism and Defending Israel in the Age of BDS.”

Blog Post | Audio: (100 MB)

Thirteenth: May 22, 2016Ben Shapiro: “How You Can Save Israel”

Blog Post | Audio: (70 MB)

Twelfth: June 7, 2015
Larry Elder: “The New Black Anti-Semitism”

Blog Post | Audio: (100 MB)

Eleventh: June 8, 2014
Michael Medved: “Shifting Alliances: Why Liberals No Longer Reliably Support Israel — And Conservatives Do.”

Blog Post | Audio: (97MB)

Tenth: June 9, 2013
David Horowitz: “The War Against Judaism on the University Campus.”

Blog Post | Audio: (16MB)

Ninth: June 3, 2012
Joel B. Pollak: “The Mainstream Media’s Betrayal of Israel.”

Blog Post | Audio: (15MB)

Eighth: June 5, 2011
Yossi Klein Halevi: “What is Expected of a Survivor People: Lessons My Father Taught Me.”

Blog Post | Audio: (18MB)

Seventh: June 13, 2010
Dennis Prager: “Happiness is a Mitzvah, Not an Emotion.”

Blog Post | Audio: (80MB)

Sixth: June 21, 2009
Rabbi Steven Pruzansky: “Conformity in Jewish Life: Vice, Virtue or Affectation?”

Blog Post | Audio: (64MB)

Fifth: June 15, 2008
Rabbi Dr. Gil S. Perl: “What Was the Rosh Yeshiva Reading: Intellectual Openness in 19th Century Lithuania.”

Blog Post | Audio: (70MB)
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