Prager H1: Yesterday, the President addressed the UN. Of all the problems in the world, climate change is the worst. Really?… Dennis talks to Dinesh D’Souza about the sentence he received for breaking campaign finance laws. The fact that he was charged was absurd and the sentence is absurd (but could have been much worse)… Dennis talks to Lawrence Wright, staff writer for the New Yorker. His new book is Thirteen Days in September: Carter, Begin, and Sadat at Camp David.

Prager H3: Outside the realm of religion, where does one develop character? Or to put it another way, what does secular society offer in terms of character development?

Prager H2: Dennis reviews Michael Young’s statement that when President Obama suddenly abandoned Iraq he created a power vacuum… Dennis talks to Christina Hoff Sommers, Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute and the teacher of the latest Prager University course, Feminism vs. Truth… Dennis talks to Eric Metaxas, best-selling author and lecturer. They will be sharing a stage next week in NYC to talk about faith and freedom.

Prager H1: The President ordered air attacks against ISIS positions in Syria. Now what? More air strikes? If so, for how long?… Dennis talks to Michael Young, an editor at The Daily Star in Beirut, Lebanon about the situation in Iraq and Syria.

Prager H3: A major liberal scientist and former Obama official admits that there is nothing settled about climate change… A man walks into the White House without being stopped. Does the government run anything competently outside the military?… A professor of atmospheric chemistry argues that planting trees won’t have any impact on Global Warming. In fact, planting too many trees might hurt the planet… How does the President know that the Islamic State is not Islamic?

Prager H2: The Rockefeller heirs are divesting themselves of all energy stocks. This is called a first world problem… Music star Leonard Cohen has started to smoke cigarettes now that he’s turned 80… Of the English speaking countries in the world only the US has a Left Wing government…

Prager H1: Dennis spent all day Sunday filming Prager University courses on the Ten Commandments. If seen by enough people, these could change the world… 300K people marched on behalf of Global Warming panic in New York City. One protestor carried a sign which read “Millions Will Die.” Millions are dying in the Middle East and Africa because of Islamic terrorism right now…

Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda this hour. Issues raised: is the belief in American exceptionalism a form of idolatry; do we see our pets again in the afterlife; can the Prager U. 4th of July Declaration instill love of America in kids; is it sexist to refer to boys and girls as boys and girls; why Dennis doesn’t like Debussy.

Prager H2: What is the essential ingredient for happiness? Dennis has something in mind, but so do callers. Together they compile a valuable list.

Prager H1: The vote for Scottish independence wasn’t even close. There was much sound and fury over this issue, but it ended up meaning not very much… Chris Christie has been completely exonerated by the Federal government over “Bridgegate.” The networks who went crazy over this issue when it first broke, but they barely acknowledge Christie’s innocence of all charges.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education. His new book is a pamphlet from Broadside entitled “Freedom from Speech.”… The Department of Defense has 10,000 lawyers. Hard to wage war when decisions are made by lawyers…

Prager H2: If you are thinking of sending your son to Princeton, you might want to think again. Male students accused of sexual impropriety have less rights than thieves and murderers… Dennis talks to Richard Behar, investigative journalist and columnist for Forbes… Leo DiCaprio is now a UN Ambassador of Peace. Huh?