A small college in Iowa bans the conservative student group TP USA. They’re declared as hateful and bigoted. What else? The rot goes deep… Harvard Professor, Steven Pinker, declares that higher education is becoming a laughing stock… Rebekah Mercer writes beautiful statement of conservatism.
Dennis often raises the issue that men want sex more than women. But there are men who have less sex drive than their wives. What is the cause? And how it can be happily resolved?
Billy Graham’s is only the fourth civilian to “lie in honor” at the US Capitol. It’s an honor richly deserved… Why does God permit evil in the world?… If you’re a minority, should you consider yourself a victim?
Where did this idea that love should be unconditional come from? There’s nothing you can do that will cause you to lose the love of a spouse, a parent, or God? A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on January 17, 2017.
The Governor of Washington tells the President that he’s talked to biology teachers, and first graders, and they don’t want guns in class rooms, also that it takes too long to train teachers to handle firearms. The Left insists on getting wisdom from children. Kids say the darndest things, but they aren’t a good source for wisdom. The Left has gotten rid of most of the gun laws that deter violent crimes, in favor of shorter prison sentences, but still want to ban guns.
The city of Malibu, CA has approved legislation that will ban plastic straws later this year. The Sheriff in Florida claims he did an “amazing” job, Dennis questions his statement based on the facts. The number of down syndrome children in Iceland is dwindling because of abortions.
A number of companies have severed their association with the NRA. Why? Once again this idea that big business is conservative is a farce… Dennis talks to Douglas Murray, senior editor of the The Spectator, a fellow at the Gatestone Institute and author of The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam.
Dennis talks to Andrew McCarthy, former federal prosecutor and senior editor for National Review. The topic is the “Schiff memo.”
How many warnings did the authorities have to receive before they took action on the Parkland killer? What happened to “see something, say something”?
