The left has captured all the major institutions. But individuals within those institutions are often with us. Dennis just spent some time with the San Francisco Symphony. You’d think they’d all be liberal. Many are. But many aren’t… Dennis talks to Jill Simonian, director of outreach for PragerU Kids… Planet Fitness sees its stock plummet as conservatives slam its trans policy.
Mark Davis guest hosts for Dennis… Does a state have a right to prevent illegal immigration across its borders? Seems like a no-brainer, but many are arguing against it. The border battle is happening right now in Mark’s home state of Texas… Lawfare against Donald Trump has brought many people to Trump’s side. It’s not fair and it’s not American.
Mark Davis guest hosts for Dennis… Why is it so hard to assign blame on the current Gaza War? It shouldn’t be. The blame rests squarely on Hamas. They started the war. They can end the war tomorrow — just surrender and give up hostages… Why do evangelical Christians appear to be more committed to Israel’s well-being than liberal and left-leaning Jews?
Everyone has issues with their religion. The real question is this: is it better to live inside your religion or abandon your religion because of the problems you have with it. And if you decide to leave, what you will put in its place?
It’s now trendy for kids, especially girls, to be LGBTQIA+. That our schools are promoting this as “a lifestyle” makes it much worse. The Left hates traditional values. Time to take your kids out and homeschool, if at all possible… Dennis talks to Calvin Beisner, former Associate Professor of Historical Theology and Social Ethics at Knox Theological Seminary. His new book is Climate and Energy: The Case for Realism.
Dennis continues with Chuck Schumer’s speech calling for a change of Israel’s government. Although he made some strong points about Hamas’ evil, his rhetoric is full of pablum, typical of naïve liberal thinking. He calls for a two-state solution. That would be great if the Palestinians wanted to live in peace. They don’t… Dennis talks to Marissa Streit, CEO of PragerU. The organization continues to grow — thanks to contributions from Prager listeners.
NY Times columnist Jamelle Bouie writes that if Donald Trump is elected president again, democracy will end. But wasn’t Trump President for four years. Did democracy end?… Chuck Schumer tells Israel to get a new PM. The arrogance of the Left is hard to stomach…
The University of Bristol’s Science of Happiness course teaches on what is scientifically proven to make people happier… happiness can be learnt, but we must work at it. Dennis has been preaching this for decades. Callers weigh in.
Pro-Palestinian protestors shut down traffic and security gates at San Francisco International Airport. US Senate leader Chuck Schumer gave a forty-minute speech on Thursday, criticizing Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his handling of Gaza and called for Israel to hold new elections… Dennis reacts. A recent article in The Federalist – Where Are The Dads Protecting Their Daughters From Dangerous Male Athletes, grabbed Dennis attention.
The super-woke Metropolitan Opera warns its audience that Puccini’s classic opera, Turandot, is “rife with stereotypes” and “cultural appropriations.” A “prestigious” literary magazine withdraws an essay simply because the author is an Israeli… Chuck Schumer tells Israel it should elect someone else besides Bibi Netanyahu. Outrageous… Dennis talks to Canadian PragerForce member, Kirk Holyk.
Is the President of France’s wife really a transgender man?… Canada’s ruling party is proposing an “anti-hate” social media law that could land “a hater” a lifetime prison sentence… 30% of Gen Z women identify as LGBTQIA+ … Dennis talks to Jeffrey Paul, professor in the Social Philosophy and Policy at West Virginia University. His new book is Winning America’s Second Civil War: Progressivism’s Authoritarian Threat, Where It Came from, and How to Defeat It.
What do you know now about men (or women) that you didn’t know before you were married? Callers have thoughts.
