Category Archives: Video Commentaries

Paul Mero is a culture warrior veteran. Washington DC, Utah State politics, and politics within The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He has experience and insights to them all. Should we engage in “Babylon?” Do we look to change policy, law, and social mores in our societies or do we focus on our families and “invite” the world to live the Gospel? What about within the Church? Do we do anything within the Church to keep Babylon out?

Greg Matsen and Paul Mero discuss immigration policy from an LDS perspective.

Interview regarding Mero’s latest book, Unworthy: An Autobiography of the Imposter.

On Fox News show Power Play with Chris Stirewalt discussing presidential candidate rankings from Leadership Project for America.

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What is the state interest in marriage? Why does the state even care about who marries whom? What is marriage? Why are so-called “nondiscrimination” bills a threat to first freedoms such as freedom of speech and religion? Sutherland Institute President Paul Mero answers these and other questions in his address at the First Freedoms Forum at Thanksgiving Point. [Note: After my separation from Sutherland Institute on August 15, 2014, all of my work posted online throughout my 14 years there was “bleached” without explanation from the Institute website. This was among them. This is my copy. I had to compress the size of the talk to upload it here. Thank you for your patience.] read more

[Note: After my separation from Sutherland Institute on August 15, 2014, all of my work posted online throughout my 14 years there was “bleached” without explanation from the Institute website. This was among them. What you see here was posted independently by someone in attendance that evening.]

Allan Carlson and Paul Mero talked about their book, The Natural Family: A Manifesto. They discussed the meaning and importance of family and how it has changed over the years. They argued that the idea of family is in crisis and provided ways to preserve what they feel is the natural family. After their presentation they responded to audience members’ questions.

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