Dennis talks to Will Witt, editor-in-chief of the Florida Standard. His new book is Do Not Comply: Taking Power Back from America’s Corrupt Elite.

Dennis talks to Ryan Walters, Superintendent of Education for the State of Oklahoma. He has been the driving force behind getting PragerU certified in his state. He’s taken a lot of heat for it.

A popular Irish singer is the latest casualty of cancel culture. She made some negative comments about hormone blockers. Of course, she made the usual apologies. Of course, her apologies have fallen on deaf ears… No meat, no dairy, and three changes of clothing. This is what the radical greens have in store for you… Dennis talks to Jose Mallea, CEO of Libre, an organization committed to empowering the Latino community. The topic is how Biden policies are hurting Hispanics.

Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: with regard to that cartoon… I tried to commit suicide, but friends and family reached out; how do you explain that God could be disappointed about humanity; John Hopkins University stopped doing trans surgery because of suicide; NPR article talked about searching for a church that is not a church; the Left destroys everything it touches including the Lower Snake River Dam; you told a story about a woman who did not speak to her parents, but did you change it?

Atheism is a hopeless doctrine. Only good religion offers you hope in something beyond this life. How could this not have an impact on your overall happiness?

Florida governor Ron DeSantis is telling his constituents not to take the Covid booster if they are healthy. In contrast, the CDC says everyone six months and above should get it. Who do you trust more?… There are plenty of reasons to pursue a Biden impeachment inquiry.

Dennis talks to Axel Kaiser, Director of the Friedrich Hayek Chair at the Adolfo Ibáñez University in Santiago, Chile. His new book is The Street Economist: 15 Economics Lessons Everyone Should Know.

Fewer Americans are going to church and fewer have strong religious connections. There are real consequences to our society because of this and they are not good… Dennis talks to Tom Lewis, real estate investor and former sponsor of the Lewis Center at the Barrett Honors College at Arizona State University.

The left has been unrelenting in its attack on PragerU over the last month. Their great fear is that PragerU is coming to public schools. The shallowness of the attacks is revealing… Another tragic transition story. This time in the Daily Mail. Lawsuits may be only way out of this national shame… Look at what the left has done to children’s hospitals…

Dennis talks to Riley Gaines, champion of a woman’s right to compete against other woman. She’s now head of the Riley Gaines Center at The Leadership Institute.

Should the head of Spanish soccer association be forced to resign because he gave a kiss to one of the team’s players after their World Cup victory? What does this incident say about modern feminism?

PragerU has been attacked by every major publication in the US. Today Salon (for maybe for the third time) and The Atlantic pile on. All because PragerU is now available to teachers in Florida, Texas, and Oklahoma… The head of the Spanish soccer association is forced to resign. He kissed one of the members of the Spanish team after their World Cup victory.