Prager H1: The government’s decision to revoke the Washington Redskins football team’s trademark is a banner headline on USAToday’s front page. Harry Reid says on the Senate floor that the owner of the team will be forced to change the team’s name…The National Labor Relations Board rules that businesses can’t fire employees who verbally abuse their boss… The St. Louis Dispatch drops George Will from their opinion page. They were deeply offended by his recent column in which he describes why the campus “rape culture” is a Politically Correct fraud… Justina Pelletier, the girl who was “kidnapped” from her parents by a Boston hospital and the Massachusetts courts finally gets to go home… Pantene Shampoo runs a new commercial urging women not to apologize.

Prager H3: The Left has been trying to relive the Civil Rights movement since it took place, the latest incarnation is transgender rights. What’s next? Dennis talks to John Fund, national affairs columnist for National Review. His new book is Obama’s Enforcer: Eric Holder’s Justice Department.

Prager H2: Why do the non-moody marry the moody? Do the non-moody think they can change the moody? Is it possible? Or a fool’s errand?

Prager H1: The Federal government has stripped the Washington Redskins of their trademark… Republicans are upset with the IRS and the lost Lois Lerner emails. Why aren’t Democrats? Don’t all Americans fear a rogue IRS?… A new study by a “non-partisan” group declares that the US has the worst health care in the industrialized world. But this non-partisan group turns out to a hard Left advocacy group that has been making this claim for years. None of this noted in news reports…

Prager H3: Dennis has been speaking to Christian pastors on a speaking tour. He’s been fascinated to learn that a high percentage of Evangelical Christians, a natural Conservative constituency, don’t vote. Why not?

Prager H2: Dennis talks to the TV analyst of the Los Angeles Kings, Jim Fox. A former player, Fox analyzes why the Kings won the championship and reflects on what life is like for a sports broadcaster… You need a scorecard to keep up with Obama’s foreign policy failures…

Prager H1: Los Angeles Mayor, Eric Garcetti, dropped the F-bomb at a rally for the Los Angeles Kings, winners of Stanley Cup. It was scripted and designed to make the Democratic Mayor look hip and cool. If he had lit up a cigar, he would have been reviled, but drop the F-bomb, that’s okay… Dennis talks to William Stadiem, cultural historian and best selling author. His new book is Jet Set: The People, the Planes, the Glamour, and the Romance in Aviation’s Glory Years.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to John Hinderaker, founder of the popular blog Powerline. Hinderaker, a nationally recognized, Harvard trained lawyer, has been investigating how the IRS used the FBI to intimidate conservative donors… Dennis talks to Max Boot, senior fellow at Council on Foreign Relations about the disastrous situation in Iraq.

Prager H2: Dennis reflects on his Fathers Day… President Obama says that if you don’t believe in catastrophic man-made climate change, you are like someone who believes the moon is made of green cheese…

Prager H1: Dennis basks in the triumph of his beloved Los Angeles Kings, champions of hockey world, winners of the Stanley Cup… We won the Iraq War. And then we gave the victory away by leaving too soon. We are seeing the consequences now.

Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: how can Jews be a people and a religion; can you be a fiscal conservative and not be a social conservative; what do you do if your adult daughter is angry at you for not paying her bills.

Prager H2: Dennis talks about the connection between fathers and happiness. Callers have a lot to say. Dennis wishes his 95-year-old father a Happy Father’s Day on the air.