Prager H1: Dennis offers a tribute to the civil rights leader, Rev. ML King…The Left is as interested in prosperity as people at the equator are interested in snow shovels…
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: does life become more black and white or more gray as one grows older; why did Newt attack Mitt over his Bain Capital days… Dennis plays jingles composed by listeners of the show’s call-in numbers.
Prager H1: Dennis reports his impressions from the Consumer Electronics Show… A few Marines urinated on the corpses of Taliban fighters. Okay, it was a bad choice, but let’s not overreact… The “Bain Bomb” has blown up in Newt Gingrich’s face…
Prager H2: The LA Times is upset that someone is “slaughtering” nuke-building Iranian scientists. “Slaughtering?” Three scientists have been targeted… Dennis talks to Steve Kidera, spokesman for the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas about the latest and coolest “stuff.”… Chris Matthews demagogues that Republicans always have another war ready to go… A seven year-old girl dies after ingesting a peanut on a playground in Virginia. It’s a terrible, unnecessary tragedy, but should it lead to the banning of peanuts and peanut butter at every school?
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Ibn Warraq, visiting fellow at the Center for Law and Counterterrorism, a project of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. His new book is Why the West is Best: A Muslim Apostate’s Defense of Liberal Democracy.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Dick Morris, renowned political analyst, about the New Hampshire primary… All religions have objectionable views to others… Dennis plays more highlights of Mitt Romney’s victory speech.
Prager H2: A woman, living in alone in New York, considers her singleness and decides that unless she can find the perfect man, she’d rather be alone. Dennis analyzes this view.
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