Prager H2: Dennis responds to an angry comment on YouTube to his new Prager University video course, “Why Be Happy?” The writer scoffs at the idea that one has a moral obligation to be happy.

Prager H1: The Federal government is seeking the death penalty for the Boston bomber. Will capital punishment foes rush to this murderer’s defense?… The idea that Syria’s chemical weapons are being eliminated is laughable… The NY Times finally decides to report on the Scarlett Johansson/Soda Stream story. Not surprisingly, their report is biased against Israel… Black Student groups at the U. of Minnesota don’t want black male crime suspects to be identified as black…

Prager H3: Many people voted for the President because they thought he would unite the country. They were wrong. We are more divided than ever and the President is very much responsible for that… Dennis talks to Will Swift, best-selling author and historian. His new book is Pat and Dick: The Nixons, An Intimate Portrait of a Marriage… Dennis returns to the SOTU and the President’s foreign policy comments.

Prager H2: Atlanta suffered a massive traffic jam yesterday following two inches of snow. Dennis talks to Aaron Williams, Atlanta meteorologist… Dennis talks to Greg Lukianoff, President of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education — FIRE. And star of the latest Prager U. course, The Least Free Place in America.

Prager H1: You can now study Beyoncé at Rutgers… Dennis talks to Ann Coulter, best-selling author and syndicated columnist. Her latest book is Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican. Topics covered include: college curriculums, mental health and immigration.

Prager H3: Dennis completes his analysis… The President’s shamelessly digs out the liberal old chestnuts like women earn 77% of what men earn. How many times can the Left tell this obvious untruth?… Values predict success, not access to government benefits.

Prager H2: Dennis continues his analysis of the State of the Union. The President says he wants to focus on the hopes and the aspirations of the American people. If he does, then he should follow Calvin Coolidge’s axiom: do less!

Prager H1: Dennis deconstructs the President’s State of the Union speech… Ending a war is easy. You can surrender or just leave which is what we are doing in Afghanistan and what did in Iraq. Winning and preserving victory is hard.

Prager H3: Dennis discusses the racism inherent in the idea that there is culture in blood. Unfortunately, this idea has really caught on to the detriment of orphan children around the world.

Prager H2: Oxfam has cut off actress Scarlett Johansson from its roster of ambassadors. Her offense: endorsing an Israeli company, Soda Stream. Time to cut off Oxfam. They are just another Israeli-hating organization cloaking itself in Leftist righteousness… More and more people are using McDonald’s and other fast food restaurants as their personal living room… Dennis talks to Mary Anatasia O’Grady, columnist for the Wall Street Journal who specializes in Central and South America.

Prager H1: Income inequality will be the theme of the President’s speech. But what does it mean? If Bill Gates has $50 billion, how does that hurt me?… Dennis talks to John Eliot Gardiner, one of the world’s leading conductors. His new book is Bach: Music in the Castle of Heaven.

Prager H3: Dennis comments on his interview with Stephen Jimenez. So much of what the Left does is built on lies. The Matthew Shepard “hate crime” is a perfect example… Dennis talks to Fred Dryer, All Pro Defensive End for the Los Angeles Rams and TV Star, most notably for the series, “Hunter.”