Prager H2: Newt Gingrich made more fine points last night. But is he likeable enough to be electable? The Left wants to control your life, remove all risk and make it perfect… The government is mandating that the makers of window blinds eliminate all draw strings. There is a chance small kids could kill themselves by getting tangled up.

Prager H1: Rick Perry had a brain cramp last night, but is the criticism of him fair? The media obsession with a memory lapse is out of portion to the mistake… Dennis talks to Tom Tradup, VP of Programming and News at Salem Radio Network, about his recent experience in Israel… The scandal at Penn State is shocking and angering.

Prager H3: Is Newt Gingrich the real dark horse in the Republican race?… Dennis talks to Philip Howard, leading authority on government bureaucracy, about the public service union monster. Are you listening, Ohio?

Prager H2: Dennis reads a letter of a man, married for 20 years, whose wife now wants a divorce. Dennis discusses the situation and asks listeners if they can relate. Many do.

Prager H1: Dennis to Tim Congdon, economic adviser to the Thatcher government in the UK and one of the world’s leading monetary commentators. His new book is Money in a Free Society: Keynes, Friedman, and the New Crisis in Capitalism… The Occupy Wall Street crowd has committed all manner of vandalism and worse, but the media just shrugs.

Prager H3: Dennis reviews his fifteen part series highlighting the brilliance of the Bible, synthesizing the themes he’s developed over the course of the year.

Prager H2: Wisconsin is actually going to have a Christmas Tree this year… Dennis returns to the Cain controversy… Why do most blacks have a hard time hearing Republicans?

Prager H1: What does Herman Cain have to do survive this sexual harassment scandal? There is no race-obsession like liberal race-obsession… Dennis talks to Dan Weber, the founder of AMAC, the conservative alternative to AARP.