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.
Prager H3: People toss around the phrase “that’s hypocritcal” or “what a hypocrite” very loosely. But it’s actually pretty tough to be a hypocrite. (They do exist.)
Prager H2: Coffee drinkers rarely commit suicide, according to a new study… Three million people saw the Pope in Rio. Pretty good crowd for an anachronism… Is the Pope now endorsing homosexuality and same sex marriage?… The Saudis are worried that the United States might become energy independent.
Prager H1: The iconic 9/11 aftermath photo of NY Fire Fighters raising the American flag almost didn’t make it into the 9/11 museum. Leftists among the museum leadership wanted to keep it out… Dennis explains why this is significant.
Prager H3: Mark continues to fill in for Dennis and explains how and why the state of Virginia is unconstitutional.
Prager H2: Mark Taylor fills in for Dennis and continues his discussion on the show down between Chris Christie and Rand Paul last week…Callers weigh in on that and what it would take for there to be another revolution.
Prager H1: Mark Taylor fills in for Dennis and discusses the economy. The plan is for all of us to be equal, by all being poor. What is Huma Abedin’s real intention with Anthony Weiner. Christie and Paul had a show down last week and callers weigh in. Will America rise up against the government any time soon?
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: how can an adult child establish boundaries with an intrusive parent; would the world be better if it was run by women; should caller go to wedding in which pacifist bride insists that her marine husband not show up in his dress blues; caller bought the ring, but worries that he’s made a mistake – what’s the right thing to do; is eHarmony wrong for not catering to homosexuals. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on June 09, 2007.
