Prager H1: The Democrats want to create as much noise as possible. With the help of the media, they are creating a lot of it. When one hysteria is disproven (like anti-Semitism being driven by Trump supporters), they move immediately to the next one… The Left mocks the Vice President because he only dines alone with his wife… Another Leftist professor makes another angry Leftist pronouncement against the US… The unmasking of American civilians in intelligence reports is a much bigger story than Russia’s influence on election.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to Victor Davis Hanson, columnist for National Review and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution… The President may engage in exaggeration on occasion, but the press does it all day every day – against him… Dennis returns to the Mike Pence and dining with women issue.

Prager H2: Mike Pence has this policy: he doesn’t dine alone with a woman, except for his wife. For this rule, he is mocked by the Left… Dennis talks to Michael Doran, senior fellow at the Hudson Institute about Obama Administration officials releasing surveillance data about the Trump team.

Prager H1: It would have been nice if we could have gotten exactly the bill we wanted to repeal and replace ObamaCare. But pragmatism takes precedence over perfection in politics. Unfortunately, some Republicans failed to understand this and now we may all pay the price… Why is Utah such a stable, successful state? There is a one-word answer.

Prager H3: If the Republicans are going to enact their conservative agenda, they must be united. The defeat of the Repeal and Reform was a major blow to the party and the President… Medicaid is expanding while Obamacare remains the status quo…

Prager H2: Women don’t have be fashion models (or Playboy centerfolds) to be sexy; or to be attractive to men. A woman trying to be attractive is in, itself, sexy.

Prager H1: A jewelry story in N Carolina puts up a billboard with the tag line “Sometimes it’s okay throw rocks at girls.” Feminist outrage ensues… Last Saturday was Earth Hour. There are no limits to which the Left won’t go to feel good about themselves. In the meantime, poor people in the third world suffer. They need cheap, reliable energy. And wind and solar are not cheap and not reliable.

Prager H3: Is addiction a disease? Or is it more a matter of choice? Is alcoholism different than drug addiction? Dennis explores these questions and more. Callers weigh in.

Prager H2: The purists in the Republican Party killed a bill that would have been a major step in the right direction re: returning health care to free market principles. No, it wasn’t perfect. What bill is?… The Bernie Sanders wing of the Democrat party wanted single-payer health care, but they voted for Obamacare.

Prager H1: Of all popular hysterias, nothing provokes stronger opinions than the absolute necessity of breast-feeding. Now the latest study concludes that breast-feeding has no impact on child’s health or cognition over the long term… Medicaid has grown into an entitlement monster. Obamacare super-sized it. The Repeal and Replace bill would have put it on a diet.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to Daniel Henninger, Wall Street Journal columnist and member of the Journal’s editorial board. The topic is the failure of the Republicans to repeal and replace ObamaCare… Trump has been a solid conservative since the day of his victory. The Freedom Caucus has kicked his agenda in the teeth with their intransigence. They’ve weakened his presidency.

Prager H2: How are Republicans supposed to come up with a bill more palatable to the Freedom Caucus than the one they couldn’t pass on Friday. And when is it supposed to happen?… Sunnis and Shiites in Iraq are irreconcilable… Dennis talks to Pete Hoekstra, former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee about the “wiretapping” of Trump Tower.