Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what is Dennis’s desert island music; why do liberals use the courts to get what they want; beside the Bible, what is Dennis’s greatest source of wisdom; what is Dennis’s favorite holiday.
Prager H2: In honor of Father’s Day, Dennis asks how a father or father figure has influenced listeners’ happiness.
Prager H1: President Obama gives a major speech on the economy. It goes over like the proverbial lead balloon… What “failed policies of the past” is the President talking about?… Europeans no longer believe in Europe… Dennis talks to Adam Lerrick, professor of economics at Carnegie-Mellon University.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to the resident Prager Show, heart specialist, Dr. Michael Richman.
Prager H2: The Left is very upset again about the money issue. Republicans are raising a lot of money, so now it’s a problem again. Presidential candidate Obama raised twice as much money as his rival. Was money a problem then?.. The war on cigarettes is now threatening cigars… Can Europe save itself? Does it know how?
Prager H1: The Republicans will not win if they run against Obama, the man. They will win if they run against Obama, the political policies… Israel is excluded from a US sponsored terrorism conference in Turkey. This is a disgrace. Who has more experience fighting and knows more about terrorism than Israel?
Prager H3: Dennis talks with Deputy Editor of the Editorial page of The Wall Street Journal, Bret Stephens, about his latest piece: A Presidency of Excuses. Every time he hears President Obama blame G.W. Bush, Dennis wants to make it clear to the President… that it’s not about “Who” is to blame for the financial state of our country, but “What!” What policies have led to this, and what can be done to fix it.
Prager H2: How does a man attract a woman? Women love men whom they can respect. Callers weigh in.
Prager H1: Dennis talks about tolerating inferior service, reports that Russia sent attack choppers to Syria, and Spike Lee’s recent comments that President Obama would “tear up” Mitt Romney in the debates. Dennis explains that over enthusiasm for President Obama only alleviates the pressure on Mitt Romney.
