Prager H1: There was another workplace massacre, this time in Minneapolis. When did we start to make excuses for these monsters? He was fired? He got a divorce? Who cares? He wiped out a family… The NY Times considers Israeli settlements in the West Bank more important than whether or not Iran gets a nuclear weapon… The managing editor of Time compares radical Islamists to the Tea Party… Dennis plays highlights from Bibi Netanyahu’s excellent speech yesterday at the UN.

Prager H3: Dennis talks to his good friend and Senior Fellow at the Public Policy Institute at Pepperdine University, Bruce Herschensohn. His new book is Obama’s Globe: A President’s Abandonment of US Allies around the World.

Prager H2: The New York Times published one the of dumbest opinion piece of recent memory. Written by two professors, it equates Muslim riots over a foolish video with similar “incidents” in US history… Elizabeth Warren doubles down on her fantasy Cherokee past… Dennis plays a portion Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s speech to UN today… Iran threatens Israel almost daily with elimination or extermination. Is Israel supposed to ignore these threats?

Prager H1: The Administration has gotten almost nothing right about the Benghazi massacre… Dennis talks to Ann Coulter about her new book, Mugged: Racial Demagoguery from the Seventies to Obama.

Prager H3: At family get-togethers, who gets angrier – liberal relatives at conservative ones or conservative relatives at liberal ones? All callers said it was their liberal relatives who more likely to express anger. Dennis acknowledged that since most of his audience leans conservative, this was not a scientific poll. Nevertheless, it is his opinion that the liberal relative is more likely to express anger at the conservative relative rather than vice versa. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on February 17, 2012.

Prager H2: Is it important for couples to go to bed at the same time? What do you do if you are morning person and your spouse is a night owl? A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on January 6, 2012.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to David Gelernter, professor of computer science at Yale University, contributing editor at The Weekly Standard and keen observer of American culture. His new book is America-Lite: How Imperial Academia Dismantled Our Culture (and Ushered In the Obamacrats). A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on July 9, 2012.

Prager H3: On the eve of the Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish Year, Dennis addresses a subject that is at the heart of the holiday – forgiveness. Callers weigh in.

Prager H2: It’s very hard to do. Yesterday he denied Israel’s history in the Middle East. Does he believe his own lies?… France bans the use of the words “mother” and “father” from official documents. Now that they have same sex marriage, the government consider the words politically incorrect… Dennis talks to Michael Leven, President of The Las Vegas Sands Corp. Business leaders are reluctant to speak out against the government. If they do, they risk investigations, sanctions and other forms of intimidation. This trend has grown much worse during the last three years.

Prager H1: The President famously promised to transform America five days before the last election. If he wins a second term, he may succeed. Romney and Ryan should hammer that theme. We don’t want America transformed.

Prager H3: Dennis plays a clip from Jimmy Kimmel’s Emmy monologue last night. At least he acknowledged that it’s tough to be a Republican in Hollywood… What if we had a Republican President and suffered through this economy and these setbacks in the Middle East? What storylines would the press be pushing then?… Despite the tide of “bad news,” Romney supporters have reason for cautious optimism.

Prager H2: Dennis talks to Bill Kristol, editor of The Weekly Standard, about the state of the election… The President and Mitt Romney were on “60 Minutes” last night. The way each talked about Israel was very instructive.