Prager H3: Dennis has an author on to discuss his new book, The Shadow Catcher. Living under an assumed identity and risking his life were all in a day’s work for U.S. Government Agent Hipolito Acosta. He worked regularly in high-stakes undercover operations infiltrating Mexico’s murderous immigrant smuggling rings and drug cartels.
Prager H2: Sparked by the recent Secret Service scandal, Dennis wonders if the idea of discretion is dead in our society, and if so, is it a result of the Left’s self-esteem movement? Dennis realizes that nowadays self-esteem trumps self-discipline. Also, how will Mitt Romney’s religion play out in the coming election because the Left will surely battle him on values rather than the economy?
Prager H1: A caller asks Dennis if the parable of Cain and Abel denotes evidence that God opposed capital punishment. In an article about the President of Syria and his family, Vogue magazine “whitewashed” the Assad family using stand-in children for the photographs. Why would Vogue magazine portray a blood thirsty tyrant and his family as the “Joneses?”
Prager H3: Marines are advancing women toward combat roles. Really? This is what we want women to do? Fight on the front lines? To what end? Sothat they can advance their careers? Is that what the Marines are all about? Career advancement? Thought it was about defeating the enemy… We have a great opportunity to get rid of a murdering dictator Assad in Syria, Assad. We’re blowing it. Badly.
Prager H2: “Sex Week” is becoming a feature at major colleges. Women organize the programs. Ironically, these liberated co-eds are coming to recognize that sex is not the casual transaction for them that it is for men.
Prager H1: Mitt Romney swept yesterday’s five primaries. His task is now to frame the debate. He made a good start with his “victory” speech last night…
Prager H3: Dennis reviews some of the highlights of his new book,ranging from the Founders view of religion to the source of the Holocaust.
Prager H2: Why do people get into drugs? Dennis offers his theory. Callers weigh in.
Prager H1: Dennis’s new book, Still the Best Hope: Why the World Needs American Values to Triumph, is released today… One’s view of the Trayvon Martin case is highly dependent on race. Why?
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Joel Kotkin, a fellow at Chapman College, about how the promise of the Golden State has turned to brass… Venezuela, awash in oil, is suffering food shortages thanks to Hugo Chavez’s socialist policies… Was the arrest affidavit of George Zimmerman a political document, not an impartial court document?
Prager H2: The war on drugs has not been a success, but no war on drugs could be far worse… Have we become obsessed with birth and motherhood to the determent of our children? … Dennis talks to Charlie Sykes, popular radio talk show host in Milwaukee, about the Scott Walker recall vote. Next to the presidential election, this one is the most important. Who has the power – the people or big unions?
Prager H1: The Secret Service and GSA scandals are examples of our shameless society – not a good development. There’s no comparison between the evil that can be done by big government and big business.
