Dennis Prager Reflects One Year After Injury, Warns of Moral Crisis in America: ‘I Am So Grateful for All This Long Life Prior to My Accident’

Conservative radio host and author Dennis Prager recently reflected on his injury one year later, expressing his gratitude for the life he has lived prior to the accident. In an interview with Breitbart, Prager also warned of a moral crisis in America and called on figures on the right to not solely focus on the country, but to also consider the global community.

“I am so grateful for all this long life prior to my accident,” Prager stated. “It has given me the opportunity to do so much and to make a positive impact on others.”

Prager, known for his conservative views and popular radio show, suffered a severe back injury in July 2020, which left him temporarily unable to walk. Despite the challenges he faced, Prager remained optimistic and focused on the many blessings in his life.

“I have been blessed with a loving family, loyal friends, and a career that I am passionate about,” Prager shared. “I have also been given the opportunity to speak my mind and share my beliefs with others.”

As he continues to recover from his injury, Prager has not lost sight of the current state of America. He expressed concern over the moral crisis that he believes is plaguing the country.

“We are facing a moral crisis in America,” Prager warned. “We are seeing a decline in values and principles that have long been the foundation of our nation.”

Prager believes that this crisis is not limited to one political party or ideology, but rather it is a societal issue that needs to be addressed by all individuals, regardless of their beliefs.

“We cannot solely rely on politicians or leaders to solve this problem,” Prager stated. “It is up to each and every one of us to do our part in upholding moral values and principles.”

In addition to addressing the moral crisis in America, Prager also urged figures on the right to not only focus on the country, but to also consider the global community.

“We must not become ‘America only’,” Prager emphasized. “We must remember that we are part of a larger world and we have a responsibility to contribute to the betterment of humanity as a whole.”

Prager believes that America has a unique role to play in the world and has the potential to be a positive influence on other nations. He encouraged individuals on the right to use their platform and influence to promote peace, freedom, and democracy around the world.

As Prager continues to heal and reflect on his life, he remains optimistic about the future of America and the world. He believes that by focusing on moral principles and being mindful of our impact on the global community, we can create a better world for future generations.

“I am grateful for the life I have lived and the opportunities I have been given,” Prager concluded. “But I also see the challenges we face as a country and as a global community. Let us all work together to overcome these challenges and build a brighter future for all.”