Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: the difference between kill and murder in the Ten Commandments; reparations are the new wave of woke assaults, he feels he is being censored by his local newspaper; Prager U should have veteran story hour in libraries; my daughter’s fiancé asked her to marry him after listening to your male female hour on marriage; you are incorrect about when you say you are the top 80 percent of your class; why is “you shall work six days a week” not part of the Ten Commandments?

Can you have fun without some sort of artificial stimulation? The answer, of course, is yes. But it’s not as obvious as you might think.

Dennis describes his experience at ASU on Wednesday… A leftist professor at the U. of London writes a new history of the Holocaust and knows nothing about real evil… The government is getting more and more involved in suppressing conservative speech. They’re doing it by funding leftist organizations, some profit, some non-profit…

Mark Davis guest hosts for Dennis… Speculation is already running rampant: who will be the Republican nominee for 2024. Callers have ideas.

Mark Davis guest hosts for Dennis… When Donald Trump attacks Ron DeSantis he shows us the petty side of his character. It’s not a good presidential look. But Trump is who he is and anyone who counts him out as the Republican nominee in 2024 is making a mistake…

Mark Davis guest hosts for Dennis… Mark offers his take on Biden’s State of the Union… Is heckling now going to be a feature of the SOU?… The era of big government is back — as long as the Democrats are in charge.

Dennis finishes his deconstruction of Biden’s speech… Sarah Sanders, the governor of Arkansas, offers an eloquent response to the President’s speech… LeBron James is not quite so eloquent when thanking Laker fans.

Dennis continues with his analysis of the speech. The President spins one falsehood after another. Why is he so obsessed with “junk fees.” Should this be the preoccupation of the President of the United States?

President Biden gave his second State of the Union speech last night. Apparently, everything is peachy keen in the country, all thanks to his benevolent leadership. Dennis plays clips from the speech and comes to a somewhat different conclusion.

How do you acquire wisdom? Is it just a matter of experience? Or is something more required? Dennis has theories.