Prager H3: Dennis talks to Adam Lerrick, Professor of Economics at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University and scholar at the American Enterprise Institute about the economic crisis in Europe… Dennis talks to film producer, Chip Flaherty, founder of Walden Media, and consultant on the new film, The Imitation Game… The President is living in a fantasy foreign policy world…

Prager H2: The Justice Department will not bring charges against Officer Wilson. Does that mean everyone at the Justice Department is a racist? Shouldn’t the NY Times and every other media outlet stop using “unarmed teenager” to describe Michael Brown? How about “a teenager to tried to grab a police officer’s gun.” Dennis talks to Judith Flanders, renowned historian of the Victorian Era. She writes for the Daily Telegraph, Guardian, Spectator, and the Times Literary Supplement. Her new book is The Victorian City: Everyday Life in Dickens’ London.

Prager H1: Do the people you employ – your housekeeper, your nanny, for example – know that you’re a Republican? Have you told them? What if you did? Callers weigh in.