Prager H2: The Democrats fit of pique in Wisconsin is the biggest domestic story of the year. Dennis talks to Charlie Sykes, radio talk show host in Milwaukee, about the circus going on in that state. Columbia University students protest the idea of an ROTC office on campus.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Robert Samuelson, columnist for Newsweek and Washington Post, about the stranglehold AARP has on the federal budget. Dennis talks to Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts.
Prager H1: The Left engages in wishful thinking about the world. Chris Christie speaks truth to NJ fire fighters. Charles Krauthammer exposes the Obama budget fraud.
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.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: how many licks does it take to reach the center of a Tootsie Pop; is Debussy a desert island composer; if computers become human-like will they be liberal or conservative; why should Wisconsin public service workers have to pay more for their benefits; why do we give aid to foreign countries when are running a deficit at home.
Prager H1: The President claims he’s balancing the budget, but he doesn’t bother to include interest costs on the debt when making his dubious calculation. Would you say that your household budget was balanced if you excluded mortgage and credit card payments?.. A CBS reporter was sexually assaulted by an Egyptian mob. Why did the network sit on the story?.. The Ft Hood murders illustrate the deadly consequences of multiculturalism and political correctness.
Prager H2: The Republican governor of Wisconsin is taking on the unions. Dennis talks to Michael Scheurer, the chief of the CIA’s bin Laden unit from 1996 to 1999. His new book is Osama Bin Laden.
Prager H3: The IBM computer, Watson, beat two Jeopardy champions in a Jeopardy showdown. Is this significant? Or much ado about not much?.. Dennis talks to Conor Friedersdorf. founding editor of The Best of Journalism and blogger for The Atlantic about right wing talk radio.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to David Malpass, deputy assistant Treasury secretary in the Reagan administration, and a regular contributor to Forbes Magazine, about budget bloat and its consequences. Dennis returns to the story about the sexual assault on CBS reporter in Cairo. A US Drug Agent is murdered and another wounded in Mexico. The consequences of Mexico becoming a narco state are very serious.
Prager H1: Republicans make a big mistake when they attack the motives of Democrats. Republicans should take on Democrats’ ideas and leave motives out of the discussion. A female CBS reporter was sexually assaulted in Cairo while covering the protests there. Why did CBS initially repress the story?
Prager H2: Do young people pursue marriage the way they pursue a job or friendships? Being “open” to marriage is not the same as seeking it.
Prager H1: Thirty years ago, liberals predicted a glorious new dawn of freedom following the Iranian Revolution. They were wrong. Are they wrong again about Egypt?.. A major league pitcher refuses to take millions owed to him in his contract. He didn’t earn it, so he doesn’t want it.
