Prager 20121207 – 2 Happiness Hour: You Gotta Earn It
Dec 7, 2012
Prager H2: Happiness must be earned, that is, worked for, to be meaningful and lasting.
Prager H2: Happiness must be earned, that is, worked for, to be meaningful and lasting.
Prager H1: There is no economic sense behind the President’s desire to raise taxes on the “rich.” It won’t make a dent in the debt. But it feels good to the Left… The Islamists in Egypt, according to the NY Times, are opposed by “the secularists.” So where are all the moderate Muslims?
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Greg Gutfeld, co-host of the Fox News show, “The Five,” about his new book The Joy of Hate: How to Triumph over Whiners in the Age of Phony Outrage… Why have we abandoned our Iraqi translators and staff? It’s shame on our country.
Prager H2: All it took was one threatening letter from one threatening atheist loony to cancel a Christmas concert to help poor Africans. Call it a lose-lose-lose. What a triumph for the Godless!
Prager H1: The latest Gallup poll reveals that 53% of Democrats have a high regard for socialism… Dennis talks to Paul Croshaw, the director/producer of Baseball, Dennis and the French.
Prager H3: Students are trying to force their universities to divest from “carbon” producers. This way they feel good about themselves. Cheap grace… Cuba is slowly moving toward capitalism, or, to put it another way, freedom. So, what was all that communist tyranny about? Wasn’t communism supposed to give the proletariat a better life? Dennis saw the same waste of lives in Vietnam.
Prager H2: After talking about what a wife owes her husband a few weeks ago, Dennis turns the tables this week. What does a husband owes his wife?
Prager H1: A high ranking British MP watched her husband die a horrible death in a National Health Hospital. This is one of many such stories that we see almost every week. The British nationalized health care system is the model to which Democrats aspire…
Prager H3: Rabbi Jonathan Sacks joins Dennis to talk about his book “The Great Partnership: God, Science and the Search for Meaning”. Does science and religion conflict? Dennis believes the more you use science the more you will come to realize the existence of a creator.