In this segment of The Dennis Prager Show, host Dennis Prager attacks Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, labeling him the most radical Democrat in the nation and equating his policies with communism. Prager highlights Walz’s association with Education for Liberation Minnesota (Ed Lib Min), a group founded by a Black professor that promotes a curriculum centered on racial identity, grievance, and the “Black radical tradition.” He claims the organization calls for the abolition of policing and the dismantling of the existing social order, drawing parallels to historical totalitarian regimes such as Mao, Stalin, and Pol Pot. Prager frames the anti‑capitalist, race‑focused left as a threat to American values, using charged language to portray Walz’s initiatives as extremist and dangerous.
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So I'm going to play for you some excerpts from the Wall speech, but I thought more important than that is to know who he is. There is no more radical Democrat, including AOC. There is— I don't— Elizabeth Warren. There is no— there is Bernie Sanders. There are— you I can't even imagine someone to the left of a Tim Walls. But it is, it's not just the anti-capitalist left that has, anti-capitalism has characterized leftism for so long. It is the bathing in racial identity and grievance. The guy who was directing this, this Black professor, he has founded the Education for Liberation Minnesota. He wrote about the George Floyd riots, the Black radical tradition can help us imagine a more just world. There are mass uprisings against racialized state violence. I regard the many, not all, many of the George Floyd riots as actually racialized violence, not uprising against racialized state violence. He urged schools reopening after COVID to to quote, join the social unrest and actively combat the greater public health crisis of systemic racism. As part of its campaign to build support for the Liberated Ethnic Studies mandate, Ed Lib Min, M-N, or Ed Lib Min, that's the Education Liberation Organization that Lozenski founded. It retweeted a graphic calling for the abolition of policing. This is, this is the man that Walz relies on to educate all public school students in Minnesota, all from first grade on. He declared that defunding the police means abolishing the social order and building a new society. Abolishing the social order and building a new society. You know who does that? Of course, mass murderers like Mao and Stalin. That's— that was their theme. Pol Pot. Abolish the social order and build a new society. For the full episode of The Dennis Prager Show, go to pragertopia.com, sign up, and become a full member.
