Southern California has been hit by two disasters in two weeks… The person who murdered a dozen people in Thousand Oaks was a true monster. He was human biologically; but was he human in a conscious way?… Dennis returns to French President, Emmanuel Macron, and his incoherent attack on Nationalism…

Dennis salutes our veterans… The death toll from the latest CA fires is now 31. Jerry Brown blames Global Warming. Why don’t we spend more on fire-fighting equipment and less on a bullet train?… Are the Dems going to succeed in stealing two maybe three elections in FL?… The President of France decries Nationalism. He likes patriotism. What’s the difference?

Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why God is referred to as He in the Bible? Is it wrong to have more love for friends than family? How do you become interesting?

Do people constantly disappointed you? If so, what does that say about them? What does it say about you? And what adjustments should you make to become happier?

Suddenly, Florida Democrats have found thousands of votes for Andrew Gillum and Bill Nelson… Dennis talks to Max Eden, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute about what’s going on in Broward County.

Dennis returns to the latest national horror story – the massacre of college students at a bar in Thousand Oaks, CA. A brave policeman was also killed… Dennis talks to Joseph Tartakovsky, Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute. He teaches the newest video at PragerU.com, “Hamilton: The Man Who Invented America.”

Why are these massacres so seemingly common? It can’t be guns. America has always had guns. Dennis has a theory… Dennis talks to Victor Davis Hanson, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution.

Dennis talks to his friend and fellow talk show host colleague, Hugh Hewitt. Their opening topic is the massacre in Thousand Oaks, CA, a far suburb of Los Angeles… They also discuss Tuesday’s election results.

Given the unilateral opposition of the media, the propaganda arm of the Democratic Party, Republican gains in the Senate are significant… Dennis talks to Michael Barone senior political analyst for the Washington Examiner, a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and dean of American political analysts.

Dennis sees lots of room for optimism. Historically, the Republicans did well. More Republican senators means more conservative judges… Dennis talks to Chris Buskirk, editor of American Greatness and columnist for the New York Times.

The Republicans build on their majority in the Senate. This is big. And the Democrats have retaken the House. This is also big. How will it shake out? Will Democrats go subpoena crazy?… The President holds a press conference. He says he’s willing to work with Democrats on a number of issues. Will they work with him?… Dennis talks to John Fund, national-affairs columnist for National Review Online and a senior editor at The American Spectator

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