Prager H2: Dennis comments on his interview with the Zucker brothers and Jim Abrahams and the value of creating entertainment. Hollywood filmmakers would do their audience a great service if they focused more on entertaining people and less on politics. Are Americans Islamophobic? The Left has made up its mind. The answer is yes. A judge has decided that “don’t ask, don’t tell” is unconstitutional. Now judges want to run the military, too. The totalitarian impulse behind government run health care is starting to emerge.

Prager H3: Feminists and the Politically Correct have rebelled against the Biblical idea that God is depicted in the masculine. Are their objections valid? Or are there very important reasons why God has always been referred to as “He?”

Prager H1: Christiane Amanpour interviewed Imam Faisal Rauf about the Mosque at GZ. He accuses his opponents of being “disingenuous.” But the Imam, of course, is as pure as the driven snow. Never mind that he suggests that if the mosque is not built, there may be violence. Dennis talks to Winfield Myers of Campus Watch about Professor John Esposito of Georgetown University, a Saudi flak used by ABC as a disinterested expert in their mosque at GZ story on “This Week” . Dennis talks to John Eastman about who will file an appeal against Judge Walker Prop 8 decision. The governor won’t. The DA won’t. So who will do the people’s will?.. It’s a crime to buy light bulbs in Europe.

Prager H2: Is there general Islamophobia in the US? No. Is their growing ambivalence toward Islam? Yes. Why? Because nine years after 9/11, we’re still waiting for a big demonstration denouncing Islamist terror. Right now, the most common complaint we are hear is that Muslims in the US are victims. Dennis talks to Michelle Malkin, columnist, best selling author and Fox News analyst. Her new book is Culture of Corruption: Obama and His Team of Tax Cheats, Crooks, and Cronies.

Prager H3: Not only are Democrats running from the President, they are running from their own party. The first Medal of Honor has been awarded to a living recipient, a true hero. The trial for two murderers begins in Connecticut, their crime so horrific it’s hard to describe. Do you think this human scum deserves to live out their lives in prison? If you are against capital punishment, you do. Hillary Clinton says that this is the last chance for Mideast peace. It’s been the last chance since 1967.

Prager H1: Eric Hogue fills in for Dennis. Inspired by some of the Senator Boxer’s comments in her debate Debate, How do we stay out in front. or at least competitive? Callers weigh in.

Prager H2: Eric Hogue fills in for Dennis. Eric makes the case that we are in an Economic Civil War.

Prager H3: Eric Hogue fills in for Dennis. Open Lines.

Prager H1: Eric Hogue fills in for Dennis. The interview last night on CNN with Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf left many asking. Was that a threat?! Callers weigh in.

Prager H2: Eric Hogue fills in for Dennis. A healthy discussion about the GZ Mosque and Koran burning continues. If not printing the Dutch cartoons was good because it avoided unnecessary trouble, then why isn’t it also good for the GZ Mosque to be relocated in order to avoid unnecessary trouble?

Prager H3: Eric Hogue fills in for Dennis. It’s clear to Eric: No to the GZ Mosque and No to burning the Koran, but many callers disagree; which begs the question, what does burning the Koran accomplish?

Prager H1: Why has the media given so much attention to the loony Rev in Florida who wants to have a Koran burning party? If they ignored him, he’d be a non-issue. But the media glare has made it a major story. A man defends his home and his family from a gang, thanks to his trusty AK-47. He gets arrested for his pains. Los Angeles names a high school after Al Gore. Global warming update: glaciers in Greenland and Antarctica are melting at half the predicted rate. Dennis talks to Phil Kerpen, VP of Policy for Americans for Prosperity about the Winning in November campaign as well as the danger of state-based cap and trade. The imam of the GZ mosque project is pushing ahead in a sweetly worded opinion piece in the NY Times. Never mind that most Americans and New Yorkers