Prager H3: Kevin Wall sits in for Dennis. Along with more border talk Kevin interviews Leo Linbeck, Vice Chairman of the Health Care Compact Alliance.

Prager H2: Kevin Wall sits in for Dennis. The border discussion continues as callers weigh in.

Prager H1: Kevin Wall sits in for Dennis. Due to lightning storms in southern Texas we were unable to broadcast the first segment of the show, but once we got going, Kevin wanted to know if the government, i.e. Napolitano and Pres. Obama, are lying to America about the border situation.

Prager H3: Mark Isler sits in for Dennis. Mark begins with all the news he says “Dennis would never touch,” including: Osama’s son’s lawsuit, airbrushing Hillary, bed bugs, disgraceful Lakers, and a rapper at the White House. For the rest of the hour, Mark takes callers’ votes on who they think would make the best presidential candidates. Though we received the most calls in favor of Trump, other choices include: McCain, Daniels, Romney, Cain, Perry, Paul, Rubio, Gingrich, Jindal, Palin, Pawlenty, Santorum, Christie, and Condoleezza Rice.

Prager H2: Mark Isler sits in for Dennis . Rent control is popular with the public, but it badly distorts the housing market. Mark and his guest, Bill Hooey of the Fair Housing Commission in Los Angeles explain why. This leads to a larger discussion of capitalism and socialism.

Prager H1: Mark Isler sits in for Dennis. Issues raised include: Why doesn’t President Obama give his predecessor more credit for his War on Terror efforts? Is Mitch Daniels ready for prime time? Does the Obama administration have a serious immigration plan or they just pandering to Latino voters?

Prager H3: Feminists and the Politically Correct have rebelled against the Biblical idea that God is depicted in the masculine. Are their objections valid? Or are there very important reasons why God has always been referred to as “He?” A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on September 14, 2010.

Prager H2: Dennis debates David Garland, Professor of Law and Professor of Sociology at New York University. His new book is Peculiar Institution: America’s Death Penalty in an Age of Abolition. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on January 5, 2011.

Prager H1: Spanking, as form of discipline, has been out of favor for years. Screaming is the new spanking. But is it better? Callers weigh in. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on October 27, 2009.

Prager H3: Dennis remains appalled by the horrific beating of a San Francisco Giant fan outside of Dodger Stadium. The fan, a paramedic, remains in a coma… Michael Eric Dyson, a professor of sociology at Georgetown, compares Palestinians celebrating the death of those killed by terrorists on 9/11 to Americans celebrating the killing of Bin Laden… The Eurozone is on the edge of collapse. Greece can’t pay its debts no matter how many times the EU restructures it… When did the Democrats ever show any serious interest in cutting spending?

Prager H2: Pitzer College is adding a new department: Secularism. Boy, that fills a gap… Tony Kushner, the leftist playwright, was denied an honorary degree by City University of New York. His views toward Israel were considered unacceptable. But then the fashionable Left went nuts. The “mistake” has been corrected… The Left can’t get away from blaming the US for 9/11.

Prager H1: The Los Angeles Times and New York Times describe new church burnings and murder in Egypt as “sectarian clashes.” What’s sectarian about it? One group – Muslims – is attacking another group – Christian Copts… Dennis is excited about a new iPhone app that helps you identify trees… Mexicans protest against their government’s war against the drug gangs. What is the Mexican government supposed to do? Let the country become a narco state?