Dennis does a part two based on last week’s Male/Female hour: how are couples doing now that they are spending much more time together?
Dennis Prager 20200325 – 2 Male/Female Hour: Home Alone
Mar 25, 2020
Dennis does a part two based on last week’s Male/Female hour: how are couples doing now that they are spending much more time together?
An Israeli scientist says Trump is right. This virus will not lead to catastrophic death tolls… The same people who predicted a disaster with the swine flu are the same people predicting disaster for the coronavirus. They were wrong then. Are they wrong now?… Stanford scientists agree with the Israeli scientist re: death toll.
Why are those on the Left much more fearful of the virus than those on the Right? Dennis has theories. So do callers.
The President speaks more truth in ten minutes than the NYTimes, CNN et al do in a week… France’s vaunted socialized medicine plan has failed miserably. And we were supposed to follow that model?…
Dennis talks to Jim Robbins, columnist for USA Today, about how the Dems have larded the rescue bill with a Leftist wish list… Dennis talks to Sammy Jacobs, a high school student member of PragerForce in Utah.
What price are we willing pay to stop the virus? Isn’t that a fair question?… Why have Italy and Iran been hit so hard? Look to their involvement with China… Callers fill Dennis in on their virus experiences over the weekend.
Dennis talks to Guy Benson, political editor for Townhall.com. The Democrats are playing crass political games with the coronavirus economic rescue bill… Are hospitals going to be overrun with corona cases?… Dennis talks to Allison Robison, a PragerForce student at Mary Hardin-Baylor U.
Our lives are now dominated by the virus. All of life has cost and benefits. Are we calculating the cost of closing down society? Dennis talks to Aaron Ginn, Silicon Valley technologist. He’s done a deep data dive into virus stats…
Per usual, callers set the agenda… Dennis talks to Sofonias Kassahun Workie, a PragerForce student at the University of Rome La Sapienza.
Dennis opens up the lines to see how people are dealing with the corona virus panic. Adam Carolla calls in.
California and New York are now closed for business. Do the numbers of deaths justify this drastic action? Dennis does not believe so. Neither does the Wall Street Journal.
How can we know what the mortality rate is for the coronavirus when we don’t know how many people have it?… Dennis reiterates that we seem to be making good progress toward a coronavirus treatment. That’s much more important now than a vaccine.