Sunny Kutcher, Executive Director of YAAS, joined Nathaniel Moore for a segment on OAN about whether or not American youth is embracing more conservative values, and why they are prey to the Left for indoctrinating them with socialist lies and deception.

Sunny Kutcher discusses YAAS’ mission to educate young people about the dangers of communism and the growing trend of authoritarianism in the West, particularly within segments of the Democratic Party. She warns that many young Americans are drawn to collectivist ideologies under the illusion of belonging and problem-solving, only to face rejection if they deviate from the group’s agenda.

Sunny explains that YAAS centers its work around sharing firsthand stories from survivors of communist regimes—countries like Cuba, North Korea, and China—to draw clear parallels between past totalitarianism and present-day threats to freedoms, particularly freedom of speech. She cites troubling modern examples, including a UK journalist jailed over a meme and concerning legislation in Texas, as warning signs.

By connecting history to current events, YAAS aims to equip young Americans with the tools to recognize propaganda, resist authoritarian influence, and value individual liberty. Sunny emphasizes that survivor stories are powerful because they are undeniable truths that convey the harsh realities of life under communism.

To learn more or support the organization, viewers are encouraged to visit YAAS.org.