Dennis Prager

Last November, Dennis Prager, the longtime nationally syndicated radio host, author, lecturer and founder of PragerU, fell and suffered a serious spinal injury. He underwent an operation and, as of several weeks ago, was unable to move his arms and legs and unable to speak and breathe without a ventilator. He can now breathe without assistance. He can now speak, and with practically the same…

For the second time this year, Google kicked PragerU’s app from its Play Store. But MRC Free Speech America Vice President Dan Schneider noted that the search giant’s quick reversal of this flagrant censorship reveals that Google has some deep concerns about its future.

Google whipped out the feeble whoopsie, my bad excuse  after it got ripped to shreds for banning educational nonprofit PragerU.

NBC News went in on PragerU, depicting the conservative educational nonprofit as scary disinformers threatening to upend our nation’s noble and besieged public education system. But in order to do so, NBC News engaged in active disinformation by depicting a family of entrenched public school advocates as a regular family.

PragerU founder Dennis Prager proclaimed that freedom of speech is critically important and that without it “freedom dies.”

An independent fact-checker has instructed readers to “proceed with caution” when viewing content from PragerU. NewsGuard described itself as “The Internet Trust Tool,” and claimed it rates websites for truth and credibility. NewsGuard gave PragerU a rating of 57 out of 100.

A new Anti-Defamation League study labels conservative commentators and members of the “Intellectual Dark Web” as “gateways” to extremist content.