Prager H3: Callers who born outside the USA call in to say how grateful they are that they live here now. A few tell stories of relatives who are not so grateful – in fact, they hate America. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on November 27, 2003
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Sarah Palin about her new book America by Heart : Reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag. The nurses union was behind the Meg Whitman “housekeeper affair.” Everyone loves nurses. Everyone loves teachers. Everyone loves police and firemen. Their unions are another matter.
Prager H2: Dennis opens up the lines to callers. Issues raised include: how does a woman open up to a man; how do you deal with a husband who doesn’t show affection; should a woman let her husband watch football or drag him off to Home Depot.
Prager H3: This is Dennis’s favorite holiday. You need to teach your children gratitude. Dennis and Allen muse about their wives hidden shopping agendas.
Prager H1: Do they work? Are they making us safer? Dennis talks to Nico Melendez, Public Affairs Director for the Western Region for TSA. California passes a $3B stem cell research proposition and has nothing to show for it three years later. The Palestinians can’t tolerate one free-spirited blogger.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to Scott Stewart, VP of Tactical Intelligence for STRATFOR, a global intelligence company about the effectiveness of the new scanners. New York Magazine writes a glowing profile of NJ governor, Chris Christie.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to best-selling author, Rabbi Harold Kushner, about his new book, Overcoming Life’s Disappointments. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on November 28, 2006.
Prager H3: That’s the cover story of the current issue of Time Magazine. There’s a competition between Time and Newsweek as to who can denigrate middle class institutions the most. In a new poll, three out of four Palestinians say that they don’t recognize Israel’s right to exist. How is Israel supposed to make peace with people who believe that?
Prager H1: The NY Times notes that ObamaCare is already leading to less competition in the Health Care industry as providers merge to achieve economies of scale. This will inevitably lead to poorer care and higher prices. This doesn’t matter to liberals, though. Good intentions are good enough. Dennis talks to Congressman David Dreier of the 26th District of California about the lame duck Congress and Republican strategy in 2011 on key issues.
