Prager H3: Lee recounts how the network executives thought that “A Charlie Brown Christmas” would be a flop. Instead it was a huge success and became a holiday classic. There are important lessons about perseverance and conviction in this story.

Prager H2: Lee talks to prominent Hollywood screenwriter and novelist, Randy Wallace. They talk about the nature of inspiration and the importance of appealing to emotion in story-telling. Wallace has a new novel, The Touch.

Prager H1: Lee talks about Americans’ love of mobility – to go where they want, when they want — and how this is one of the keys to economic prosperity. Individuals move to find the best opportunities; so do businesses. Conservatives understand this. The Left does not. Lee draws in anecdotes about Elvis Presley, Haley Barbour, Toyota, and Paul Simon to make his case.