Dennis had dinner at Basilicos on Saturday night. The owner of this excellent Orange County restaurant (don’t miss the cannoli!) has defied the lockdown since day one. This is a man who truly has the courage of his convictions… Dennis talks to a Salt Lake City teacher who uses PragerU materials in her classroom… CA schools may soon be teaching students to celebrate Aztec gods…
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: Can you admit that you were wrong about Covid a year ago; people give me a dirty look when I go to the store; You are wrong when you said a good divorce is better than a bad marriage.
Dennis does a part 2 on last week’s topic. Why do some people live in fear and others don’t? Fearful people are not likely to be happy.
Joe Biden gave a speech to mark the one-year anniversary of the coronavirus hysteria. Naturally, he blames everything on Trump and takes all the credit for anything positive for himself… Are Asians living in fear in America? That’s what the President told us… “The government is us,” summarizes the Democrats view… Dennis plays clips from the President’s speech and comments.
Isolating sick or dying loved ones from their families during the lockdown is cruel, and has no medical justification. Dennis talk to Gabriel Nadales, student rights advocate at the Leadership Institute. He presents the new PragerU video “I Used to Be Antifa.”
Dennis continues on the theme of the first hour. We’re supposed to believe that Left is seeking to unite us by dividing us into groups. The American idea is exactly the opposite… Dennis talks to Mark Gerson, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and co-founder of United Hatzalah of Israel. His new book is The Telling: How Judaism’s Essential Book Reveals the Meaning of Life.
We are separating ourselves all over again. Segregation is back. This time it comes from the Left… The Left builds a world of lies to protect their lies… Dennis talks to Stephen Moore, senior economic policy advisor for FreedomWorks, a conservative and libertarian advocacy group based in Washington, D.C
One of the band members of Mumford and Sons praised Andy Ngo’s book on AntiFa. For this sin, he has been kicked out of the band despite issuing the standard abject apology. But apologize for what? His self-humiliation is tragic… Dennis talks to Namrata Singh Gujral, film-maker. Her new documentary is about illegal immigration to the USA from all over the world, “America’s Forgotten.”
If you are married, did you ever consider divorce? If you stayed married, why did you stay together? Are you happy with your decision? Callers share their stories.
