Last night’s Republican candidate debate (minus The Donald) was a messy affair. Heavy on insults, lighter than it should have been on substance. Ron DeSantis, to his credit, was an exception. Dennis talks to Julie Hartman, his co-host on the Dennis and Julie podcast. She was at the debate… Another looting riot in Philadelphia… CVS is closing 900 stores. Crime is becoming too expensive. And still, Democrat do almost nothing to stop it.
Dennis talks to Richard Hanania, research fellow at the University of Texas and the president and founder of the Center for the Study of Partisanship and Ideology. His new book is The Origins of Woke: Civil Rights Law, Corporate America, and the Triumph of Identity Politics.
Is taking your spouse for granted more destructive to a marriage than having an affair?
Have Americans become meaner over the last decade? If so, why?… Dennis talks to Liz Wheeler, political commentator, and podcaster. Her new book is Hide Your Children: Exposing the Marxists Behind the Attack on America’s Kids.
What does it mean to be holy? We used to think a lot about this question. We need to start thinking about it again.
A county in Northern California endorsed the idea of a month honoring the nation’s Christian heritage. It later reversed itself… The country has gone mad. How and why has it happened? Chris Rufo has great insights into this crisis.
Researchers in England raise a red flag. Humanity is going to end in… 250 million years. Well, that’s better than AOC’s timetable, so maybe it’s good news… Ibram X. Kendi, Mr. Anti-Racist, heads a lavishly funded new department at Boston U. Turns out, he’s done almost nothing in three years… The anti-nuclear energy forces are far greater in number and dollars than the pro-nuke forces… Dennis talks to Dinesh D’Souza, author, podcaster and filmmaker. His new movie, out next month, is Police State.
Bob Frantz is in for Dennis. The UAW makes ‘audacious’ demands ahead of possible strike against the Big 3 automakers… a four-day workweek, and a 46% raise. Callers weigh in.
Bob Frantz is in for Dennis. Bob chats with Shaun Rech, a documentary director and producer, and the man behind the new ‘Convicting A Murderer’ series acquired by DailyWire+ with Candace Owens. Bob also addresses the lowered expectations phenomenon in society …typified by the new Senate dress code rule.
Bob Frantz is in for Dennis. Trudeau and Zelenskyy lead Parliament in a standing ovation to a Waffen SS Soldier. If the U.S. Government shuts down, funding for Ukraine would continue.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: it is a joy to have with my grandchildren in my daily life; life was less complicated growing up in the 70’s and 60’s compared to now; was it a good idea to rename the Russian cities, Stalingrad and Leningrad; I’ve been a youth pastor for 22 years… and have been using Proverbs to teach kids; the lack of respect shown by the new Senate dress code; who is the most famous person you ever met?
How important is marriage and family to happiness? Once they were assumed to be essential. Now it’s not so clear. This lack of clarity has caused a lot of unhappiness.
