Prager H3: Open Lines
Jul 2, 2010
Prager H3: A compilation of some of the most interesting questions thus far this year.
Prager H3: A compilation of some of the most interesting questions thus far this year.
Prager H1: Mark Isler guest hosts for Dennis. Do we really need immigration reform? Or do we just need to enforce the laws we already have on the books?
Prager H2: Mark Isler is joined by Shawn Steel RNC. The unions have a stranglehold on Democratic politicians in California. By jealously guarding their perks and privileges, the unions have wreaked havoc on the state. The same story is true around the country.
Prager H3: Mark talks to three college students about the college brainwash.
Prager H1: Supreme Court nominee, Elena Kagan, is a product of East Coast liberal bubble. She was born and raised in NYC, went to school in New Jersey (Princeton), Massachusetts (Harvard) and the UK (Oxford). Dennis talks to Jim Roberts of Presbyterians for Middle East Peace – Presbyterian Church, USA. This organization, PC USA, is on the verge of adopting an anti-Israel manifesto. Its leadership has been hijacked by the Left.
Prager H2: Women are more attractive than they think. And here’s the kicker: women don’t know it, but men do.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Peter and Andrew Schiff. Peter is president and chief global strategist for Euro Pacific Capital Inc. Andrew Schiff is also an economist. Their new book is How an Economy Grows and Why It Crashes.Fourteen top climate scientists say they have no clue about what causes global warming. This single news item makes a mockery of the whole Global Warming panic.
Prager H3: In order to be a good person one must battle their emotions. We are fully submerged in the age of stupidity. Dictated by feelings, people battle outside forces rather than the true battle within. “How do I feel about it,” has supplanted “Is it right or wrong?” Callers weigh in.
Prager H1: Dennis poses the question: can one empathize with another’s pain if they have not experienced the same pain? It is a good thing that we can not empathize with everyone’s pain .it would crush humanity. Callers weigh in.