PragerU

How would you like to learn a lot... in a short amount of time? A major infusion of knowledge in, say, five minutes? And what if those five minutes distilled the best ideas of some of the best minds in the world? Sound like something that might interest you? If so, you've come to the right place. At Prager University, five minutes is all the time we need to communicate many of the most important ideas in life. No less an authority than Abraham Lincoln confirms this view. His Gettysburg Address, widely considered the most important speech in American history, is all of 272 words -- less than a third the length of our courses. The trick is clarity. All of our courses are clear, as well as concise and on point. Just as a shot of espresso boosts your energy, a shot of Prager University boosts your brain. Because not only will you have more knowledge -- you will have more wisdom. If you think I'm exaggerating, there's an easy way to find out. Just watch a course... Knowledge. Wisdom. Clarity. That's Prager University.

What makes America different? Specifically, what makes American values different? And why are those values struggling to gain traction in today's environment, whether in media, entertainment, or academia? In five-minute videos with some of the world's best thinkers, PragerU reaches tens of millions of people per year and explains what makes the United States and its values unique. In this short video narrated by our founder, Dennis Prager, learn about PragerU's mission, vision, and promise.

What impact does PragerU have? When it comes to Americans' views on politics, culture, economics, and religion, how big of a difference can five-minute videos make? Founder and president Dennis Prager explains.

America is in jeopardy. Not from external enemies, but from elites in the media, academia and Hollywood who hold America in contempt. Can we win this war of ideas? Yes, but it won't be easy. Dennis Prager explains.

Michelle Rhee, school choice advocate, and former chancellor of Washington, D.C.'s public schools joins Elisha Krauss to discuss the school choice movement.

Public school teacher and school choice advocate Rebecca Friedrichs joins Elisha Krauss to discuss school choice and her Supreme Court case, "Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association."

The Wall Street Journal's Bret Stephens joins Jared Sichel to discuss why the Arab world is lagging so far behind, and to opine on the Trump White House's foreign policy.

Dennis, Gloria, and Felipe discuss socialism in Latin America and how to show its young citizens that there's a proven path to prosperity and freedom.

Pop artist Joy Villa joins us to discuss why she wore a "Make America Great Again" dress to the Grammy Awards, Hollywood's suppressive attitude, and how coming out as a Trump supporter has impacted her career.