Prager H3: Callers set the agenda, per usual, this usual. Issues raised include: what did President Obama mean when he referred to the 1967 borders of Israel; does it matter if art stirs emotions – good or bad – as it long it stirs emotion.

Prager H2: Dennis opens the lines to callers. Issues raised include: how do you stay happy when your wife is seriously ill; did the Founding Fathers blow it by placing happiness above other values in the Declaration of Independence; how are emotions related to happiness; how do you deal with chronically unhappy people.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to John Fund, columnist for the Wall Street Journal, about why a Democrat won a traditionally Republican seat in 26th Congressional in New York… Not only do you conservatives hate gays, Muslims and immigrants (former head of DNC), you’re also anti-woman (the current head of the DNC)!.. Mayor Michael Bloomberg “passionately” speaks out for same sex marriage. He makes the usual and totally fallacious equation between racial prejudice and support for the traditional definition of marriage.

Prager H3: A Saudi surgeon lives in a women’s shelter for protection in Saudi Arabia. Her issue: she wants to choose her husband. Her family wants to choose her husband for her… Dennis talks to Adam Carolla, host of the most popular daily podcast on the Internet. His new book, now in paperback is, In Fifty Years We’ll All Be Chicks: . . . And Other Complaints from an Angry Middle-Aged White Guy.

Prager H2: Dennis sees a picture of Martha Stewart and comments that at 70 she really looks terrific. It’s a blessing of modern life that women are looking good longer… Cars are now getting greenhouse gas ratings. Is it silly? Yeah. Is it stupid? Yeah… Dennis talks to Richard Miniter, award-winning investigative journalist and author New York Times bestsellers: Losing Bin Laden. His new book is Mastermind: The Many Faces of the 9/11 Architect, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed.

Prager H1: erals like Neal Gabler accuse conservatives of being “stony hearted.” Do conservatives love their mothers less than liberals? Like clean air less than liberals? Is their any limits to the government’s compassion?.. Marriage rates are down. USAToday, of course, attributes this to economics. But what about religious couples? Are they marrying less? Doesn’t seem like it. So, maybe the issue isn’t economics, maybe it’s values.