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President Donald J. Trump shares remarks via virtual message with CPAC Hungary 2023.

Ernő Schaller-Baross, Hans Georg Maassen, Chris Farrell, and Daniele Scalea gather for a panel discussion at CPAC Hungary 2023 about the immigration crises and border security.

Alabama representative Barry Moore speaks at CPAC Hungary 2023 about the permeation of transgender ideology in Western culture.

Host of War Room, Steve Bannon, delivers a message to CPAC Hungary 2023.

Former White House Chief of Staff for President Donald Trump Mark Meadows gives words of praise and encouragement to CPAC Hungary 2023 attendees.

Balázs Orbán shares the meaning of conservatism in Hungary to Japan. At its core, conservatism to Hungarians means independence and national autonomy. It means the ability to govern themselves and make decisions without foreign interference. Hungarians value the ability to secure their borders, build traditional family units, and protect their children, and they have taken measures to initiate these measures in the face of criticism from their globalist neighbors.

Tennessee Senator Marsha Blackburn delivers a message to CPAC Hungary 2023 attendees.

The panel envisions a reformed metaverse. The current metaverse prioritizes advertisers and corporations at the expense of users. Social media platforms are collecting and then selling the information of users making something of a surveillance state. The panelists imagine a new blockchain that will prioritize users. They desire and are working towards a version of the web that will protect the privacy of online users in the virtual world and prevent authoritarian regimes from utilizing it to oppress their people.

Noriaki Oba, an energy analyst, assesses the state of the energy industry worldwide in his speech at CPAC Japan 2022. Japan, thankfully, is not suffering as severe an energy crisis as the United States and Europe. Europe and the United States are experiencing high energy prices and shortages due to decreased domestic production and sanctions on Russian energy. These sanctions are not even hurting Russia. Russia has found other customers for their oil and natural gas. So these sanctions are only hurting Europe and the United States. Oba calls these sanctions “suicide” for the West. Japan is walking in a middle ground on the issue. They have joined the sanctions but are still asking Russia to provide them with oil. They are, however, moving toward nuclear power. Recent legislation increased the country’s output on nuclear power, freeing them to an extent from foreign energy and allowing them to still thrive under sanctions on Russian energy.

Takashi Okuno, a social media celebrity, preaches a message of peace and unity. He draws inspiration from an Albert Einstein letter declaring love the strongest equation. The relationship between Japan and the United States is evidence that love and unity can prevail. After the United States fought a long war with Japan and dropped two nuclear bombs on Japanese cities, American soldiers gifted Japanese children with chocolate and chewing gum, and the Japanese accepted these gifts with gratitude and love. These two countries were able to reconcile after a brutal war. Okuno hopes we can use this as an example to create a world with peace and without war.

Yoichi Shimada takes up the issue of peace in the Asian continent. Shimada recognizes that China is a major obstacle to establishing peace among Asian countries. The United States is not aiding the cause of peace in the Pacific under the Biden administration as it abets with China in environmentalist efforts. Shimada is hopeful that the Republican majority in the House of Representatives will pressure President Biden into helping Japan and hurting China. In the meantime, he is looking to make allies with India by bringing the country into the free world and with the United Kingdom for support in the Western world.

Hiroyuki Nakazawa attributes the conflicts to one single issue: energy. Energy is a very valuable resource. It is necessary for the world to function. It powers the world, moves people, and facilitates work and production. As such, energy is at the center of power struggles and is the subject of greed. Nakazawa urges people to produce a harmless, but still productive kind of energy in the form of art, literature, and music. All in all, contributing to culture and fine art is a far more productive, wholesome, and enriching use of energy that will foster traditional values and even solve other issues such as dropping birthrates.

Makoto Mogi speaks on the Chinese communist regime. Modern Chinese imperialism is simply a successor to centuries of imperialist tradition. The regime’s methods of indoctrination and oppression have been employed by Chinese ruling bodies in the past. Mogi reports that the methods do not foster learning but memorization. Chinese students are forced to take examinations testing their knowledge of the propaganda taught to them in schools. These examinations determine their entrance into university and even what university students will attend. The methods of Chinese education altogether remove individual freedom and use students as wards of the state.

Tuesday & Wednesday @ 7pm ET Hosted by Washington D.C.’s favorite power couple, CPAC chairman Matt Schlapp and CPAC Foundation Senior Fellow Mercedes Schlapp, America UnCanceled airs on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 7 P.M. EST.

Manabu Matsuda addresses globalist and communist cronies' use of social media and tech in spreading their ideologies around the world. Matsuda, himself, has been the subject of censorship on social media. He says several of his videos on Youtube have been blocked. Matsuda believes the new Web 3.0 blockchain is an alternative to current online platforms. The new blockchain allows for individual national currencies while preventing Chinese interference.

Kazuyoshi Ueno is striving to raise the political awareness of young people and unite conservatives around the world in a service called Liberty World. Japanese young people are afflicted by disinterest in politics. They believe politics will never change even if they vote, and they ignore digital content produced by politicians that disperse political information in an engaging and effective way. Ueno has focused on the development of Web 3.0 blockchain as a solution to reaching younger generations. He utilizes a three-point plan that supplies economic incentive to view political information, make a proposal to politicians, and finally by voting. Political participation has become increasingly important as China increasingly threatens the region with conflict and tyranny.

Representatives of GETTR and The European Conservative comment on free speech in social media. The Left relies on companies like Apple and Facebook to maintain a stranglehold on American culture. Big tech is joining academia and legacy media as a communications branch of the Democrat Party. Conservatives respectfully allowed space for the expression of liberal ideas but in return, the Left suppresses conservative thought. Leftists are looking to China as a role model for imposing a surveillance state and indoctrinating citizens with communist ideology. Thus, communism and globalism is the common enemy of conservatives around the world. To fight them, conservatives need to create alternatives, such as GETTR, to Leftist organizations and unite together in events like CPAC.

The panel celebrates the achievements of Shinzo Abe, Former Prime Minister of Japan, in light of his tragic assassination. Prime Minister Abe revolutionarily improved national security and brought stability to Japan after World War II. He introduced prosperous economic policy and innovative diplomatic methods to a rebuilding Japan. Abe really led Japan’s rise as a formidable force in the free world on the global stage. As a person, he was remarkably intelligent and personable. He accepted and considered many and diverse opinions. He was known for his charisma, humor, and calm and relaxing presence. Even young people were drawn to his magnanimous personality. World leaders alike, such as President Trump and Vladimir Putin, admired Prime Minister Abe. The assassination of the former prime minister brought great sorrow to those who knew him, but it awakened the current prime minister and prompted him to take a stronger position on national security and foreign policy.

The 45th President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump, delivers a powerful keynote speech at CPAC Texas 2022 in Dallas.

Host of the Glenn Beck Radio Program, Glenn Beck, takes the stage at CPAC Texas 2022.

Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake tells her inspirational story from journalist to running for governor.

Mercedes Schlapp moderates a panel at CPAC Texas with Ryan Girdusky, Ian Prior, and Julie Pickren addressing the brainwashing of America’s children in the public school system.

Colorado Representative Lauren Boebert delivers an energetic speech at CPAC Texas in Dallas, in which she motivates Americans to fire Pelosi and save America.

Ohio Congressman Warren Davidson speaks at CPAC Texas in Dallas on the state of the dollar and the federal reserve.

Conservative commentator and Michigan gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon takes the stage at CPAC Texas 2022.