Stories of Us

Jan 28 2025 72 ep. 9 mins 12
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People from all walks of life share personal stories and their love for American values.

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

Jan 28 2025 8 mins  
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. Now serving as mayor of Knox County, Tennessee, Glenn is on a new mission: to fight for the values that make America great and ensure future generations achieve their own dreams. Learn more about

James Kaddis: I’m an Arab Pastor Who Supports Israel

Jan 14 2025 7 mins  
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 founding values, stand with Israel, and boldly speak truth in a world that desperately needs to hear it. Learn more about your ad cho

Alina Habba: Do Feminists Support Strong Conservative Women?

Dec 19 2024 8 mins  
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. As a successful lawyer, businesswoman, and the daughter of immigrants fighting for justice, why wasn’t Alina embraced by feminists who claim to support fem

Andy Ngo: Why Antifa Almost Killed Me

Dec 19 2024 8 mins  
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. Despite relentless threats, Andy continues to defend America and expose the violent agenda of the radical left through fearless journalism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit meg

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

Dec 10 2024 9 mins  
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. Now an author, comedian, and co-host of the Triggernometry podcast, Konstantin speaks out against woke censorship and the vilification of Western values.

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

Nov 26 2024 10 mins  
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 attacks. Dr. Ahmed shares how those moments opened her eyes and set her on a journey to confront the dangers of radical Islam. Learn more

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

Nov 08 2024 8 mins  
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. Saad warns Americans that our freedoms are fragile—only one generation away from being lost. To preserve the liberties that keep our nation strong,

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

Oct 08 2024 10 mins  
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 school system. When he stumbled on a PragerU video, he was inspired to discover an alternate way to teach kids the truth about history an

Nonie Darwish: My Father Founded the Original Hamas Militia

Oct 01 2024 10 mins  
Nonie Darwish is the daughter of a founding member of Hamas, the militant group based in Gaza. After her father was killed, Nonie and her family left Gaza and eventually relocated to America. She has watched in dismay as America and other Western nations permit pro-Hamas protests and allow misinformation about Israel and the Jewish community to spread. She speaks out in hope that p

Johnny Walker: Fighting with the Navy SEALs Is My Legacy

Aug 28 2024 10 mins  
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 an elite unit of the U.S. Navy SEALs, serving as an interpreter. He completed thousands of missions and saved countless lives. His extraordinary bravery not only changed his own destiny but also secure