Dennis Prager: The Speech I Would Have Given at AmFest 2025 | Fireside Chat | PragerU
Fireside Chat with Dennis Prager | PragerUShow Notes
PragerU CEO Marissa Streit asks Dennis Prager what he would have spoken about at AmFest 2025 and his reaction to the speeches at the TPUSA conference. Dennis outlines what he calls the American Trinity—“In God We Trust,” “E Pluribus Unum,” and “Liberty”—and explains why these values are the foundation of American conservatism. They also discuss loyalty versus friendship, morality over kinship, and Dennis’s warning about the rise of antisemitism in the West and its devastating impact on societies throughout history.
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