John Hinderaker of Powerline guest hosts for Dennis… There’s a growing presence in the black community that rejects the Black Lives Matter narrative. A better way forward to blacks (and everyone) is a pursuit of personal responsibility and unity rather than the BLM message of victimhood and division.
John Hinderaker of Powerline guest hosts for Dennis… John is based on Minneapolis. The big story there (and soon to be across the world) is the trial of police officer, Derek Chauvin, the man accused of killing George Floyd. Does the defense have a case? Does the prosecution?
Dennis talks to Bari Weiss, former columnist for the NY Times. She now writes freelance for major publications and her own website on Substack – Common Sense with Bari Weiss. A Best of Prager Hour, originally broadcast on March 15.
Dennis talks to Alison Armstrong, renown relationship expert and regular Male/Female Hour guest. Topic is: how men and women can emasculate each other — as counter-intuitive as that sounds.
Another mass murder. This time in Atlanta at two different massage parlors. Speculation that the murders were an expression of anti-Asian racism is absurd… The Washington Post admits it made false claims about Donald Trump’s conversation with Georgia Secretary of State re: election fraud… Dennis talks to Helen Raleigh, columnist for The Federalist and China scholar. She presents the newest PragerU course, “Did Capitalism Save Communist China?”
Dennis raises a challenging question: is it a primal need to feel that you’re moral?
The Left wants the government take care of them. The Right wants the government to leave them alone… The Berlin Film Festival has abolished Best Actor and Best Actress categories. There will be only one category from now on… Dennis talks to PragerForce Student, Grayson Kembel, a junior at Texas Tech.
How could we allow people die alone in nursing homes? Why are we still wearing masks outside? Whoever came up with six feet of social distancing? Why not five or seven?… Dennis talks to Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney, filmmakers and investigative reporters. They’re crowd funding for a new film, My Son Hunter, about Hunter Biden and his corrupt dad… Dennis talks to Matt Sharp, senior counsel for ADF and Sherrie Laurie of the Downtown Hope Center (Women’s Shelter) in Anchorage, Alaska
Dennis analyzes Bari Weiss’ superb piece in City Journal about the miseducation of our children. The situation at private schools, especially the most prestigious (and expensive ones) is often worse than at public schools.
Dennis talks to Bari Weiss, former columnist for the NY Times. She now writes freelance for major publications and her own website on Substack – Common Sense with Bari Weiss.
Dennis had dinner at Basilicos on Saturday night. The owner of this excellent Orange County restaurant (don’t miss the cannoli!) has defied the lockdown since day one. This is a man who truly has the courage of his convictions… Dennis talks to a Salt Lake City teacher who uses PragerU materials in her classroom… CA schools may soon be teaching students to celebrate Aztec gods…
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: Can you admit that you were wrong about Covid a year ago; people give me a dirty look when I go to the store; You are wrong when you said a good divorce is better than a bad marriage.
