How can you be happy if you’re easily offended? What does it even mean to be “easily offended”? How many people can offend you?

The LA Times publishes a piece that compares migrant detention centers to German concentration camps. Migrants are rushing to the USA not trying to get away from it… Dennis talks to Joel James, Global Services Vice President for Inspiration Tours.

Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz writes that Mueller has set a terrible new legal precedent with his “no exoneration” decision… Glendale, home of DP’s studio, lost power yesterday. What is happening to our infrastructure and energy delivery?

Dennis talks to Andrew McCarthy, former federal prosecutor, senior editor for National Review and legal analyst for Fox News… Dennis talks to James O’Keefe, Founder and President of Project Veritas. A new Google whistleblower has come forth.

The Mueller Hearings yesterday were not a plus for the Democrats. In fact, they were closer to an unmitigated disaster… One could feel sorry for Mueller, except for the damage he has done to many lives for no good reason.

Dennis addresses a young woman who is being officially introduced into the Jewish community as an adult. These valuable lessons about life and God apply to every young person.

Dennis speaks to students at Purdue University. He gives them some rules to live by—wisdom they don’t learn in college, but need to live a good life.

Dennis speaks for Hillsdale College. In this talk he makes the case for America’s unique place in history.

What happens when there is an absence of religion can be as compelling a reason to believe in God than religion itself. Dennis explains.

Dennis addresses a common question and a fair one. What does God want from us? The answers are clearly spelled out in the Bible and they’re not complicated.