For the last live broadcast before Christmas, Dennis opens the lines. Topics raised include: Do we have any clear proof that vaccines actually work, especially the Covid vaccine; why do Democrats assume any one accused of a Jan 6 crime must be guilty; why does Dennis like Handel and Hayden so much; why live a religious life.
Dennis talks to Jan 6 political prisoner, Jon Mellis. He’s been imprisoned for almost two years and still hasn’t had a trial…. Dennis talks to Jon’s mother, Donna. She’s distraught about the fate of her son, but fights for justice for him and the dozens of others who have suffered the same fate.
This once great university has turned itself into a national joke with its new speech guidelines… Dennis reviews some of the most egregious examples.
University of Minnesota med school students pledge to fight ‘White supremacy’ at ceremony. If someone told you that they advocate for the chemical castration, sterilization, and physical mutilation of children and young adults, you’d probably think they were a monster. So why do progressives who push for “gender-affirming care” get a free pass? Kaylee McGhee White joins Dennis to discuss the latest Prager U video.
Dennis asks… do you wear a wedding ring? Callers weigh in.
Grandpa wears makeup in viral J&B Whisky commercial with a message. We are going into a pre-Judeo-Christian world. Stanford locks ‘harmful language’ guide which cautioned calling US citizens ‘American.’ Are you visiting relatives of opposing political views for the holidays?
Dennis asks a holiday-appropriate question: what stops you from being religious? Callers have theories.
Dennis makes his annual case for Santa Claus. Why not keep Santa in your kids’ lives for as long as possible? Callers have stories.
Pittsburgh no longer has a city Christmas Tree. It’s called a Unity Tree… Over the last two years the country with the least excess deaths? Sweden. Gee, they had no lockdowns, no mask mandates and kept their kids in school… The journalism school at U. of MO now instructs its students to avoid reporting anything that could offend anyone (on the left).
