Prager H2: Why is Ben Carson’s inspiring life story of faith and hard work “a favorite of Christian evangelicals,” according to the NY Times. Why doesn’t it inspire everyone? Atheists, Jews or mainline Christians?… Hillary was for charter schools until she was against it…
Prager H1: Many of the listeners on the trip have told Dennis that it was life changing… According to the left, women are living in a rape culture on America’s campuses. Now we are informed that blacks are subject to “terror attacks” on these same campuses, according to a writer in the Los Angeles Times… Why are race relations deteriorating?
Prager H3: Larry speaks about his relationship with his father and how he misunderstood his father growing up. Why did the president of the University of Missouri have to resign? Because somebody at the school did something foolish and insensitive?
Prager H2: There are an array of opinions within the GOP on the issue of immigration. Some candidates are for amnesty, some for removing all illegal immigrants from the country. Which candidate was the most compelling in last night’s debate on this issue?
Prager H1: Guest host Larry Elder fills in for Dennis and discusses Governor Kasich’s comments made last night regarding a minimum wage increase. Carson also comments on the minimum wage, first saying that he is for an increase, and then taking a different position at the Fox Business GOP debate last night.
Prager H3: A new study from the University of Chicago finds that religious kids are meaner than non-religious kids. But when one looks closer at the study, one finds a lot of dishonest study methods and conclusions.
Prager H2: Dennis’s engineer, Sean McConnell, was a block way during a terror attack today. He tells his story… Dennis talks to Jonathan Feldstein, director of Heart to Heart, a Israel based blood drive agency… Yale University is sounding like a Chinese re-education camp… Dennis talks to Lt. Colonel Peter Lerner, Spokesman for the IDF…
Prager H1: There were three more knife attacks in Jerusalem today… Israel has learned to live with terror… Dennis talks to Raphael Harkham, Director of Development for the City of David Foundation. Important new archeological work has been going on Jerusalem… Dennis talks to Josh Reinstein, Director Christian Caucus of the Knesset.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Rasha Athamni, the Israeli delegate to the Youth United Nations. She is an Arab Israeli. She is now training student journalists… Dennis talks to Jonathan Feldstein, director of Heart to Heart, a Israel based blood drive agency.
Prager H2: Dennis talks Michael and Felice Friedson, founders and editors of the TheMediaLine.org, an American Middle East news agency based in Jerusalem. The subject is the current “knife” intifada… Michael Oren, former Israel Ambassador to the United States and historian. He’s now a member of the Israel parliament. His new book is Ally: My Journey Across the American-Israeli Divide.
Prager H1: Dennis broadcasts live from Jerusalem, the capital of Israel and the center of the world… The President of University of Missouri resigns after faux accusations of racism… Dennis talks to Amir Halevi, General manager Israel Ministry of Tourism… Dennis had a meaningful tour of the City of David today. The Bible proves to be a reliable source of history as well as a book of faith and values.
Prager H3: Mark speaks with Shawn Steel, National Committeeman from California, and Mark Vafiades, Chairman of the L.A. County Republican Party, who weigh in on the Republican candidates running for president.
