Prager H2: A UCLA professor is deeply upset that we still have male and female bathrooms. It’s unfair to the transgendered. It’s Jim Crow all over again… Want to see what a post Pax Americana world will look like? Just look at Syria now…. Dennis talks to Tara Ross, the leading expert on the Electoral College. There’s a major movement afoot to abolish it.
Prager H1: Dennis is not a fan of marijuana. A new story from a close friend reinforces his view… A state-funded museum in Paris is holding an exhibit glorifying Palestinian suicide bombers… Miss Alabama makes good sense when asked about the NSA Issue… An Ivy League professor speaks nonsense about abortion and “whiteness” on MSNBC.
Prager H3: The leaker of NSA documents is no hero. He’s a narcissist… Dennis replays the CBS reporter comparing the candidates of the Iranian election with members of the Tea Party… Dennis talks to Andrew Roberts, British historian, about his new Prager University course, “Why America’s Military Must Be Strong.”
Prager H2: Who do you support in Syria – the mass murdering dictator, backed by Iran and Russia, or the rebels with their ties to Al Qaeda?… A Brit who has lived in China for 16 years has given up his plan to spend his life in that country. It’s inhospitable to freedom… A CBS reporter compares the candidates in the Iranian election to the Tea Party… A Texas woman thwarts a carjacking. She’s the hero of the week… Venezuela wants to make it illegal to bottle feed…
Prager H1: The Atlantic published a piece yesterday acknowledging that dads have a useful role to play in the life of their children, one that is distinct from moms. The author even cites studies… Turkey is in turmoil. The country’s president, Recep Erdogan, calls his opponents terrorists… Iran held one of its sham elections this weekend. The winner is “a moderate.” We shall see how moderate that is.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. But first Dennis talks about some of his experiences in France…
Prager H2: Father’s Day is Sunday. Dennis addresses the importance of fathers to our happiness. But the NY Times isn’t sure that fathers are really necessary any more. They’re optional. Callers weigh in.
Prager H1: Dennis returns from his conference in Nice, France… We need the NSA program, but we also need more honesty from the President… The rebels in Syria execute a teenager for insulting Mohammed. Both sides in this conflict are reprehensible…
Prager H3: Mark Isler fills in for Dennis. Steve Malanga, Senior Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, joins the show to discuss the increasing risk of bankruptcy in U.S. cities and the adverse effects of liberal state policies.
