Prager H3: Tweets, posts, and flying pigs: celebrities weigh in on the crisis in the Middle East. Why do Hollywood personalities not feel that their work is important enough? Is the misinformed political commentary really necessary? Plus: an interview with Ed Klein, author of Blood Feud. As in his acclaimed book, Klein delivers inside information on the Obamas and their relationship with Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Prager H2: What is worse than evil? The failure to recognize it. This appears to be the case with Secretary of State John Kerry. According to left-wing Israeli newspaper Haaretz, Kerry’s ceasefire agreement wrongly treats Hamas as an entity that is morally equivalent to Israel. Also, why should the U.S. be so involved in foreign affairs? Would the U.S. negotiate with Boko Haram if Nigeria were at war with them? Plus, is appreciating freedom the same as being a proud American?

Prager H1: Younger Americans don’t seem to understand what it means to be American. They vote for people, but not their ideas. They accept criticism as fact, and are not equipped to defend their country. This is especially true among young women and non-whites. A caller describes his experience of non-existent American culture in school.