Prager H2: Leftists are very uneasy using the word evil. You can’t reason with evil. The Left doesn’t accept that. You can reason with anyone. If they’re still unreasonable, you must be more reasonable… What happens to Palestinian moderates? If they live in Gaza, they get summarily executed.
Prager H1: The Danish government wants to control how much cinnamon Danish bakers can put on their cinnamon buns. This is how the Left rolls – literally. It wants to control everything… Burger King is about to become a Canadian company to avoid US taxes…
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: Are there consequences by the children if one parent leaves the other; a teacher who uses PragerU in her classroom; what’s the best cigar to buy for a smoke with his brother; why would a daughter choose Christianity over her religion from birth.
Prager H2: A source of great unhappiness for parents is a break with their children. Aside from physical abuse, it is rarely justified.
Prager H1: Ferguson protesters say they want justice. They don’t. They want revenge. They have no idea what happened. No one does. We are all guessing at this point, but the best educated guess suggests that the officer may have been justified… The Left in Europe is enjoying “The Michael Brown affair.” It “proves” all their prejudices against the US.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Richard Epstein, Professor of Law at New York University. His new book is The Classical Liberal Constitution… Can the Constitution survive Progressivism?
Prager H2: More British citizens are fighting for ISIS than are fighting for the British military… Does the Left understand evil? What does the Left get out denigrating the United States?
Prager H1: Is there a white version of the truth and a black version of the truth? If so, then there is no truth… Michael Brown has been given a new first name “Unarmed.”
Prager H3: Dennis is so glad that he urged his father to write his autobiography and that his father accepted the challenge. That book is now of incredible value to the Prager family now and in the future…
Prager H2: Dennis reflects on how we react to a death of a parent. We remember them in their prime.
Prager H1: Dennis returns to the radio. He remembers his dad, Max Prager, who died this weekend at the age of 96. Callers share their thoughts on the passing of their parents.
Prager H3: A special hour was put together due to the passing of Dennis’ father, Max Prager. Dennis interviews his Dad on his 89th birthday in 2007.
