Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda this hour. Issues raised include: in a bad world, should you have still have children; if someone says they believe in God, do you really know anything about that person; should you talk politics at the Passover Seder.
Prager H2: Can you learn to be more excited about life? The more excited you are about life the happier you are likely to be.
Prager H1: The President is planning to go to Hiroshima. What is he going to say? Nuclear weapons are bad?… Donald Trump’s new campaign manager told Republican leaders that The Donald didn’t mean anything he said in the preceding eight months… It’s Earth Day, another foolish Leftist idea. For environmentalists, trees are more important than people. We are headed into a post Judeo-Christian world…
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Mark Helprin, military analyst who writes frequently for the Wall Street Journal, senior fellow of the Claremont Institute, and best-selling novelist. His newest book is In Sunlight and In Shadow.
Prager H2: There is no significant difference between Hillary and Bernie… Bernie calls himself a socialist, but he might as well just call himself a Leftist… Dennis talks Judith Miller, Pulitzer prize winning reporter and Fox News Analyst. Her new book, now out in paperback, is The Story: A Reporter’s Journey.
Prager H1: A graffiti vandal is arrested in class at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Leftist outrage ensues… The Left hates standards… Dennis talks to Alex Epstein, President of the Center for Industrial Progress. He teaches the new Prager University course, “Fossil Fuels: The Greenest Energy.”
Prager H3: Dennis returns to the New York primary results and the issue of how many delegates Donald Trump needs to win the nomination… A gay pastor in Austin perpetrates a hoax on Whole Foods. The high end grocery is now counter-suing. These kinds of hoaxes are now common.
Prager H2: Why do happy people marry unhappy people? Dennis has theories. So do callers.
Prager H1: Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton won big victories in New York last night. Both have regained the momentum that they’d lost over the last few weeks… Why are Republicans still arguing about the convention rules? You have to get 1237 delegates to win the nomination. It’s not complex.
Prager H3: Why is Western Civilization, the source of so much moral and material progress, so hated by so many. Dennis has his theories. So do callers.
Prager H2: Dennis dialogues with Laura Bates who writes regularly for the Guardian, the Independent, the New Statesman, and Time Magazine. She is the founder of the Everyday Sexism Project. Her new book is Everyday Sexism… If you want to see yourself as a victim, you can. But why would anyone want that?
Prager H1: A jet landing at Heathrow Airport was reportedly hit by a drone. Should private citizens be allowed to own drones? Don’t they represent a great threat to security? And don’t they impinge on privacy far more directly than the NSA? Someone can fly a drone over your backyard… Dennis talks to Richard Lindzen, emeritus professor of atmospheric sciences at MIT. He teaches the newest course at PragerUniversity.com, Climate Change: What Do Scientists Say?
