Prager H1: We have a new conservative Supreme Court justice. A campaign promise made and fulfilled… The dictator of Syria gets a 50 cruise missile message from our President… There was another truck terror attack. This time in Stockholm, Sweden… Why isn’t the FBI director investigating the one crime we know occurred – the unmasking of Michael Flynn.
Prager H3: Michael Doran, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute, joins the show and talks with Dennis about the intelligence community and Susan Rice. Dennis takes calls and continues to sing the praise of Stephano Gabbana.
Prager H2: The Left wants to undo the American revolution. People are sick of the Left. Kendall Jenner apologizes for handing a policeman a Pepsi in their latest advertising campaign, and Dennis’ new hero is an Italian designer.
Prager H1: The nuclear option was used today in the Gorsuch Senate hearing, a precedent we can only thank Harry Reid for. The Left now gets a taste of its own medicine. Katie Pavlich, editor for Townhall.com, joins the program to discuss the developments with Dennis.
Prager H3: Susan Rice takes a see no evil, hear no evil position on her “unmasking” of American civilians during the Trump transition… Another campus rape culture hoax. This time it’s Northwestern… Sebastian Gorka, a Trump national security advisor, has been libeled by the Left-wing Jewish publication, The Forward.
Prager H2: Men are afraid to talk to their wives about their sexual nature. But it’s also true that wives don’t want to hear about it because it’s so different than female sexuality. In a fully healthy relationship, the subject should not be avoided.
Prager H1: When you don’t fight bad guys, you will fight good guys. Obama didn’t want a draw a red line on Syria’s use of chemical weapons. But when it came to Israel, there were red lines everywhere… Iran is the biggest promoter of evil in the world today – all in the name of Islam… Dennis talks to Andrew McCarthy, former Assistant United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York. The topic is the Susan Rice unmasking scandal.
Prager H3: Where do you go when you’re looking for a religion? Dennis has thoughts. So do callers. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on January 12, 2016.
Prager H2: The President is being sued for saying “get them out of here” to protestors during his campaign. The depressing thing is that a judge ruled the suit could go forward. Will it shock anyone that the judge was appointed by the previous President… Susan Rice requested the “unmasking” of American citizens from raw intelligence during transition. This is a potential bombshell. Will the media run with it? Or bury it?… What are the culture roots of all this rage we’ve seen on college campuses… Dennis talks to historian, Charles Leerhsen, who teaches the latest PragerU course, “Calling Good People Racist Isn’t New: the Case of Ty Cobb.”… PETA says that milk is a symbol of white supremacy.
Prager H1: Dennis’s Uber driver today was from Nigeria. He told Dennis that Nigerians love Donald Trump. Why? He wants to fight Islamist terror… CNN instructs viewers to ignore the Susan Rice “unmasking” story… Dennis talks to Tom Tradup, Salem VP, about the work Food the Poor is doing in Central America… The President extends a hand of friendship to the leader of Egypt. The NY Times is appalled… Mercedes and Hyundai pull out of Bill O’Reilly’s show on Fox. Allegations of sexual impropriety (never proved) are enough now.
Prager H3: If the truth doesn’t work, try lies. This is a favorite and effective tactic of the Left. The lie behind second-hope smoke is an excellent example… The President is the most conservative Republican since Ronald Reagan and maybe Calvin Coolidge.
Prager H2: The Senate Judiciary Committee considers the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch. It doesn’t matter what the judge says or does. He’s a conservative and therefore the Democrats won’t vote for him. Will they force the Republicans to “go nuclear?”… The President’s approval rating is way down. The non-stop press attacks are working… Elizabeth Warren decries the filibuster – in 2013.
