Prager H1: In Los Angeles a former LAPD officer has murdered the daughter and fiancé of the man who fired him. The murderer has a victim mentality. Victims can always rationalize their actions, no matter how heinous… Is there such a thing as domestic overreach? Can we have too many laws? The Democrats don’t think so… Dennis talks to Max Boot, Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. His new book is Invisible Armies: An Epic History Of Guerrilla Warfare from Ancient Times to the Present.

Prager H3: California has the biggest shale formation in the country. It could be an economic boon for the state, but not if the Greens can help it…. Chicago police will no longer respond to non-violent crimes like auto theft… Dennis talks to Steve Malanga, senior editor of City Journal and a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. He has major new piece coming out on the corrupt California public pension system, the biggest in the world.

Prager H2: Do men who are dating know how to behave? Anecdotally, there are very disturbing indications that they don’t. If they are behaving badly, the question is why.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to Glenn Reynolds, professor of law at U. of Tennessee and founder of Instapundit, one of the most read conservative blogs on the Internet. His new short books for Encounter Broadsides are: The Higher Education Bubble and K-12 Implosion.

Prager H3: Is it always wrong to kill? What if Hitler, Mao and Stalin had been killed before they committed mass murder? What are the biggest consequences of secularism?

Prager H2: Some countries are disappearing. Will the U.S. follow that trend? Jonathan Last, author of What to Expect When No One’s Expecting, joins the program to discuss demographic trends.

Prager H1: Ultimately, our problems – political and economic – stem from a breakdown of values… A murderer blames his crime on the college education that taught him to hate white people… A “legal” drug called “Spice” is being widely used by teens and has terrible consequences… The Left’s first economic priority is equality, not growth.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to California Assembly Tim Donnelly. The assemblyman wants allow teachers to get fire arms training. His opponents on the other side of the aisle have dismissed the idea as absurd… Sweden is becoming much more free market oriented while we’re becoming “more like Sweden.” But Sweden isn’t Sweden anymore… Venezuela, rich in oil, now has bread lines. Socialism works its magic once again.

Prager H2: Halftime at Super Bowl has become a cultural marker. That’s not a happy thought… A seminar was held in the Defense Department to advise women how they could look better. This was greeted with horror by the PC crowd, sadly, including within the military…

Prager H1: The football game might have been exciting, but the half time show was depressing. We’ve gone from marching bands to sex-drenched pop extravaganzas. This is what you want your want kids to watch?… Dennis talks to famed actor/director, Jason Alexander. He’s directing a new play in Los Angeles. Dennis is going to make a guest appearance in the play this week.

Prager H3: Dennis and Allen open the hour with a honey update, a dialogue about their honey adventure in Ecuador a few weeks ago… Then, open lines. Issues raised include: should you raise your child with the same rules you raise your pets; should women be in combat.

Prager H2: Dennis returns to one of his foundational happiness themes. Forty-five minutes after the hour a man thanks Dennis for stopping him for taking his life. It happened years ago. And now, near the end of his life, he wants to acknowledge the debt.