Prager H3: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis. Mark plays some highlights of Mitt Romney’s foreign policy speech. President Obama loves to distract from serious issues. Paul Kengor offers his thoughts on this, and discusses his new book on Obama’s mentor, Frank Marshall Davis. A caller notes that JFK would not fit in today’s Democratic party. Chris Horner joins the program to discuss the liberal war on transparency.
Prager H2: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis. President Obama raised a ton of money this month, but given the strong debate for Romney, Mark wonders how much Obama’s raised since then. This is one of the weakest economic recoveries in modern history. Has Obama “created” 4.5 million jobs? Will President Obama’s campaign get even dirtier than it has been? Kate Obenshain weighs in.
Prager H1: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis. Gas prices are going up. T. Boone Pickens discusses why that is. How has the EPA played a role? Surprise!-Chavez won another election in Venezuela. Was it unfair that President Obama wasn’t allowed to use a teleprompter during the first debate? The government is currently spending 9 out of every 10 dollars to support commercial space exploration, yet we don’t have much to show for it. Former astronaut Gene Cernan discusses how we can reclaim the lead in this area. Romney speaks on foreign policy today. What should he say?
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda for this hour. Issues raised include: did Mitt Romney use notes at Wednesday’s debate; do men and women think alike; how many black conservatives are out there.
Prager H2: Envy, jealous and covetousness are all permutations on the same theme. The issue is complex, but if any of these emotions consume you and turn into resentment, happiness becomes impossible.
Prager H1: The clearest and most direct way to describe the President is that he’s a Leftist. If you understand that, you understand how he governs… The unemployment rate has dropped below 8%, according to this morning’s Labor Department report. The Obama Administration will say that this proves their policies are working, but should anyone be happy with 7.8% unemployment?… Dennis talks to Gloria Romero, liberal Democrat and former leader of the California Senate. She’s fighting against the unions and for Prop 32, the most important ballot measure in the country.
Prager H3: Dennis plays more clips… And then talks to Andrew Roberts, best-selling author and acclaimed British historian, about his impressions of last night’s debate.
Prager H2: Dennis continues his analysis of last night’s debate, playing clips and deconstructing the candidates’ answers… Dennis talks to Frank Luntz, renowned “message-guy” and Fox News political analyst.
Prager H1: No one thought Mitt Romney would crush the President in this first debate. But he did. Dennis explains why.
Prager H3: Samuel Jackson stars in an ad for a Democratic SuperPac that makes heavy use of expletives and exploitation of children – both signatures of the Left… But it gets worse with Joy Behar and gay activist and TV personality, Andy Cohen… The debate tonight will be shaped more by the media response than the debate itself.
