Prager H1: The Cory Lewandowski/Michelle Fields controversy is a tempest in a teapot… Marquette University is trying very hard to fire a Professor who defended the traditional definition of marriage… Dennis talks to Professor Gary Wolfram, Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Hillsdale College. He teaches the newest online course from Hillsdale — Public Policy from a Constitutional Viewpoint. His specific topic is Health Care.
Prager H3: Dennis touches on Trump, political correctness running amuck, and the latest example of the failing education system from a high school in Philadelphia.
Prager H2: Do men objectify women; that is, render women into sex objects? If they do, is it necessarily a bad thing? Feminists think it’s an easy question to answer. The reality is more complex. A Best of Prager Male/Female Hour. Originally broadcast on May 14, 2014.
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Darío Fernández-Morera, Associate Professor in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese at Northwestern University. His new book is The Myth of the Andalusian Paradise: Muslims, Christians, and Jews under Islamic Rule in Medieval Spain.
Prager H3: Dennis asks what two verses from the Bible have had the most impact on your life… and you wish would impact people more. Dennis shares his, and callers weigh in.
Prager H2: Dennis laments the current rationale of many Trump supporters. “Vote Trump or Die” is not a sound political position for a serious conservative.
Prager H1: Dennis talks with George Freidman, Founder of GeoPoliticalFutures.com, about the present state and possible future of global terrorism.
Prager H3: Bill Maher speaks truth about Israel… The British PM, David Cameron, calls for the defense of “Christian values.”… Dennis talks to Khurram Dara, attorney and author. He teaches the new course from Prager University. “Islamic Terror: What Muslim Americans Can Do.”
Prager H2: Dennis talks to Georgia State Representative Sam Teasley about the religious liberty bill passed by the legislature and now just vetoed by the state’s Republican governor. The pressure from major corporations was just too strong. The idea that big business is conservative is a farce… Dennis returns to the “Trumpatized” students of Emory University and their wimpy president.
Prager H1: Why doesn’t Google do a doodle for Easter? They do it for Bastille Day and many other occasions… Dozens of people, many of them Christians, were blown up in Pakistan on Easter Sunday by a Taliban suicide bomber. What kind of religion believes that the bomber will be rewarded in the afterlife for this kind of barbarism?… Emory University goes all “trigger” when someone writes “Trump 2016” on campus walkways.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: should Dennis run for President; are the Left and the Right equally guilty of promoting political violence.
Prager H2: Everyone is wounded. If you have a pain in your life, welcome to the human race. You need to find ways to assuage that pain. Good religion is one of them.
