John Hinderaker guest hosts for Dennis… John talks to Heather Mac Donald, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. Her new book is When Race Trumps Merit: How the Pursuit of Equity Sacrifices Excellence, Destroys Beauty, and Threatens Lives.
John Hinderaker guest hosts for Dennis… States are sorting themselves into red and blue. But migration pattern is clear: blue to red. Minnesota is known as a paragon of a blue state that works. But John, who lives in Minnesota, knows better… John talks to John Phelan, Minnesota based economist. People are living the state in droves.
Mark Davis guest hosts for Dennis for the last hour of the show. Mark reviews Donald Trump’s CNN Townhall from last night and discusses the field of candidates for President in 2024. Callers weigh in.
Dennis talks to Peachy Keenan, a pseudonym for a writer and mother living deep behind enemy lines. She identifies as a husbosexual, which means she is only attracted to people who identify as her husband. She has a new book coming out next month from Regnery. Domestic Extremist: A Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War. You can find her on Twitter at @keenanpeachy
The Donald duked it out with a CNN host last night. Among his other statements he said he would pardon most of the Jan 6 defendants… CA wants to pay “reparations” to blacks. But CA came into the Union as a free state… Biden’s corruption is being exposed by Republican congressional committee. The legacy media remains quiet.
Dennis talks to Steve Cortes, former advisor to President Trump. He’s now shifting his alliance to Florida governor, Ron De Santis. He offers his reasons.
What does it mean to be masculine? Dennis has some ideas. So do callers.
Twenty-five years after the fact, a woman accuses Donald Trump of rape in a civil suit. Was this anyone but Trump this case would have been laughed out of court. Instead, while she loses on the rape charge, she gets awarded $5M… New evidence indicate that masks did nothing to stop the spread of the virus, but did cause physical harm to the mask-wearer.
Should you feel guilty about bad thoughts? Do bad thoughts lead to bad actions? If so, how often? Do good thoughts lead to good deeds? If so, how often? Or do we have a myriad of thoughts good and bad that we never act on.
Dennis talks to Julie Kelly, columnist for American Greatness. The Justice Department is getting ready to charge Trump with sedition in Kelly’s opinion…
