Prager H3: Per usual, listeners set the agenda. Issues raised include: should congressional candidates have to take a test before we let them run for office; what is the toughest part of being a talk show host; how much money should you give your relatives, if you win the lottery; what happened to the children of the founding fathers; do artists have to be unhappy.

Prager H2: An unhappy person is a poor ambassador to his religion. Therefore, religious people have a special obligation to present a happy disposition.

Prager H1: Chicago, despite the best efforts of the President, finished out of the medal for the 2016 Olympics. Can you imagine if President Bush had tried to promote Houston as an Olympic city? Think the media would have been sympathetic? David Letterman reveals he had affairs with staffers after he receives an extortion note… Democratic senator from Delaware, Thomas Carper, admits that Senate Finance Committee Health Care bill is complex and confusing. The French are trying to put some spine into President Obama’s foreign policy. Talk about turnabout.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to his good friend and fellow talk show host, Larry Elder. Issues raised: Obama and Olympics, Afghanistan, and taxes.

Prager H2: A man in Bangladesh won a color TV for killing 83,000 rats. Mohamar Gaddafi’s personal translator broke down during the dictator’s incoherent rant at the UN. A legal study by the Library of Congress fully exonerates the actions the Honduras government took to stop would-be dictator, Manuel Zelaya. But the State Department continues to hound Honduras to bring Zelaya back.

Prager H1: Why did Gadaffi, Chavez and Ahmadinejad, three dangerous stooges, get so much attention at the UN last week. There’s a simple answer. Oil. A 21-year-old woman in India takes out a terrorist.