Bob Frantz is in for Dennis. Bob chats with Shaun Rech, a documentary director and producer, and the man behind the new ‘Convicting A Murderer’ series acquired by DailyWire+ with Candace Owens. Bob also addresses the lowered expectations phenomenon in society …typified by the new Senate dress code rule.
Bob Frantz is in for Dennis. Trudeau and Zelenskyy lead Parliament in a standing ovation to a Waffen SS Soldier. If the U.S. Government shuts down, funding for Ukraine would continue.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: it is a joy to have with my grandchildren in my daily life; life was less complicated growing up in the 70’s and 60’s compared to now; was it a good idea to rename the Russian cities, Stalingrad and Leningrad; I’ve been a youth pastor for 22 years… and have been using Proverbs to teach kids; the lack of respect shown by the new Senate dress code; who is the most famous person you ever met?
How important is marriage and family to happiness? Once they were assumed to be essential. Now it’s not so clear. This lack of clarity has caused a lot of unhappiness.
Latest polls suggest that people feel that marriage and family are no longer necessary for a happy and meaningful life. Most of these people are Democrats… There is nothing to be learned from the past. This is a watchword of the Left… Braun has joined the list of woke companies that must be shunned… The UK pulls back on its Green madness.
Julie Hartman guest hosts for Dennis… The sexual revolution of the 60’s to the present day dramatically changed our culture. Julie reviews the history and the consequences, starting with “the pill.”
Julie Hartman guest hosts for Dennis… Robert Kennedy, Jr. is running for the Democratic nomination for President. The Democratic establishment (that includes the media) hates him and not just because he opposes Joe Biden. Julie investigates.
Julie Hartman guest hosts for Dennis… If you think the left is done tearing down statues, you don’t know the left… As the Soviets liked to say: The future is known. It’s the past that’s always changing.
Dennis talks to Jeff Fynn-Paul, professor of Global History and Economics at Leiden University, The Netherlands. His new book is Not Stolen: The Truth About European Colonialism in the New World. He also presented a PragerU video this summer, Are We Living on Stolen Land? and has another one coming out this fall.
