Prager H2: More global warming news: Himalayan glaciers are doing just fine… When global warming disappears from the headlines, what will be the next scare?… Dennis talks to William Beach, Director of the Center of Data Analysis at the Heritage Foundation on how Americans are becoming more dependent on the government… Chris Christie doesn’t care if his opponents or the liberal press like him.
Prager H1: Dennis talks about a French movie he saw last night that moved him deeply, Of Gods and Men. It’s about French monks caught in the Algerian Islamist uprising in the mid-nineties… A librarian in a Seattle public library refuses to tell a man to stop watching hard core porn on a library computer even though it’s in full view of kids. She couldn’t infringe on porn-watcher’s rights… 67 million Americans are dependent on government money.
Prager H3: Mitt Romney is not running for CEO. He has to make the moral case for free markets… The Left lurches from one inflated crisis to the next… Do Americans want to be Europe between Canada and Mexico? That’s what the coming election is about.
Prager H2: It’s a modern phenomenon: spouses taking separate vacations. Is it a good idea? Dennis poses the question. Callers weigh in.
Prager H1: The 9th Circuit Court rules that CA voters can’t determine the definition of marriage… Rick Santorum scored a hat trick last night, winning in Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado. The wild Republican race gets wilder.
Prager H3: There is an objective right and wrong. But ethical questions almost always have a situational context. The situation determines whether an act is right or wrong.
Prager H2: The day will come and maybe soon when people stop talking about Global Warming. Scientific skepticism is growing. Europe is freezing… Dennis talks to Adam Carolla. They’ve added a second show to their joint appearance at the end of February… The 9th Circuit has ruled that the traditional definition of marriage is unconstitutional.
Prager H1: Can Mitt Romney clearly and with conviction convey conservative positions? And can he do it without worrying how the NY Times and the media will react? These are key questions for those who want to vote for him… Dennis talks to James Kaplan, journalist, novelist and biographer. His new book, now in paperback, is Frank: The Voice.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Charles Murray, senior fellow at American Enterprise Institute. His new book is Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960-2010.
