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Prager 20121123 – 1 The Father of Our Country

Prager H1: Dennis talks with Paul Johnson, renowned British historian. His book is George Washington: The Founding Father. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast June 16, 2005.

Prager 20121122 – 3 Giving Thanks, pt. 3

Prager H3: Dennis celebrates holidays live because it is important to honor them… except Presidents day, don’t get him started! He poses the question: If you don’t give thanks to God, then who do you give it to? Callers weigh in.

Prager 20121122 – 2 Giving Thanks, pt. 2

Prager H2: Dennis celebrates holidays live, honors them… except Presidents day, don’t get him started! He poses the question: If you don’t give thanks to God, then who do you give it to? Callers weigh in.

Prager 20121122 – 1 Giving Thanks, pt. 1

Prager H1: Dennis celebrates holidays live, honors them… except Presidents day, don’t get him started! He poses the question: If you don’t give thanks to God, then who do you give it to? Callers weigh in.

Prager 20121121 – 3 Ceasefire

Prager H3: A ceasefire has been declared between Israel and Hamas… Dennis opens the lines for callers to raise any subject. Israel and how do deal with liberal relatives dominate the discussion.

Prager 20121121 – 1 Tel Aviv Bus Bomb; Hamas Cheers

Prager H1: A bomb exploded on Tel Aviv bus, 21 people injured, some horribly. And Hamas cheers. This is the enemy that Israel faces every day… Dennis talks to Simon Montefiore, best-selling historian. His new book is Jerusalem: The Biography.

Prager 20121120 – 2 Gaza

Prager H2: Has Israel ever gotten any long term benefit from exchanging land for peace?… California is forcing car companies to lose money in service of their dubious green agenda… Dennis talks to Errol Morris, award winning documentary film-maker. His new book is A Wilderness of Error: The Trials of Jeffrey MacDonald.

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