Dennis talks to Jesse Lee Peterson, founder and president of BOND, an organization dedicated to rebuilding the black family. Their mission is “Rebuilding the Family by Rebuilding the Man” Jesse’s latest book is The Antidote: Healing America from the Poison of Hate, Blame and Victimhood.
Did you have second thoughts before you got married? Callers have stories.
A UCLA professor is suspended after refusing request for lenient marking of black students’ final assessments due to the trauma they have suffered from George Floyd’s death and civil arrest. Courage is required in these times to combat the hysteria… The media likes to break down cops’ behavior by race, but doesn’t do the same for civilian crime.
The most uncommon good trait is courage. Good intentions are not enough.
Why did Drew Brees apologize for defending the flag? Why did he apologize twice?… Joe Biden panders to those attending the George Floyd funeral in Houston.
The left demonizes anyone who refuses to conform to its totalitarian view. Recently liberal/leftist editors of the NYTimes and the Philadelphia Inquirer were forced to resign. They weren’t left enough… 18 people were murdered in Chicago over the weekend, the highest in 60 years. They were not murdered by police. Al Sharpton is not speaking at any of their funerals… Dennis talks to Tina Griffin, the Counter-Culture Mom.
A black writer warns his white friends that if they don’t give money to Black Lives Matter or go to protests, he doesn’t want to associate with them anymore… Dennis talks to Lawrence Reed, former President of Foundation of Economic Education. His new book is Was Jesus a Socialist?: Why This Question Is Being Asked Again, and Why the Answer Is Almost Always Wrong.
We are supposed to listen carefully to everything the left says. But they have no interest in listening to us… Dennis talks to Heather Mac Donald, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and contributing editor for City Journal.
The Minneapolis City Council is ready to disband its police force. If they actually do it, who will suffer? The people who always suffer — those who live in high crimes areas. Black lives matter?… How can people gather for protests, but not for church?
