Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why does it matter that the genders are distinct; why do college professors sneer at middle class values; how can Dennis give advice on marriage since he’s been divorced.
Prager H2: The most common question Dennis gets these days is: how do you stay happy when you see your country falling apart? Dennis gives his answers. Callers offer theirs.
Prager H1: Today is Dennis’s birthday… Ariel Castro, the Cleveland Kidnapper, tells the court he’s not a monster, but a victim of his sex addiction… There were a 1000 record low temperatures in the US in July. Maybe we’re on the edge of a new ice age.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Logan Beirne, an Olin Scholar at Yale Law School. His new book is Blood of Tyrants: George Washington & the Forging of the Presidency.
Prager H2: Get ready for another power grab by the President. That’s the not-so-subtle subtext of his latest speeches… Georgia State students have organized a White Student Club. There are all sorts of “minority groups” on campus. Isn’t this where all this racist thinking (thanks to the Left) leads?
Prager H1: Dennis launches his August campaign for Prager University… A blogger in Saudi Arabia was given a prison sentence and 600 lashes for having the temerity to suggest that Saudi citizens might want to question their religion… Environmentalists are upset that Reuters has “cooled it” on Global Warming…
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Heather MacDonald, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, about how states all over the country are institutionalizing global warming “education,” starting with kindergarteners… ObamaCare is driving doctors out of Medicare…
Prager H2: A man is obsessed with two things as it relates to his spouse: what does she need and what will make her happy.
Prager H1: The Korean War ended 60 years ago. It’s another example of Americans fighting for the freedom of others… Dennis talks to Jonah Goldberg, Los Angeles Times columnist and editor of the National Review about the media’s immoral coverage of the George Zimmerman trial… The San Antonio City Council has proposed an ordinance that would prevent those who believe in traditional marriage from serving in city government.
