Dennis talks to Pete Hegseth, co-host of FOX & Friends Weekend – America’s #1 cable morning show. His new book is Battle for the American Mind: Uprooting a Century of Miseducation.
You can’t make a joke about a woman without putting your career in jeopardy. The latest example happened recently at the Washington Post. Ultimately, the Post staffer who started the controversy ended up getting fired, not the reporter who retweeted a joke. Of course, the reporter abjectly apologized (for doing nothing) first… Feminism has made women weaker, not stronger.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions. Today you’re a good person if you think you’re a good person. It’s that easy. Good intentions are a short cut to virtue… The Washington football team fines its coach $100K for calling Jan 6 committee a sham… NYC has a full program of drag queen shows for its grammar schools…
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: you were wrong about the Bill in Washington on transgender kids; graduated Cal State and a professor played Prager U videos: coming to terms with how the unvaccinated have been treated; when you travel to do you book your hotels or did you just wing it; what are the best Prager U videos to start my 15 year old daughter on?
Can you actually pursue happiness? Many say no. But Dennis says yes. Pursuing happiness should not be confused with doing what you want.
The January 6 Congressional show trial aired last night. That there is not one true Republican on the committee should immediately discredit the entire proceeding… One more time: truth is not a leftwing value… Inflation is at 40 year high. It’s a punishing tax on the poor and the middle class. And the Democrats are responsible for it.
Dennis talks to Douglas MacKinnon, former speechwriter for Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush. His new book is The 56: Liberty Lessons From Those Who Risked All to Sign The Declaration of Independence… Parents will do anything to keep the love of their children, including compromising their values.
Last night Dennis debated the question, are people basically good? Now he asks a different question. Why do so many people believe that people are basically good? Dennis has theories. So do callers.
Left and Right live in different worlds. Here’s a new example. The most common question Ezra Klein, NYT left-leaning columnist, says he gets at speeches and on his podcast is “should I have children in a world that’s burning up from global warming?” This is only a question for those on the Left.
Dennis questions whether having pride in one’s sexuality is a proper thing to feel… he takes no pride in being male. Five Tampa Bay Rays players declined to wear LGBTQ Pride-themed jerseys over the weekend. The players opted out of wearing the rainbow-accented uniforms citing religious beliefs.
