Mark Isler guest hosts for Dennis… It’s a cause for concern that American voters are so easily fooled. Too often glibness passes for substance. We need to be smarter.

Dennis is joined in studio by Barak Lurie, attorney, and author of several books, his latest: Keeping the Kids All Right: How to Empower Your Children Against the Leftist Agenda —without homeschooling. https://a.co/d/fjo1FJ1

Inspired by a cartoon Dennis saw, he discusses women criticizing their husbands. Callers weigh in.

The Left is destroying life as we knew it. In California, an accelerated ban on diesel fleets will wreak havoc on the industry. In Arizona, Biden’s new land grab makes the U.S. more dependent on Russia… no uranium mining near the Grand Canyon. In Washington D.C., the latest budget figures show that the Biden administration is breaking peacetime, non-crisis records for spending and deficits, with no respite in sight.

How do you explain people who say they are religious and do bad things? The standard answer is: they’re not really religious. There’s truth to that, but it’s not the whole story.

Dennis talks to Julie Kelly, investigative reporter. She has a Substack page — Declassified. The topic is the continued political prosecution of those arrested for January 6 “offenses.”

People can convince themselves of anything, including that Communism is a workable system or that men can menstruate… Why have Americans lost faith in higher education? Just look at Harvard’s course list… Barack Obama transformed the country — for the worst.

Callers include a maintenance worker, a union organizer, a power grid engineer, a writer/illustrator of children’s books, a motion picture/television art director, a technical specialist for the disabled, and a woman who makes teeth. Originally broadcast September 3, 2012.

Callers include a personalized wine box maker, a retirement planner, a computer access controller, a homeschooler, a motorcycle critic, a dog daycare owner, and a cabinet maker. Originally broadcast September 3, 2012.

On Labor Day, Dennis asks people what they do for a living. Callers include a baker, a fitness pro, a laptop part company entrepreneur, a nutritional consultant, and antique Judaica dealer, a perfusionist, and the guy who sells coupons on the back of you receipts. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast September 3, 2012.

Per usual callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: of all the callers on the happiness hour, not one mentioned that it was political; I have three teenage girls dressing inappropriately what can I do; you should do cigar reviews for the places you visit; is it wrong to indict a former president; hat do you think the advantages are of a mirrorless camera versus a DSLR camera; what is your opinion on letting your mind control your emotions?

If you did not talk to your parents for a period of time and then resumed talking to them, what changed? How is your relationship with your parents now