Dan Proft stands in for Dennis from Chicago. Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, joins the program. Dan discusses several topics: The making of a YouTube radical; Heterosexual liberal men are going “Gay for 30 Days” in support of Pride Month; America Has a New National Pastime: Drag is now a full-fledged spectator sport.
Nick Adams fills in for Dennis from NYC. Nick opens up the phone lines to discuss immigration and is joined briefly by his wife, Sadie Adams – National Education Director, FLAG USA.
Nick Adams fills in for Dennis from NYC. John Ligato talks with Nick about his latest book: The Comey Gang – An Insider’s Look at an FBI in Crisis.
Nick Adams fills in for Dennis from NYC. Suzanne Venker joins the show to discuss her latest book: Women Who Win at Love – How to Build a Relationship That Lasts.
Bob Frantz sits in for Dennis from Cleveland, OH on the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Bob takes calls from some individuals who believe we should not have fought the Nazis. Callers weigh in.
Bob Frantz sits in for Dennis from Cleveland, OH on the 75th anniversary of D-Day. A republican Google engineer who penned an open letter about the company’s “outrage mobs” and “witch hunts,” Mike Wacker, was put on paid administrative leave and fired. Callers weigh in.
Bob Frantz sits in for Dennis from Cleveland, OH on the 75th anniversary of D-Day. President Trump spoke from Normandy. Callers weigh in.
Dennis talks to Alan Dershowitz, best-selling author and emeritus professor of law at Harvard. The topic is the horrible mistreatment of Paul Manafort.
Do women find men who declare themselves to be feminists attractive? Callers have definite opinions.
What is being done to Paul Manafort is a gross injustice. It appears to be a pure case of vengeance. His punishment – he’s being transferred to a notorious prison and kept in solitary confinement — does not fit his crime.
In the 50’s and 60’s there were virtually no mass shootings. Now it’s almost commonplace. What changed?
Dennis talks to George Will, Pulitzer prize-winning, nationally syndicated columnist for the Washington Post. His new book is The Conservative Sensibility.
