Topic: Campus Reform

Campus Reform videos from Washington D.C. show college students expressing embarrassment regarding American history and a lack of national pride. Many students attributed their negative perceptions of the U.S. to courses taken at liberal universities and HBCUs focusing on systemic racism and zoning laws. The discussion references Jacques Ellul’s book "Propaganda," arguing that the current education system functions as a closed loop for ideological indoctrination.

A Campus Reform video demonstrates college students criticizing immigration and deportation quotes when they believe the words came from Donald Trump. Upon learning the quotes actually belonged to Barack Obama, the students struggled to reconcile their views, often suggesting Obama's policies must have been more "humane" despite higher deportation numbers.

Campus Reform conducted interviews with voters in New York's 14th District to gauge support for Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's platform. While many voters expressed enthusiasm for free healthcare and tuition, some struggled to explain how these programs would be funded. The segment also touches on the historical failures of socialism in Venezuela and Cuba as a counter-argument to the "New Way" of thinking.

Campus Reform conducted interviews with college students in New York, asking for their opinions on Trump's Supreme Court nominee before the pick was actually announced. Students labeled the unknown nominee as "racist" and part of a "white supremacist legion of doom," demonstrating a tendency to "virtue signal" without factual information. The segment highlights the inability of some young adults to admit they do not know the details of a news event.