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Prager H2: Misplaced Compassion

Prager H2: Western governments have given billions of dollars in aid to African governments. Most of it has been wasted, looted or worse. Of course, Dennis has known this to be true for a long time, but coming from a very liberal Canadian paper, The Toronto Globe-Mail, means that maybe even the Left is getting it. Naw, they’ll never get it. Dennis talks to June Carbone, Professor of Law at University of Missouri at Kansas City. Her new book is Red Families v. Blue Families: Legal Polarization and the Creation of Culture.

Prager H3: Who Pays Income Tax

Prager H3: 1% of the earners pay 37% of all income taxes, but for Bill Maher, Michael Moore and Nora Ephron, it’s not enough. States have trillions of dollars in public sector union pension obligations. The President’s trip to Asia was a dud, or worse. Earmarks have to go. Republicans can’t be perceived as being for them. Are young people leaving churches because they’re too conservative? Or is this just a liberal fantasy?

Prager H1: California, Here I Go

Prager H1: Facebook, a California-based company, is building a $1B worth of data centers outside of the state. Why? Could it be that California is now a terrible place to operate a business?… Very few people have taken advantage of ObamaCare’s no pre-existing insurance. Apparently, the problem is not as severe as asserted. But Democrats wouldn’t exaggerate a social problem, would they?… Leftists are urging to the President to veer in their direction.

Prager H2: Happiness Hour: Pain and Happiness

Prager H2: There’s a very big difference between pain and unhappiness. Unless you suffer from a debilitating disease, you need to learn to deal with pain in life to be happy. Pain is ubiquitous.

Prager H3: Open Lines

Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: can you really lose weight eating junk food and can music change your mood.

Prager H1: Veterans Day

Prager H1: Dennis honors our veterans. Then, he talks to Mark Pendergrast, business journalist and best selling author. He’s new book is Uncommon Grounds: The History of Coffee and How It Transformed Our World.

Prager H2: Spreaders of Liberty

Prager H2: The US military has brought more freedom to more people than any other force in world history. George Will accuses the Democrats and the public sector unions of looting the country. Sears is opening on Thanksgiving Day for the first time in its history. Is it really necessary?

Prager H3: Freedom Fighters

Prager H3: We must celebrate our veterans. We owe them a profound debt – our freedom. A Kansas State University nutritionist lost 27 pounds in two months eating junk food. More surprising, his body fat declined and his good cholesterol improved.

Prager H3: Where the Money Is

Prager H3: The number of $150K jobs in government has doubled under the Obama administration. Sarah Palin praised Dennis in a recent speech. Should you call doctors by their first name?.. ABC News has taken a hard turn left over the last few years. An “expose” about atheist ministers is just one example.

Prager H1: Jerusalem in Jakarta

Prager H1: President Obama criticized Israel for building new apartments in Jerusalem. Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, had some sharp words in response. So does Dennis. The Prime Minister of Canada Stephen Harper, a conservative, has a clear view of Israel and its place in the world. Dennis talks to Daveed Gartenstein-Ross of the Foundation for Defense of Democracy about the failed printer bomb plot.

Prager H2: Male/Female Hour: Resisting Nature

Prager H2: Husbands need to be able to express their sexual natures to their spouses, but, on the other hand, the husband must reassure his spouse that he will not act on that nature.

Prager H1: Straw Men

Prager H1: The Left creates “Straw Man” arguments that it attributes to conservatives (arguments conservative never offer) and then knocks down those arguments. This is what passes as high intellectual thought. The issue of same sex marriage is a perfect example. A barber in Vermont declines to cut a black man’s hair. He claims that he’s not good at it. Is that racism?.. Dennis talks to Senator James Inhofe of Oklahoma about earmarks. They have to be ended, but not in the way commonly believed.

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