The Supreme Court tried to disarm Trump's tariff revolution. Treasury Sec. Bessent declared Hamilton's system the foundation of sovereignty. Meanwhile, 60 nations answered Trump's call at the Board of Peace. One system is dying. Another is born.
We’re excited to share the latest episode of Promethean Overviews. Mike Steger asks whether America is truly in decline — or on the verge of renewal — and explains why this moment could mark a decisive turning point in the nation’s future.
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Everyone Thinks America Is Collapsing… They’re Wrong.
We’re excited to share the latest episode of Promethean Overviews. Mike Steger asks whether America is truly in decline — or on the verge of renewal — and explains why this moment could mark a decisive turning point in the nation’s future.
Promethean Action Overviews is dedicated to examining the economic, political, and historical forces shaping the future of the American System. You can subscribe to the Promethean Action Overviews channel on YouTube for more in-depth analysis.
In this episode, Steger challenges the dominant narrative of inevitable American decline. Rather than accepting comparisons to Rome or assumptions of civilizational decay, he situates the United States within a longer historical arc — one shaped by Ancient Greece, early Christianity, the Renaissance, and the founding of the American republic.
Steger argues that civilizations do not merely collapse; they transform. He traces how the First Christian Renaissance ended Roman tyranny, how the Second Renaissance gave birth to the nation-state and the idea of consent of the governed, and how America emerged as a distinct breakaway civilization grounded in moral law and individual sovereignty.
Placing today’s turbulence in this broader context, he contends that the current moment may represent not the end of Western Civilization, but the early stages of a Third Renaissance — a renewal of national identity, productive capacity, and civic purpose. The coming years, he argues, will test whether the United States reclaims its foundational principles or continues drifting toward cultural fragmentation and centralized control.
Watch the full episode to understand why the question is not whether America is dying — but whether it is about to rise.
00:00 America Is Not in Inevitable Decline 00:37 Ancient Greece and the Foundations of Civilization 01:13 Rome and the Myth of Collapse 01:51 The First Christian Renaissance 03:46 The Second Renaissance and the Nation-State 07:18 Europe’s Corruption and the Breakaway Vision 08:02 The Pilgrims and the New Jerusalem 09:11 Revolution, Civil War, and American Identity 11:02 Postwar America and Compromise 12:19 Cultural Breakdown and Globalization 13:52 The Revival of American Principles 14:58 The Third Renaissance 15:29 Energy, Space, and a New Epoch 18:01 The Rise of American Civilization 18:38 Choose Life
Mike joined LaRouche's last campaign for President in 2002. He ran a political intel and outreach company from 2011–2021, and co-founded Promethean Action in 2021. He lives in the Detroit area with his wife. [email protected]
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