A young social media influencer harasses a Red Baron worker, and the interaction goes totally viral…What does all of that tell us about our politics? Plus, Barack Obama’s FBI reportedly found evidence that Ilhan Omar married her brother, and Bari Weiss goes to war with her own Left-wing newsroom. - - - 🍿 Daily Wire's new film "Confession" will play in 100 theaters across the United States on Wednesday Nov. 11th at 7pm local time. For DailyWire members only. Find a theater near you: https://www.dailywire.com/findtheater 🗳️ Election Wire has been launched! Fill out your Daily Wire Midterm Pick'em game: https://www.dailywire.com/election-game 📕 Andrew Klavan's new novel "Find Me Nowhere" is now available: https://dwplus.shop/FindMeNowhere
Elon Musk’s flying Tesla is a robust defense of free markets... and Democrats want to destroy both Elon and capitalism; Abdul El-Sayed is out pandering to black voters in Michigan; and Tucker Carlson admits to some bizarre equine interests. - - - The Real History of Communism: The Russian Revolution is now available to watch on Youtube and DailyWire: https://dwplus.watch/RealHistoryCommunism
Karl Marx’s ideas still shape American politics, from the Democratic Socialists of America to the populist right’s growing attacks on free markets. Ben Shapiro breaks down what Marx actually believed, how Marxism works, why the DSA still uses its framework, and where figures like Tucker Carlson increasingly echo the same economic and political arguments.
The early 1900s belonged to big business, especially after World War I. Giant corporations came to dominate the economy and many believed that the age of the lone inventor and entrepreneur was over. Austrian economist Joseph Schumpeter believed differently. In this episode of Economic Game Changers, teens explore Schumpeter’s famous idea of “creative destruction” and discover why entrepreneurs—not established businesses or economic stability—drive innovation and growth.
In honor of Labor Day, Ben Shapiro reacts to communist TikToks explaining why everything bad in your life is apparently the fault of billionaires, capitalism, and your boss. Celebrate owning your own labor by watching TikTok commies explain why you shouldn’t.
Dennis Prager sits down with PragerU Co-Founder and Executive Director Allen Estrin to unpack a CBS poll showing that 58% of Democrats now view socialism favorably. They ask why an ideology that has caused tremendous death and suffering continues to appeal to so many Americans. Dennis also answers questions about raising moral children, the meaning behind the national motto “In God We Trust,” and what Dennis has in mind for his next book.
Titans on Tomorrow Ep. 2 with guest Steve Ballmer Presented by Cardiff: https://cardiff.co/ben The AI revolution is upon us and it’s changing the world fast. Steve Ballmer has seen this movie before—he took over Microsoft the same year most households got their first computer and stayed CEO through the mobile phone revolution that Microsoft famously lost to Apple and Google. He has A LOT to say about the investment, innovation, job displacement, dangers, and opportunities flying at us on the road to Superintelligence. In Episode 2 of Titans on Tomorrow, Ben Shapiro and Steve Ballmer talk about how companies are harnessing AI to explode productivity, how individual employees can make themselves invaluable by becoming AI natives, and the scary extremes we need to be working NOW to prevent as this technological revolution continues to unfold. Steve Ballmer was employee #30 at Microsoft, CEO from 2000-2014, and remains its largest individual shareholder and one of the richest men in the world. He is the owner of the L.A. Clippers and founder of USAFacts.
Do your daily decisions matter to the economy? In the early 1900s, an economist named Ludwig von Mises argued that they do! At a time when collectivism was engulfing Europe, Mises argued for individual choices, limited government, and private property—not centrally planned outcomes dreamed up by bureaucrats. In this episode of Economic Game Changers, teens meet Mises, an early leader of the “Austrian School of Economics” and one of the minds behind an important economic breakthrough: people and their choices make all the difference.
57 min
1h
14 min
32 min
8 min
12 min
5 min
33 min
50 min
7 min
.png)
.png)
