Dennis reviews some headlines of the New York Review of Books. This has long been considered the intellectual center of American Leftism: it’s all emotional… Dennis talks to Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of President Donald Trump. He is Executive Vice President at Trump Organization. His new book is Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us.
America honors its veterans. This is an important detail. It separates us from many other Western nations… No Safe Spaces had another solid weekend at the boxoffice in limited release… Mayor Pete is considered a moderate. Really? He’s Elizabeth Warren lite; nothing more.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why didn’t God want Adam and Eve to know good and evil; can a marriage survive the loss of a child; Dennis interviews his grandson, Daniel, DP3.
There’s a clear distinction between pain and unhappiness. Yes, physical pain makes happiness harder, Dennis doesn’t address that here. Emotional pain is the topic. Also, when we protect kids from emotional pain, we’re actually putting their long-term happiness at risk.
Greens are being acquitted of crimes in the UK because their unlawful actions are in defense of the planet. Huh?… A professor of theatre at Columbia resigns. The university reminds him too much of communism… Another big arctic blast is set to break cold records next week. Global warming, anyone?… African countries say they want energy. Wealthy Europeans can jump off a wind turbine…
Dennis talks to Rich Lowry, editor of National Review. His new book is The Case for Nationalism: How It Made Us Powerful, United, and Free… Why don’t feminists defend women with whom they disagree?
Dennis talks to Svetlana Lokhova, historian at Cambridge University in Cambridge, England. She has been at the center of the Russiagate hoax and the take-down of Gen Michael Flynn from the very beginning. It’s a very scary story, emblematic of the Deep State.
Trump Derangement Syndrome is a real. It has driven the Democrats to do crazy things — like push for impeachment over a phone call. Callers weigh in… The President recognizes Victims of Communism Day, the first one to do so. He understands good and evil much more clearly than his opponents.
Dan Proft guest hosts for Dennis… Dan talks to Maj Toure, political activist and rapper. He runs an organization called Black Guns Matter… Dan talks to Chuck DeVore, fellow with the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
Dan Proft guest hosts for Dennis… Dan talks to Salena Zito, nationally syndicated columnist. Are the chances for a Trump victory diminished or enhanced by yesterday’s results? Callers weigh in.
Dan Proft guest hosts for Dennis…The Democrats won the key race yesterday; the governorship in Kentucky. Republicans are going to have to work very hard to prevail in 2020… Dan talks to Rusty Reno, editor of First Things about the national divide.
With a few notable exceptions, wherever there is a college, there is sickness: moral sickness. We saw a good example of this at an Elizabeth Warren rally in Grinnell, Iowa. Where does this moral sickness come from? And how does it get in the minds of young people? And why didn’t candidate Warren, a former college professor, have a better answer to the student’s “I hate America” question?
