Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Taken from some of the best calls of 2011. Originally broadcast on March 2nd, 2011

Prager H2: People work themselves into a state of unhappiness when there’s nothing to be unhappy about. They do this by worrying about things that haven’t yet happened. Originally broadcast on August 19, 2005.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to Bo Lidegaard, the editor in chief of the leading Danish newspaper Politike. His new book is Countrymen.

Prager H3: Dennis worries about his country. The United States is an aberration. Goodness is an aberration. Repression, intolerance, torture are the human norm. Let’s be thankful that we live in an aberration of human history – the USA.

Prager H2: Among the most grateful Americans are those who are recent immigrants. Dennis takes their calls.

Prager H1: Dennis reads the Thanksgiving Day proclamations of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln… Is it good for our society that so many major retailers are now open today?

Prager H3: How do you deal with liberal family and friends at your Thanksgiving Dinner? Dennis has suggestions. So do callers.

Prager H2: Needs Compliments More?
Do men need compliments of appreciation more than “I love you”?

Prager H1: Shopping is now starting during Thanksgiving Day. Distressing… Dennis talks to Wisconsin Governor, Scott Walker. His new book is Unintimidated: A Governor’s Story and a Nation’s Challenge.

Prager H3: Good intentions are all well and good. But they don’t mean much. In fact, often good intentions lead to something very bad.

Prager H2: Dennis talks to Alan Dershowitz, famed criminal defense attorney and Harvard Law Professor. His new book is Taking the Stand: My Life in the Law.

Prager H1: Is Roger Cohen’s op-ed piece in the NY Times about the Iran deal the worst column of the year? It’s certainly a contender. To Cohen, all our problems with Iran are really Israel’s fault… The knockout game is becoming a national issue, but for the Left it’s an urban myth… Details about the mass murderer of Sandy Hook have emerged. They tell us nothing about his motive.