Prager H2: Bashir Assad gassed over 1,000 people, including women and children. It should have made him an instant international pariah. Instead, his use of sarin gas made him a US peace partner…. Iran feels no restraint now in backing Assad. It’s open season… A major Australian mining company abandons a big copper mine and its $500M investment because of meddling by the EPA.
Prager H1: Which would have prevented more deaths at the Navy Yard – more gun laws or allowing Navy personnel to carry guns? Because of an executive decree by President Clinton military personnel can’t carry weapons on military bases…
Prager H3: Dennis and Adam talk about a variety of issues – the Joe Flacco controversy, Dennis’s restaurant confrontation, and lighter cars, among others… Bill Maher mocks the US. To Maher, we defend countries like S. Korea for some unstated immoral reason… Speaking of immoral, there is no more immoral philosophy than pacifism…
Prager H2: The QB of last year’s Super Bowl winner skipped the birth of his second child to do his job. Did he do the right thing?… Global Warming is becoming less and less of an issue to scientists.
Prager H1: Everyone woke up today to a new mass shooting. Details remain sketchy… Dennis has a confrontation with a fellow diner at a local restaurant over the weekend… Dennis talks to Gary Wolfram, Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Hillsdale College.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda: should a Conservative go to UC – Berkeley; who has been our worst president; should we have stayed in Iraq.
Prager H2: You can’t be happy pursuing high after high.
Prager H1: At Middlebury College in Vermont, five twisted people desecrated a 9/11 memorial… America’s standing in the world is in full retreat… The Commissioner of the NFL thinks that if one person offended by the name “Redskins,” Washington should consider changing its name.
Prager H3: President Obama and his Secretary of State are behaving like a comedy team in their handling of the Syrian crisis. Too bad it’s not funny. There’s a battle between windmills and eagles. Windmills are winning… Dennis talks to Adriane Raine, Professor of Criminology, Psychiatry, and Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania. His new book is The Anatomy of Violence: The Biological Roots of Crime.
