Prager H3: Dennis talks to Joe Kernen about his new book, now out in paperback (with a revised title), Your Teacher Said What: Trying to Raise a Fifth Grade Capitalist in Obama’s America.
Prager H2: The Muslim Brotherhood has broken its pledge and has decided to run a candidate for the President of Egypt. That’s the bad news. The good news: they’re better than the competition… The Conservative Justices on the Supreme Court try to stop the Left from making a mockery of the Constitution and for that they’re called “activist.”… There were three winning tickets in this weekend’se $640M mega lottery, including one in a small town in Illinois.
Prager H1: There were more protests against the most hated man in America this weekend. Apparently, the investigation can’t simply be allowed to run its course… According latest polls, Mitt Romney has a big problem with women voters, but which women voters and why?
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why is the left lane only for passing; how do you turn boys into men; what is the philosophy behind Prager University.
Prager H2: How many people have sour-tempered friends? The answer is very little. Dennis explains why.
Prager H1: The California State Assembly members wear hoodies at the state capitol. This is the image of young blacks these politicians want to promote?… Why did the NY Times invent the term White Hispanic?… Liberals have a tough time dealing with Conservative arguments. This week’s Supreme Court hearings are a good example… Obama revealed much about his view of himself and the country during his open mic conversation with Russian President Medvedev.
Prager H3: The NY Times claims that the 2700 page ObamaCare bill, the one that Nancy Pelosi said they had to pass to figure out what’s in it, was well-crafted… If the Supreme Court rules against ObamaCare, who will benefit politically?
Prager H2: The President’s Deputy Campaign director accuses Republicans of politicizing the Trayvon Martin shooting. Is she serious?… Will Spike Lee pay any price for tweeting (incorrectly) George Zimmerman’s home address? The answer is obvious…
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Jay Nordlinger, senior editor National Review Online. His new book is Peace, They Say: A History of the Nobel Peace Prize, the Most Famous and Controversial Prize in the World. Dennis and Jay also take current politics.
