Prager H2: Dennis talks to two experts to get an update on the latest risks posed by the tsunami-damage nuclear plant in Japan. James Mahaffey senior research scientist at the Georgia Tech Research Institute and Jack Spencer, nuclear energy expert at the Heritage Foundation.
Prager H3: Capital punishment is the only law repeated in all five books of the Moses, the Torah. That’s how central it is to the Bible. It begins with Genesis 9:6. This is the seventh installment in Dennis’s Bible series.
Prager H1: The earthquake on Friday in Japan is a tragedy of historic proportions on many levels… Dennis talks to William Tucker, author of Terrestrial Energy: How Nuclear Energy Will Lead the Green Revolution and End America’s Energy Odyssey about the situation at Japan’s damaged nuclear power plant. This is an old style nuke plant and it appears to have held under the worst possible conditions. Of course, the NY Times raises the worst case scenario as if it’s imminent. A family – mother, father, two young children and a six-month-old infant — was slaughtered in Israel, brutally stabbed to death by Palestinian terrorists. There is a tsunami of Jew-hatred in the Arab world.
Prager H2: The real meltdown regarding Japan’s nuclear plants is in the media. Dennis talks to Jack Spencer, energy expert for the Heritage Foundation, about the danger presented by a possible meltdown. Congressman Keith Ellison broke down in tears at the Peter King hearings last week as he told the story of a maligned Muslim who turned out to be a 9/11 hero. But was his reporting of the story accurate? One should draw exactly the opposite lesson from this story that Ellison does, i.e., America quickly self corrects and celebrates its heroes, no matter what their religion or background. But to do that would be to contradict the Left’s vision, Ellison’s vision of this country.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to John Mauldin, renowned financial expert and analyst. His free weekly e-newsletter, Thoughts from the Frontline, has over a million subscribers. His new book, already a best seller, is Endgame: The End of the Debt SuperCycle and How It Changes Everything. Dennis talks to Greg Beroza, Professor of Geophysics at Stanford about the geological repercussions of the Japan earthquake.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why do we assume actors are liberal; why doesn’t anyone say “you’re welcome” anymore; is bullying a really a consequence of secularism; are most white collar criminals religious; should drugs be legalized.
Prager H1: A monster 8.9 earthquake hit northern Japan last night. Hundreds, maybe thousands have been killed as a massive tsunami swept into coastal cities. Dennis talks to John Vidale, Director of Pacific Northwest Seismic Network about what 8.9 quake means and what the risks are to the US. Governor Scott Walker won the battle in Wisconsin, but can Republicans win the war to curb public service unions?… Congressional hearings on domestic terror threat posed by radicalized Muslims lasted all of one day, but one day was enough to throws Democrats into a “McCarthy” accusing hysteria. Why?
Prager H2: Dennis revisits the issue of the importance of friends to happiness. Ideally, your best friend is your spouse, but we need same sex friends outside of marriage, too. Are you afraid to open up to friends? If so, why?
Prager H1: The liberal media bias is in full display in Wisconsin. Can you imagine how the media would depict Tea Party Republicans rushing mob-like into a state capitol, taking over the building, demanding the governor change his policies? . A private K-12 school in Los Angeles urges parents and students to guard against heterosexism.
