Prager H3: Another “accuser,” courtesy of the spotlight-loving, Republican-hating Gloria Allred, has emerged to accuse Herman Cain of sexual harassment… In an inner-city school they make a major discovery: tough love and high standards work… Clash for Clunkers was a dud, it turns out. Of course, it was. It was a government program.
Prager H2: Charles Blow, a columnist for the NY Times, has a condescending view of Herman Cain who he now calls an ABC, Another Black Conservative… Why is Ohio going to give a victory to the public service unions that have bankrupted the state?… Dennis talks to Max Boot, senior fellow in national security studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. Just returned from Afghanistan, Boot has strong feelings about precipitous withdrawal from Iraq. Looks like the same thing may now happen in Afghanistan.
Prager H1: The media has been obsessed with the Herman Cain sexual harassment “scandal.” In the process of personalizing every campaign, they have discouraged good people from running for office. What if the media turned their moral standards on themselves?… Another feminist group says that sexual harassment is “epidemic” at HS. But the term has no meaning anymore thanks to the same feminists…
Prager H3: Michael Medved sits in briefly, per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why do you think the Chinese economy is doing so well even as a communist country; do you think it was a good idea to exchange 1000 terrorists for 1 Israeli; what does a Jewish Shabbat consist of; if God is all powerful and all knowing why ask for something in prayer; what is the most pressing question you are asking yourself at this time in history?
Prager H2: Whether you are happy or not… know why. Understanding the factors that lead to your moods can help you to avoid the things that keep you from happiness.
Prager H1: Dennis breezes through this week in Leftism: Are some of the OWS protestors just doing it for the rush; can you really sell a house in Cuba now; did the Left exaggerate the statistics on poverty by more than double; and, is Vanderbilt University enforcing diversity on campus religious groups? The answer to all is YES! Also, Dennis makes less than Michael Moore per year, but has no problem admitting that he is considered to be in the 1%.
Prager H3: Gilad Sharon, son of Ariel Sharon, joins the show to discuss his new book, Sharon: Life of a Leader. In it, he talks about his father’s journey, from being a young commander in the new Israeli Army, to becoming Prime Minister in 2001.
Prager H2: Dennis has Adam Lerrick, Professor of Economics at Carnegie Mellon University, on the show to talk about the European economy and the Greek debt crisis. What does it means for the rest of the European Union? Callers weigh in.
Prager H1: As the Occupy Wall Street protests carry on, the list of offenses grows larger, and leads us to ask; What’s the Point? Michael Medved sits in with Dennis to discuss.
