Prager H1: What drives this publicity hungry reverend in Florida who plans to publicly burn the Koran at his church? Yes, he can do it legally. But is it right? Of course not. Morality often trumps legality in judging what is right and what is wrong. President Obama spoke to a union audience in Milwaukee yesterday. He wants everyone to be guaranteed a job, healthcare and a college education. If these things are guaranteed by government, then why work hard to get them?

Prager H2: Time reached a new low last week with its cover, an ugly insult to Israel. The news magazine is contributing to the delegitimizing of this Democratic nation, a very dangerous trend. Dennis talks to Mitchell Bard, prolific author, and highly regarded expert on Mideast politics and Israel US relations. His new book is The Arab Lobby: The Invisible Alliance That Undermines America’s Interests in the Middle East. Dennis returns to the President’s Labor Day speech.

Prager H3: To be on the Left is to imagine a utopian future – no poverty, no greed, no racism, and so on. To be on the Right is to have the opposite view. Those on the Right imagine how much worse things can be. This is the fundamental difference between two views of the world.

Prager H2: Dennis poses this question to callers.

Prager H3: Dennis poses this question to callers.

Prager H1: Dennis poses this question to callers.

Prager H1: Donald Trump was on David Letterman last night. Like most New Yorkers, Trump is against the mosque at GZ. Letterman, of course, is for it. The New York Times is flipping out. Every day they write a shrill editorial about how much they dislike the way their liberal agenda is being thwarted. Today’s topic: the GZ mosque. College votes are up for grabs this election, a sharp change from just two years ago. A German economics professor has a clear view of the American national character and sees danger if we attempt to change it.

Prager H2: All we can really control is our reactions to what happen to us. This is one of the keys to happiness.

Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what would Dennis say to graduating college seniors; does Dennis love to take calls; should a child over 21 live with his parents; can you show Prager U. courses to a 10-year-old.

Prager H1: Dennis talks to Dick Armey and Matt Kibbe. Their new book is Give Us Liberty: A Tea Party Manifesto. Dick Armey served in the House of Representatives for eighteen years, becoming Majority Leader in 1994. Today, he serves as chairman of FreedomWorks, Matt Kibbe is the CEO of Freedom Works. Dennis talks to Dr. Hal Scherz is a pediatric urological surgeon in Atlanta, GA, serves on the faculty of Emory University Medical School and is president and cofounder of Docs4PatientCare.

Prager H2: Jerome Hudson, a journalism student, attended the Beck Rally on Saturday and wrote an excellent column about his experience. A black who is conservative is truly liberated. Others blacks who were at the rally call in.

Prager H3: Union leaders will stop at nothing in their attempt to save the Democratic Party in November, spending tens of millions of members’ dues. The union leadership is Leftist, but is the membership?… An environmentalist wacko takes hostages in Maryland and is killed by cops. He said he was inspired by Al Gore. If the Left blames Bill O’Reilly for the murder of an abortion doctor, can the Right now say Al Gore has blood on his hands?.. UCLA fires a long time professor. His unPC research, like proving that second hand smoke is fatal is a fraud, finally got too much for them.