Prager H1: Dennis talks to Dinesh D’Souza, best-selling author and film-maker. His new film is America: Imagine the World without Her. It opens in theatres around the country on Wednesday… Dennis also talks to Ami Horowitz, documentary film-maker and video journalist. He’s in Cairo, Egypt…
Prager H3: Dennis talks to the great George Gilder, one America’s most original thinkers, about his new Prager U. course, “Do You Pass the Israel Test?”… Hillary Clinton does not have the Democratic Party nomination sown up, despite conventional wisdom…
Prager H2: With each passing year we have less freedom… The Hobby Lobby decision is a pinky in the dam… The three kidnapped Israel teens have been found dead. Most likely, they were murdered shortly after the kidnapping…
Prager H1: By a vote of 5-4, the Supreme Court granted the right of family owned businesses to refuse to supply employees with abortion pills… Christians were slaughtered in Nigeria this weekend. Did anyone notice?… ISIS declares itself to be an Islamic State and demands that Muslims everywhere swear loyalty to its leader.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda this hour. Issues raised include: what do you when your friend comes out as a Leftist; is the phrase “children should be seen not heard” still valid; are open primaries a bad idea; is it the Democrat or Democratic Party.
Prager H2: People think that somber, dour and dark equals deep. And that the happy are shallow. The truth is the opposite.
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Lee Habeeb, columnist for the National Review and vice president of content for Salem Radio Network about contentious primary between Thad Cochran and Chris McDaniel. Lee lives in Mississippi… Iraq as we have known it for a 100 years may already be gone… Dennis talks to Bruce Herschensohn, senior fellow at the School of Public Policy at Pepperdine University.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Fred Kaplan, professor of English at Queens College. His new book is John Quincy Adams: American Visionary.
Prager H2: A Muslim convert to Christianity is on the run from his own family who want to kill him and his son… Lawrence O’Donnell thanks the Koch Brothers…
Prager H1: A Washington State school district won’t allow cakes to celebrate students’ birthdays. It’s not healthy… The President mocks those who are skeptical about man-made global warming… Dennis talks to Alveda King, Guardian of the King Family Legacy, and a former Georgia State Legislator. Her new book is King Rules: Ten Truths for You, Your Family, and Our Nation to Prosper.
Prager H3: Rutgers University reports that the GDP has fallen to the worst percent in 5 years, because of cold weather! Brooklyn College refused to take money from the Koch brothers because of their conservative views. In addition, the hospital SEIU unit and the local NAACP protested their 100 million dollar donation to the cancer wing of New York Presbyterian.
Prager H2: Dennis reads an email from a friend who is getting married after staying single for most of his adult life. An email from a long time listener, John Turner, focused the hour on marriage and maturing through marriage. Callers discuss why this is true or why it isn’t.
