Since 2021, over 8.7 million illegal immigrants have entered the United States. Over 340 of them were on the terrorist watchlist—and those are only the ones we know about! Aldo travels to Beverly Hills and Compton to ask residents who has a right to be in this country and whether those who have broken federal law by entering the U.S. illegally should be deported.


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Should Illegal Immigrants Be Deported? Compton vs. Beverly Hills

Is the gender-neutral term “Latinx” more inclusive than the masculine “Latino” and feminine “Latina”? Aldo Buttazzoni asks students at UCLA what they think, while Franklin Camargo visits Olvera Street in Los Angeles to ask Spanish speakers how they feel about the term “Latinx.”

Should We Use the Term “Latinx”?: UCLA Students vs. Latinos

What makes someone a “real” man or woman? Aldo visits the Venice Beach Boardwalk to ask questions that make people visibly squirm—if trans women are women, why not date one? Does refusing to date a trans man make you transphobic? Watch as people struggle to answer, and decide for yourself: is it just personal preference, or is there a more fundamental reason why a trans person might not be your “cup of tea”?

Would You Date a Trans Person?

Schools, universities, and sports associations allow biological males who identify as women to compete against female athletes, despite their natural physical advantages in strength and speed. Aldo hits the streets of Hollywood to ask people to sign a petition to save women’s sports from the trans agenda.

Should Men Be Allowed in Women’s Sports?

In a recent decision, the Supreme Court ruled in Murthy v. Missouri that social media companies censoring speech on their platforms does not violate First Amendment rights. Aldo hits the streets of Washington, D.C., to find out what people think about this case and whether Big Tech should have the power to censor speech online.

Should Big Tech Censor Speech?

With U.S. federal spending ballooning out of control, do you know where your tax dollars are going? Aldo travels to Washington, D.C., to find out what people think about the wasteful programs their hard-earned money is funding and whether politicians are out of touch with the voters they serve.


Is the Government Wasting Your Tax Dollars?

During a recent anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian demonstration in Washington D.C., protestors burned American and Israeli flags and defaced monuments with graffiti. Aldo traveled to the nation’s capital to engage with both pro-Palestinian demonstrators and pro-Israel counter-protestors and find out what motivates these two opposing sides.

Can You Spot the Difference between Pro-Palestinian and Pro-Israel Protestors?

Despite California spending $24 billion over the past five years, homelessness has increased by 40%. Aldo visits Santa Monica to ask residents and homeless people whether high housing costs or a lack of resources are to blame, and what they think needs to be done to fix the homeless crisis.

Would Million-Dollar Apartments Fix Homelessness?

There has been ongoing debate in the U.S. about vaccine mandates and the media's role in conveying information. Aldo asks people in Compton, California if they regret getting—or not getting—the COVID vaccine, how media narratives influenced their decision, and whether they consider the media a trustworthy source of reliable information.

Do You Regret Getting the Jab?

School shootings have sparked heated debates over gun control and whether properly vetted and trained teachers should be allowed to carry firearms on campus. Aldo visits UCLA to ask people why most mass shootings occur in gun-free zones and whether teachers should be armed to protect the children they teach.

Should Teachers Carry Guns in Schools?

With over 19 million illegal aliens in the U.S. and millions potentially registered to vote illegally, should ID be required at the polls? Aldo visits Santa Monica to ask people what they think about voter ID laws and whether illegal immigrants should be allowed to vote.

Should Illegal Immigrants Be Allowed to Vote?

Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in America over 150 years ago. With all the progress made in the United States to end racism and advance civil rights, why are some people advocating for resegregation, including black-only dormitories, classrooms, and graduation ceremonies? Aldo asks students at California State University, Northridge if they support segregating universities, starting with housing.

Would You Sign a Petition for White-Only Housing?

It's Pride Month, but with one-third of the year now dedicated to LGBTQIA+ national holidays, what does “Pride” even mean? Aldo travels to West Hollywood to ask people what they think of Pride Month and whether the overt sexualization of the LGBTQ movement has gone too far.

Has the LGBTQ Movement Gone Too Far?

Being a mom is perhaps the most important job a woman can have. But in many ways, woke culture has minimized the special role mothers have in society. In this special Mother’s Day episode, Aldo travels to Brentwood, CA to ask people what they think a mother is and if the current culture is erasing motherhood.

What Is a Mother?

Why are so many residents fleeing California while many people are flocking to Florida? Are the divergent policies of the Golden State and the Sunshine State really to blame for the population shift? Aldo speaks to residents of Florida and California to find out how they feel about living in their home state and if they could ever be persuaded to relocate across the country.

Which State Is Better? California vs. Florida

The civil rights movement of the 1960s dreamed of a colorblind society. Today, there are calls for a “black national anthem” and even black-only dorms at universities. If young people support modern-day segregation, would they approve separate water fountains for blacks and whites? Aldo visits UCLA to find out.

Would You Sign a Petition to Bring Back Segregation?

When you hear “America First,” what comes to mind? Aldo travels to UCLA and Arizona State University to ask students if they think this term denotes patriotism, racism, or something else entirely. Do young people in Los Angeles and Phoenix have the same opinion when it comes to putting “America First”? Watch to find out.

Is "America First" Racist?: UCLA vs. ASU

PragerU hits the streets to find out what Americans think about important issues.

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