Prager H3: Dennis talks with Dambisa Moyo, internationally known economist about her new book, Winner Take All: China’s Race for Resources and What It Means for the World. The CURE International drive for Dennis’ birthday continues. Dennis suggests that if Chick-fil-A isn’t good enough for Chicago or Boston… perhaps Chicago and Boston aren’t worth your vacation dollars!
Prager H2: The celebration continues. The whole office sings to Dennis, CURE International continues taking donations on behalf of Dennis, and the conversation about Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day heats up.
Prager H1: Today is Dennis’ birthday. Dale Brantner, President and CEO of CURE International, is in the studio to celebrate and take donations in honor of Dennis. Dennis’ eldest son, David, calls in.
Prager H3: If the government does such a good job with health care, as the Left contends, then why shouldn’t we want it to run other industries, too, like airlines and oil? Why doesn’t the Left make this argument?… The liberal media has been unanimous in condemning Mitt Romney’s “culture” remarks in Israel.
Prager H2: Relationship expert and regular Prager Show guest, Alison Armstrong discusses the issue of anticipation with Dennis. We always think of wives wanting their husbands to anticipate their needs; but men have their own expectations.
Prager H1: Today is Chick-Fil-A Appreciation day. Anybody who believes in liberty should support this fast food restaurant. If you support the traditional definition of marriage, are you a hater? That’s what the Left thinks…. A 10 year-old addresses the NY City Council in support of same-sex marriage and council is awed by his wisdom.
