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 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: 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.

Prager H2: This year’s budget was a chance for the President to lead on deficit reduction. Instead, he’s increasing the deficit. The UK releases a terrorist implicated in the murders of 52 Britons after five years in prison… Dennis talks to Rick Santorum, former Pennsylvania senator and now senior fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center about Egypt and the budget. Nancy Pelosi’s “green initiative” for the Congressional dining room didn’t help anybody. It’s a perfect case study of Leftist feel-goodism. Democrats want to ban smokeless tobacco in baseball.

Prager H3: To love God one has to hate evil. This is the fourth installment in Dennis’s series on explaining key concepts from the Bible.

Prager H1: Dennis returns from his two week listener cruise with thoughts on travel and the evils of communism. What are the chances of a good outcome in Egypt?

Prager H2: Dennis continues to discuss possible futures for Egypt. The Liberal media is full of optimism toward that country’s democratic future; Dennis doesn’t share their sunny view.

Prager H3: Dennis continues to reflect on his trip and the future of Egypt.

Prager H1: Guest Host Dinesh D’Souza sits in for Dennis. With the breaking news that President Mubarak has stepped down from power in Egypt and the celebration in the streets, Dinesh talks about, the history that led to this event, the current state of radical Islam, and the Muslim Brotherhood. He is joined by author Dr. Anthony Bradley, author of Liberating Black Theology: The Bible and the Black Experience in America and Black and Tired. They discuss what motivates President Obama, his connections to Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Marxism, and liberation theology v. colonialism.

Prager H2: Guest host Dinesh D’Souza discusses the Muslim Brotherhood moving forward. He is joined by Robert Carle, Associate Professor of Theology at The King’s College. They discuss Islam v. the West, the future security of Israel, and Sharia Law v. Democracy. Callers weigh in.

Prager H3: Guest host Dinesh D’Souza brings in Stephen Barr, Professor of Particle Physics at the Bartol Research Institute and author of Modern Physics and Ancient Faith. They discuss Atheism v. Religion in the creation of the universe, is science based in faith, is it possible that both Genesis and the Big Bang Theory are true, and the idea of a multi-verse.

Prager H1: Guest Host Mark Isler sits in for Dennis. Mark speaks with former terrorist and current author Walid Shoebat on the state of Egypt and the future of the Muslim Brotherhood. Americans need to understand what is at risk with the rise of the brotherhood.