Fireside Chat with Dennis Prager | PragerU
May 18, 2026 · 35 min · 15 segments
Dennis Prager joins PragerU CEO Marissa Streit to discuss the collapse of California, whether Los Angeles can be saved, and how the Red-Green Alliance between communists and Islamists is attacking the…
Dennis PragerGuest
Marissa StreitHost
I had gone to the state and one of the cities in that state that was identified in America's mind with freedom.
Come and be yourself, do whatever you like as long as it's legal, and [scoffs] that's how I felt.
I remember looking at JFK when my first time going to Los Angeles, and I remember looking up American Airlines, I think it was flight one, and I saw Los Angeles.
And now California and Los Angeles are associated with, with homeless, with fecal matter in the streets, with encampments of destitute people, with crime, with people exiting the state, with Hollywood moving to Atlanta and elsewhere.
It- it's, it's the first time in California history more people left than came in, and the people coming in are frequently illegals.
But what does it take people to awaken to what's happened in their city that, that he now has just a chance? And then in the governor, oh my God, all its regulations and, and, and what it's done, and the fires, uh, that it didn't handle.
I had gone to the state and one of the cities in that state that was identified in America's mind with freedom.
Come and be yourself, do whatever you like as long as it's legal, and [scoffs] that's how I felt.
I remember looking at JFK when my first time going to Los Angeles, and I remember looking up American Airlines, I think it was flight one, and I saw Los Angeles.
And now California and Los Angeles are associated with, with homeless, with fecal matter in the streets, with encampments of destitute people, with crime, with people exiting the state, with Hollywood moving to Atlanta and elsewhere.
It- it's, it's the first time in California history more people left than came in, and the people coming in are frequently illegals.
But what does it take people to awaken to what's happened in their city that, that he now has just a chance? And then in the governor, oh my God, all its regulations and, and, and what it's done, and the fires, uh, that it didn't handle.
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