Dennis Prager reveals the 3 beliefs that make you conservative 🇺🇸

I would reaffirm that to be a good American is not so much America first, which again I do believe in, but rather the American trinity, the term I have coined for the three mottos on every coin in America for at least a century. In God we trust, e pluribus unum, Latin for from many one, and liberty. If you affirm those three, in God we trust, from many one, and liberty, you're a conservative. That makes you, now not that any doctrine could be perverted, but that qualifies in many ways the three doctrines, and the e pluribus unum is fascinating. From many one, that's the one the left most rejected. Well, they rejected liberty and in God we trust too. But they really rejected that one because they didn't want from many one. They want from many, many. That is what they want. You're not an American. You are, and then they add some nationality before that or ethnicity. That's what you are. That's what you are first. When any speaker has mentioned the melting pot, it was roundly dismissed by a great number of people, including conservatives. But that is what America is. It doesn't mean you abandon your identity of your ancestors. You should honor it, even learn their language. But you have joined the melting pot of America. That was the ideal when they wrote e pluribus unum, and then there is liberty. So I would have spoken at some length, whatever time I was given, I would have devoted a fair amount of it to explaining what is it that a conservative believes. And the first is morality. That everything is judged by is it moral, not is it my national identity. Because as I pointed out in China, Russia, North Korea, that's the last thing you want right now. In any event, I have said very often on my radio show that all good has been achieved by outliers. Not all outliers are good, but all good has been achieved by outliers.