Prager H3: Dennis talks to HW Brands, Professor of History at the University of Texas. His new book is Reagan: The Life.

Prager H2: The President told new graduates of the Coast Guard Academy that the greatest problem they face is Global Warming. Dennis reviews the speech.

Prager H1: If you cite religious values to oppose same-sex marriage, your view is held to be invalid. But if you use religious values to oppose capital punishment, it’s okay. So your religious views are okay if they support Leftist positions, but if you use religion to support conservative positions, it’s beyond the pale… Dennis talks to Chris Brown, Host of the nationally syndicated radio show “Chris Brown’s True Stewardship,” a financial advice show, produced by Dave Ramsey, and debuting on many Salem Stations on June 1.

Prager H3: Understanding our President and the positions he takes is not complex. He’s a man of the Left… Dennis talks to Ann McElhinney, film-maker and producer of an upcoming feature film based on the notorious abortion doctor, Kermit Gosnell. She recently interviewed Gosnell in prison.

Prager H2: What did you learn about the opposite sex that you didn’t know before you were married? What surprised you?

Prager H1: The Boy Scouts have banned water pistols and water balloons. Sounds very “boy” doesn’t it?… Dennis talks to Kirsten Powers Fox News contributor and columnist for USA Today. Her new book is The Silencing: How the Left is Killing Free Speech.

Prager H3: Dennis examines an important verse in the Bible not often cited because it contradicts the contemporary liberal thinking – do not favor the poor in judgment (Leviticus 19:15). A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on March 1, 2011.

Prager H2: Dennis talks to Ashe Schow, reporter for the Washington Examiner. The subject is prosecutorial abuse. The specific case involves the former executive director of the Republican Party of Los Angeles County, Scott Hounsell, who was falsely accused of sexual abuse. Hounsell calls in and joins the discussion. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on May 7, 2015.

Prager H1: Baltimore has experienced a surge in crime following the riots last month. The police are reluctant to act because they fear they may share the fate of their six fellow officers. Callers weigh in.