Actor Kelsey Grammer says Americans should better understand the country’s founding history, warning that forgetting it poses a “chilling” danger. In remarks reported by multiple outlets, Grammer responds to critics who characterize the Founding Fathers as simply “old White guys in wigs.” He argues that the founders’ impact goes beyond age or appearance and points to Thomas Jefferson as an example of how young leaders shaped major historical outcomes. Grammer also calls for changes to the education system, saying it needs an overhaul to ensure people learn more effectively about the nation’s history and institutions. The coverage focuses on Grammer’s critique of how the founding era is discussed publicly and his view that improved civic education would help prevent misunderstanding or disengagement. Neither outlet details specific policy proposals or legislative actions. The reporting centers on Grammer’s public comments and his call for educational reform tied to better historical knowledge.