Show Notes
As America celebrates 250 years of freedom, one question towers above the rest:
Do we still know who we are?
Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy joins Erick Stakelbeck to discuss her bestselling new book, All American Patriotism, and why America is facing a profound identity crisis after decades of attacks on our history, faith, and founding principles.
Rachel explains how generations of Americans grew up loving their country—even while recognizing its imperfections—but warns that today's students are increasingly being taught to see America only through the lens of division, oppression, and grievance. She argues that recovering our national identity begins at home, with parents reclaiming the responsibility of teaching the next generation the true story of America.
At a time when patriotism is often under attack, this conversation is a timely reminder of what has made America the greatest force for freedom in history—and why that legacy is worth defending.
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