
At FreedomFest, I spoke with actor Kelsey Grammer about why he believes the American founding remains a living source of wisdom. With the nation celebrating its 250th anniversary, he has been building The American Revelation, a project aimed at making American history more accessible, personal, and compelling.
What happens when a society teaches its children primarily to see their country through guilt and failure, rather than through the achievements and principles that made reform possible in the first place? What does it mean to be grateful for a country while still recognizing that it is, as Grammer puts it, “a process,” one that depends on each generation choosing to understand, defend, and improve it?
Join us for this conversation about history, freedom, and whether Americans can rediscover what made the American experiment worth fighting for.
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