The reports are that the President wants a military parade in Washington. Dennis doesn’t think it’s a good idea. The association with dictatorships is not a helpful one. Callers weigh in.

Dennis revisits a major theme. In some ways, all of his work is ground in this theme. What happens to a society when God is not present? A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on May 3, 2016.

Are Evangelicals hypocritical for supporting the President?… Harvard has added “non-binary” to its annual Valentine’s Day survey… A new study purports to find that three percent of high school students are transgender… Dennis returns to Canadian PM Justin Trudeau and his “peoplekind” remark.

An Indianapolis Colt football player was killed by a twice deported, drunk-driving illegal alien. But it’s not polite to point this out: rather we need to refer to the killer as an “undocumented immigrant.” What does that even mean?… Canadian PM Justin Trudeau corrects a questioner. We should say “peoplekind” not “mankind.” Dennis talks to Bill O’Reilly, famed TV host and best-selling author about the FISA Memo.

Dennis talks to Andy Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants (Carls Jr and Hardees). The topic is the economy and the benefits of the Trump tax cut…

Dennis talks to Kimberley Strassel, columnist for WSJ and member of editorial board. She has been fully immersed in the Nunes Memo and the fallout.

Congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles. This was their first Super Bowl victory. They did it the hard way. They earned it… The Memo was the big news of the weekend. The Democrats are apoplectic at the suggestion that the FBI did something wrong. Since when have the Democrats started defending the FBI?

Before going to callers, Dennis talks to Andrew McCarthy, former Federal prosecutor and senior editor at National Review. The topic is the Intelligence Committee memo released today. Questions include: How do I introduce my 14 year old daughter to political Prager U videos; The old testament prophecies of the Messiah have been fulfilled, what would it take for you to believe; should sports fans not watch the “big game,” on Sunday to protest the players who kneel; why do you think it’s hard to love God?

You can drive yourself crazy (and make yourself unhappy) with excessive worrying. How do you get control of it? Dennis has suggestions. So do listeners.

The President approved the released the House Intelligence Committee memo and its bombshell contents… Dennis talks to Kimberley Strassel, columnist for the Wall Street Journal. She has been investigating FBI and Justice Department bias for months.

Dennis talks to Niall Ferguson, British historian and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution. His new book is The Square and the Tower: Networks and Power, from the Freemasons to Facebook.

Dennis credits Sean with a great descriptor. A college BA should really stand for Be Angry… Normal interaction between men and women is a thing of the past. And the hysteria over sexual misconduct is making it worse… Stephen Colbert mocks the Catholic Church as a cult… Mike Brzezinski calls the President “a dictator.”