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8:44Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky asks Inez Stepman, Legal Analyst for Independent Women’s Forum, about Thanksgiving’s meaning in her immigrant family, prompting Inez to explain why the holiday symbolizes gratitude for America’s freedoms—something her Polish parents felt deeply after life behind the Iron Curtain. She then connects her family’s experience to current U.S. politics, warning that Americans often misunderstand how “soft totalitarianism” actually works. Drawing parallels between life under communist-aligned regimes and trends in the U.S. from 2020–2024—she believes the public has pulled the country out of a political “dive,” giving her renewed optimism.
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