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EPISODE · Sep 5, 2025 · 16 MIN

PBS out, Indoctrination In: Inside the plan to brain wash the next generation

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In this episode of Pragmotiv News, host Tre dives into the recent defunding of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, including PBS and NPR, by Trump and the Republicans, who have instead promoted a new propaganda machine, PragerU. Tre examines how this shift is aimed at indoctrinating children and spreading misleading information, particularly surrounding American history and slavery. He also discusses the influence of toxic masculinity figures like Andrew Tate and the consequences of their rhetoric on young men. The episode underscores the importance of staying informed, voting, and countering misinformation to protect freedom and equality. Tre calls on viewers to recognize their power and engage in the fight against radicalization and bias.0:00 Introduction and Call to Action0:42 The Propaganda Machine: PragerU1:05 Historical Misinformation: Slavery and the Founding Fathers4:06 The Red Pill Movement and Toxic Masculinity7:34 The Impact of Misinformation on Society12:28 Call to Action: Fight Against Misinformation15:01 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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