Prager H1: Rick Santorum ends his run for the Republican nomination, clearing the way for Mitt Romney. (More tech problems. Allen fills in for part of the hour. Pragertopians: last half hour is a Best of and not on the podcast.)
Prager H3: What is the primary human desire? Is it for liberty or is it for security? Dennis uses the Adam and Eve story to illustrate his position. (Rick Santorum ends his campaign.)
Prager H2: For the Left, the God of our time is equality. The French Revolution threatens to overtake the American Revolution. This is especially clear with the same sex marriage issue.
Prager H1: George Zimmerman breaks his silence. He makes a statement on the Internet. He has set up a web site for his legal defense. His ordeal is just beginning… Is it time for Rick Santorum to drop out of the race?… Everyone needs to know what’s at stake with this presidential election…
Prager H3: With all the evil against women, NY Times columnist Maureen Dowd is obsessed with the fact that the Augusta National Golf Club does not admit women… James O’Keefe and Breitbart.com prove how easy it is to commit voter fraud… Senator Dick Durbin explains that if we don’t pay out now, global warming will kill us all.
Prager H2: NBC apologizes for editing an audio tape that make it sound like George Zimmerman is racist. But the damage has been done… Dennis talks to Mark Levin, nationally syndicated radio talk show host and president of Landmark Legal Foundation. His new book is Ameritopia: The Unmaking of America.
Prager H1: A Native American guns down three blacks in Tulsa. The shooter’s father was murdered by a black man two years ago, so he decided to kill a few innocent people to assuage his anger.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: are there too many restrictions with regard to foods you can eat on Passover; why don’t hockey players get into as many scandals as players from other sports; why does Dennis like strong cigars; is the Trayvon Martin shooting a media creation.
Prager H2: On this Good Friday and the eve of Passover with Easter around the corner, Dennis makes the case for religion being a major source of happiness.
