Prager H1: Dennis talks to Joel Kotkin, Fellow in Urban Studies at Chapman University, columnist for Forbes and editor of New Geography. The topic is the Democrats obliviousness to the middle class and the impact this had on last Tuesday’s election… ObamaCare architect, MIT Professor, Jonathan Gruber, admits that the writers of the law deliberately misled the Congressional Budget Office and the American people to pass the new health insurance mandate.

Prager H3: On the 25th anniversary of the fall of Berlin Wall, Dennis recounts some his youthful experiences with that infamous barrier… Dennis talks to Yossie Hollander, founder of Fuel Freedom Foundation, an organization dedicated to finding alternatives to oil. He has produced a new documentary, Pump, the Movie.

Prager H2: According to exit polls, Democrats and Republicans really do see the country differently… A young Libertarian voter realizes that he’s wasting his vote; worse, he’s aiding the Left… In a country used to hideous atrocities, Mexico is rocked by the murder of 43 students… Now that the Republicans have a majority in the Senate, what should they do with it?

Prager H1: How long does one celebrate last week’s victory? Not long… President Obama has nominated federal prosecutor from New York City to succeed Eric Holder. Based on statements she’s made, she sounds like an Eric Holder racial grievance clone. Too bad.

Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why doesn’t Dennis open his show with a prayer; how do you get someone interested in classical music; how does someone spread the word about Prager University.

Prager H2: Dennis continues on his “friends theme:” Why are you being hurt by friends? There are two possibilities: you choose the wrong people or you’re too easily hurt.

Prager H1: Paul Krugman accuses the Republicans of being saboteurs… A higher percentage of Jews voted for Republicans on Tuesday than have in the recent past… Finally a federal appeals court upholds voter mandated affirmation of the traditional definition of marriage… Tom Steyer, the billionaire Leftist activist, spent $74M on this last election. All his candidates lost.

Prager H3: According to Nicholas Kristoff of The NYT, Republicans should feel chastened over Tuesday’s victory. Dennis disagrees. Then Frank Sontag, host of The Frank Sontag Show on the Los Angeles based 99.5 KKLA. His new book is Light the Way Home: My Incredible Ride from New Age to New Life.

Prager H2: Dennis explains why marriage is crucial to individuals learning moral lessons and responsibility. He then spends most of the hour dispelling many of the myths the Left spews about the right, i.e: “dysfunction, the party of no, and blame the President.”

Prager H1: Dysfunction in Washington means what for the states? Why is the word dysfunction only used when Republicans are in charge. Dennis delves into analysis. He also shares an article from The Hill about the President’s post-election speech on Wednesday. The administration doesn’t use the word spend, they use invest, Dennis recommends couples should try this at home.

Prager H3: For the third hour in a row, Dennis begins with The Happiness Hour theme. It’s a happy day for America… Dennis talks to John Fund of National Review about some of the fascinating details of yesterday’s election… Dennis talks to Scott Crawford of Project Hope, a medical assistance organization helping Ebola-stricken countries in West Africa… Dennis returns to election results.

Prager H2: Dennis continues to groove on the yesterday’s election results… Dennis talks to Ann Coulter, best-selling author and nationally syndicated columnist, about what Republicans should do with their new found power.