Prager H2: Lee Habeeb discusses the latest movement to unionize franchises in America. Melanie Trottman, WSJ reporter covering labor and the workplace, joins the show. He goes on to talk to Daljit Hundal, a franchise owner 16 Carl Jr’s and 14 Jamba Juice stores . He talks about his immigration story and the American dream. Later, Alfredo Ortiz, President of Job Creators Network comes on to talk about the companies perspective on the job economy.

Prager H1: Lee Habeeb sits in for the rest of the week and this hour’s topic is Immigration. Tamar Jacoby, the President of Immigration Works USA joins the show to talk about her federation of small business owners. Then Lee talks to Daniel Novaes, co-founder of MobileX Labs, to talk about his background in starting companies at a very young age. Later, Tahrmina Watson, Head of Watson Immigration Law, calls in to talk about one of her clients that the US tried to kick out. Eric Liu tells his story about trying to become a Chinese citizen.

Prager H3: Mark Larson sits in for Dennis. Max Boot joins the show to discuss his new column about Iraq’s new government and their future.

Prager H2: Mark Larson sits in for Dennis. President Obama will hold a primetime press conference to discuss a possible coalition to combat ISIS. The new IPhone is coming out and the obsession with Apple, Inc. mystifies Mark. Callers weigh in.

Prager H1: Mark Larson sits in for Dennis. John Kerry praises the new Iraq cabinet. Meanwhile, Chris Matthews is offended by the use of the word Homeland by the President. Senator James Inhofe weighs in on the President’s Middle East strategy.

Prager H3: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis and goes straight to Josh Earnest, W.H. Press Secretary, holding a press conference, not answering questions about foreign policy and immigration reform. Charles Slepian joins the show to briefly discuss homeland security.

Prager H2: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis and discusses Donna Brazile admitting not knowing what a caliphate means, over the weekend with George Stephanopoulos. Colonel Oliver North joins the show to discuss how tragic our national security and foreign policy is and what that means for the future. James O’Keefe sneaks over the border again, smuggling viruses, without being challenged once.

Prager H1: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis and starts the show off with Former UN Ambassador John Bolton, who is very troubled with President Obama’s lack luster response to ISIS. Later, Pat Buchanan joins the show to discuss the forty year anniversary of the pardoning of Richard Nixon by Gerald Ford. His new book is, The Greatest Comeback: How Richard Nixon Rose from Defeat to Create the New Majority.

Prager H3: Per usual callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: is it possible to be successful when marrying individuals with different values; can a Jew or non-Christian benefit from reading the New Testament; would an eleven year gap in a relationship work; how do you explain to children why the Jews and Israel are hated so much?

Prager H2: Should you be a hard or easy parent once the child is a young adult?

Prager H1: Dennis opens the show with more about the girls in Rotherham being raped and tortured by Pakistani men. The police in the city have done nothing because they are afraid of being called racist. Dennis wonders where the outrage from feminists is over the real rape culture. Attempted forced kissing is now considered sexual assault.

Prager H3: The National Review Online had an article yesterday about at least 1,400 children in Rotherham, over the past sixteen years, who were used as sex objects for Pakistani men. Multiculturalism and fear of being called racist, were the reasons people and authorities turned their heads from this violence. Dennis talks to Mike Gonzalez, a British historian and literary critic. His new book is: A Race for The Future: How Conservatives Can Break the Liberal Monopoly on Hispanic Americans.