Prager H2: Dennis talks to Artur Davis, former Democratic Congressman from Alabama and now a Republican about his philosophic journey… The University of Minnesota at Duluth promotes an “It’s Unfair to Be White” campaign.
Prager H1: Conventional wisdom says that consumers form buying opinions between 18 and 34. That’s why advertisers prize younger customers. But is it true? Callers weigh in.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Adam Carolla, comedian and podcaster extraordinaire. His new book is Not Taco Bell Material.
Prager H2: It is the nature of men to be sexually frustrated. We can’t get all the sex we want. But we get a lot in return for sublimating our sexual drive — a civilized life.
Prager H1: The President has invoked Executive Privilege for documents relating to the Fast and Furious fiasco. A story that was largely confined to the right-wing blogosphere now goes national as a result. Dennis talks to Michael Walsh, columnist for the NY Post about the Fast and Furious issue… One of seven Americans is now on Food Stamps. It started at one in fifty.
Prager H3: Everyone has irrational beliefs – both the religious and the secular.
Prager H2: Democrats believe that Republican Presidential candidates are puppets controlled by their Rasputin-like advisors. It’s laughable, but not to Chris Matthews… Novelist Alice Walker won’t allow her books to be translated into Hebrew. She thinks Israel is an apartheid state. She’s not only wrong, she’s foolish. If she ever visited Israel, she’d know how foolish.
Prager H1: Feminists are upset that Laura Bush is going to receive an award from a DC museum that honors women’s progress… Dennis talks to Neal Pollen, classic car restorer, who has created a special 4th of July celebration… Dennis talks to California Congressman, Dana Rohrabacher. He’s worried that the US government has abandoned the Pakistani doctor, now languishing in prison, who was crucial in helping us to kill Osama Bin Laden.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Jay Cost, columnist for the Weekly Standard. His new book is Spoiled Rotten: How the Politics of Patronage Corrupted the Once Noble Democratic Party and Now Threatens the American Republic… John McCain criticizes casino magnate, Sheldon Adelson, for making big contributions to Republican SuperPacs. In doing so, the senior Senator proves, unintentionally, how his own McCain-Feingold bill has perverted campaign financing.
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