Prager H2: While your parents are alive, do everything you can to have a good relationship with them. You may very well regret it if you don’t. Your parents won’t be around forever. Once they’re gone, resolution is not possible.
Prager H1: Michael Moore says we have lost our national soul because we killed Bin Laden. We put Nazis on trial after the war, didn’t we? Yes, Mr. Moore, after the war. If the war on terror was over and Bin Laden had unconditionally surrendered, then we would have put him on trial. Also, we hanged the Nazi leaders. Moore is against capital punishment, so he would have wanted Bin Laden to have been sentenced to life in prison. Like the American Left, the European Left doesn’t like the fact that we killed Bin Laden and didn’t take him alive. It offends their sense of delicacy. We got Bin Laden because we have been at war, not because we have been fighting a police action. Community Health Professor is honest enough to admit that open space second hand smoke fears are a fraud. The future for Egypt looks bleaker by the day. No global warming problems yet, but they’re coming, they’re coming.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Dr. Michael Richman, thoracic surgeon in practice in Los Angeles. He’s also the founder of the Center for Cholesterol Management. Topics raised include: how do you tell what medical studies you should pay attention to and which not; should you take fish oil; how bad are transfats; what is the best cholesterol test.
Prager H2: How should we explain the death of Bin Laden to children? This seems to be another thorny issue for the child psychology crowd. But it’s not complicated. We kill monsters. Most evidence indicates that enhanced interrogation played a key role in getting Bin Laden.
Prager H1: Can we judge good and evil? Should be an easy question to answer, no? But following the killing of Bin Laden, it’s clear that it’s not, at least on the Left.
Prager H3: The President has announced he won’t release Bin Laden’s death photos. Dennis supports the decision. Dennis also supports the decision to kill the terrorist rather than take him prisoner. Four looters were arrested in Alabama. These are the lowest of the low.
Prager H2: If you had the choice, which would you choose: a great marriage with no children or a lousy marriage with great children? A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on October 21, 2009.
Prager H1: A psychiatrist whose sister died on 9/11 uses her death in a NYT opinion piece to blame the US. It wasn’t the terrorists who were responsible for her death, it was American imperialism. Dennis is outraged. Dennis talks to Michael Ledeen, senior fellow at the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies about how much advance knowledge the Pakistanis had about the Bin Laden mission.
Prager H3: Should we rejoice over Bin Laden’s death? This has been a question asked by many, both on the Left and the religious Right.
Prager H2: Astonishing work by the intelligence community lead us to Bin Laden. The key was identifying one of the two couriers who came in and out of the terrorist’s compound. Did waterboarding play a role?
Prager H1: Dennis talks to David Pryce-Jones, senior editor at National Review and Middle East scholar, about the consequences of Bin Laden’s death. We didn’t get justice. We got vengeance. What’s wrong with that?
Prager H1: A Navy Seals team killed Osama Bin Laden last night. The world’s number one terrorist, the dark mastermind of 9/11 is dead. It took a while but we finally got the bastard. Let other terrorists take heed. Dennis talks to Lee Smith, senior editor at The Weekly Standard, visiting fellow at the Hudson Institute and author of The Strong Horse: Power, Politics, and the Clash of Arab Civilizations about the killing of Bin Laden.
