Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: did Dennis and Allen actually do honey tastings on the air; why don’t more teachers show PragerU videos in their classrooms; are college loans a scam; Dennis talks to PragerU Influencer Amala Ekpunobi.
Family estrangement is a deep source of unhappiness. The rate of estrangement seems to be higher than ever. What is the reason for this? Dennis explores. Callers weigh in.
America is supposed to be the land of the free and the home of the brave. But these days, we’re not so free and we’re not so brave. The Secretary of Defense wears a mask and visor and won’t shake anyone’s hand… Is Climate Change the reason why families are in crisis?
Dennis talks to Julie Hartman, Harvard senior. The media puts absurd pressure on the athletes to succeed and then cheers when they fail… Why is Harvard insisting its students wear masks?…Why is no one watching the Olympics?
If Ivermectin is effective against Covid and all indications suggest that it is, why aren’t we making it more accessible? Why does the medical establishment dismiss it and even suggest that it’s harmful?
Dennis talks to Larry Elder, candidate for governor of California. His campaign is going from strength to strength… More studies strongly suggest that Ivermectin, an anti-viral drug, works on Covid. Why is the FDA so against it?
Ninety percent of Detroit residents want more cops on the street. What happened to “defund the police”? In Los Angeles you can steal up to $950 and pretty much get away with it… Dennis talks to Debra Schwartzben, PragerForce Student at the University of Maryland.
Dennis talks to Miss Tennessee for Miss Volunteer America, Amelia Collins. Issues raised include: swimsuits, awkward questions, pageantry, marriage and personal growth.
The Left doesn’t have a plan for the future. What the Left wants is to bring Western Civilization down and replace it with some vague utopia where everyone is “equal.”… Dennis talks to Sandra Yocum, Founder/President of the Yocum African-American History Association, and Frances Rice, co-founder of the Yocum African-American History Association. Their new book is Black History 1619-2019: An Illustrated and Documented African-American History.
