Prager H3: Should we rejoice over Bin Laden’s death? This has been a question asked by many, both on the Left and the religious Right.
Prager H2: Astonishing work by the intelligence community lead us to Bin Laden. The key was identifying one of the two couriers who came in and out of the terrorist’s compound. Did waterboarding play a role?
Prager H1: Dennis talks to David Pryce-Jones, senior editor at National Review and Middle East scholar, about the consequences of Bin Laden’s death. We didn’t get justice. We got vengeance. What’s wrong with that?
Prager H2: Dennis continues to reflect on the killing of Osama Bin Laden. Dennis talks to Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Director of the Center for the Study of Terrorist Radicalization at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
Prager H3: Some callers have difficulty rejoicing in the death of this mass murderer. Dennis doesn’t. Dennis talks to Kamran Bokhari Regional Director, Middle East & South Asia for Stratfor, a private intelligence company, about the involvement of Pakistan in the killing of Bin Laden.
Prager H1: A Navy Seals team killed Osama Bin Laden last night. The world’s number one terrorist, the dark mastermind of 9/11 is dead. It took a while but we finally got the bastard. Let other terrorists take heed. Dennis talks to Lee Smith, senior editor at The Weekly Standard, visiting fellow at the Hudson Institute and author of The Strong Horse: Power, Politics, and the Clash of Arab Civilizations about the killing of Bin Laden.
Prager H1: Prince William and his bride, Kate Middleton, were wed this morning in Westminster Abbey. It was a powerful demonstration of the beauty of the wedding ceremony. 300 people have died in storms this week across the South. There are real parallels between this and the tsunami that hit Japan.
Prager H2: In a world full of dark news, it’s been a happiness inducer to follow the Royal wedding in all its splendid detail.
Prager H3: Callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: will Pragertopia keep you awake while you drive; how does Dennis feel about prayer; how should one prepare one’s son for visiting the death camps in Poland; why is modern art so bad; how do you get over a bad romance; why can’t Dennis remember names.
