Prager H1: Dennis goes through the wars of the past half century and thanks veterans of WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Iraq and other conflicts. They fought for our freedom and the freedom of others… France wears the pants in negotiations with nuke-seeking Iran.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. A Best of Prager Hour. Compiled from shows broadcast in November 2006.
Prager H2: You have to be able to express your feelings to friends, but how much complaining can you do before you alienate them? The answer: open up, but don’t be a burden. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on February 18, 2011.
Prager H1: Luck and Longevity If your parents live a long life, it gives you a chance to resolve issues with them. If a parent dies young, those issues are often not resolved. Dennis reflects on this difficult aspect of life. Callers weigh in. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on October 15, 2009.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to James Lacey, co-author along with Williamson Murray of the new book, Moment of Battle: The Twenty Clashes That Changed the World.
Prager H2: The Air Force makes “In God We Trust” an optional line in their pledge. There will be a new feminist rating for Swedish movies. Dennis takes calls on women’s roles and how the media views and portrays them.
Prager H1: Dennis opens the show with Michael Barone to briefly discuss the recent elections. Tim Kane, Chief Economist of the Hudson Institute, comes on to talk about his new book with Glenn Hubbard, Balance: The Economics of Great Powers from Ancient Rome to Modern America.
Prager H3: The Latino vote went against Ken Cucinelli largely because of very slimy McAuliffe ad. Republicans have to figure out a way to fight back… The Democrats refuse to admit that the President didn’t tell the truth when he told Americans they could keep their health insurance plan if they so desired… Dennis talks to John Fund of National Review about last night’s election results.
Prager H2: As impressive as Chris Christie’s victory was his acceptance speech was not impressive. While he’s now the leading candidate for the Republican nomination, what does he stand for? Does he have a coherent ideology?
Prager H1: Christie wins big in NJ. DiBlasio wins bigger in NYC. Cucinelli loses a close one in VA. Dennis analyzes the results of yesterday’s elections across the country… The Libertarian candidate (and not even a good one) probably cost the Republicans the governorship of VA.
Prager H3: The importance of fathers in the lives of daughters is rarely discussed these days. But it matters. Callers confirm.
Prager H2: The President tries to explain why his signature line “You can keep your insurance… Period” is not an untruth. But the more he explains, the more his signature line sounds like what it is, a lie… Dennis talks to Tim Lefever, one of the organizers of the petition to repeal California’s “Transgender Bathroom” law… Whether the President lied is not just a political issue, it’s a character issue.
