PragerU releases videos on various topics from a conservative viewpoint that according to its site "advances
Judeo-Christian values." , its YouTube channel included 2,200 videos. Each video costs between $25,000 and $30,000 to create. Some prominent video presenters have included
Ben Shapiro,
Candace Owens,
Tucker Carlson,
Nigel Farage,
Charles Krauthammer,
Michelle Malkin,
Bret Stephens and
George Will. Much of PragerU's popularity comes from its "5-Minute Videos", which summarize economic, political, and cultural topics, with many discussing controversial topics. PragerU is pro-
Israel, and Dennis Prager has said that "Nothing better identifies incipient evil than
antisemitism." PragerU videos also promote the
Electoral College, arguing that it thwarts
voter fraud and that "pure democracies do not work". and the history of fascism. PragerU has made claims that renewable energy is harmful to the environment. It has promoted "new climate denial", which involves casting doubt on the negative effects of climate change and anti-climate change policies.
Climate Feedback,
Reuters and the
Weather Channel have found that their videos promote inaccurate and misleading claims about climate change.
Gender-affirming care In November 2023, PragerU released
Detrans: The Dangers of Gender-Affirming Care, a 21-minute film that follows two people who began
gender-affirming care in their late teens and then later
detransitioned. The short film was launched with a $1 million marketing campaign that included a "timeline takeover" on
Twitter.
Detrans was condemned by the president of the
Human Rights Campaign, an American LGBTQ advocacy group, who called it "hate-filled propaganda".
School program By 2015, PragerU developed two partnership programs to promote its views, including religious material, in
public and
private schools. PragerU's Educator Program, with 3,000 sign-ups reported as of 2015, supplies teachers with lesson plans and study guides that accompany videos.
Secondary school teachers and college professors can register their classes through PragerU's Academic Partnership program, which lets students sign up and allows teachers to monitor their students' progress. In 2023, Florida became the first state to accept PragerU as an official education vendor. They were approved by the
Florida Department of Education, who said that PragerU "aligned with the state's revised civics and government standards." The decision allows public school teachers in Florida to incorporate PragerU videos into their classroom materials. Critics warned that the official recognition of PragerU will expose students to the program's
extreme material and expressed concerns about allowing an organization with a track record of
disinformation into the curriculum. Florida's move was followed by New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Montana, and Arizona, with Louisiana becoming in May 2024 the sixth state to give PragerU materials state sanction. In July 2025, Oklahoma announced that it had partnered with PragerU to develop an ideology test to screen and withhold
teaching certificates from teachers from "
woke" states.
Founders Museum On June 25, 2025, PragerU launched a "Founders Museum" exhibit at the
White House for the 250th anniversary of the
Declaration of Independence in partnership with the
Department of Education. The exhibit featured
AI-generated videos of people from the Revolutionary War. == Reception ==