Callers react to Dennis’s interview with Naomi Wolf. They have their own stories of mask and vaccine madness… If liberals vote for leftist politicians, aren’t they really leftists? Dennis draws an important distinction.
Dennis talks to Naomi Wolf, noted feminist and best-selling author. Her new book is The Bodies of Others: The New Authoritarians, Covid-19 and the War Against the Human. Her website is DailyClout.io.
And “Experts Say.” Or “Follow the Science.” Democrats hear these terms and stop thinking. It’s no longer necessary… 17 liberal/leftist Nobel Winners in Economics told us not to worry about inflation.
Columnists at the major newspapers compete with each other as to which one can say the most foolish things each week. This week’s winner is LZ Granderson at the LA Times, a man who despises the country that has showered him with advantages… Good intentions are worthless… Where do people get wisdom? From experience yes, but also from traditions that have proven themselves over time.
We clearly have a masculinity crisis. Are we raising our sons to be men? What’s the best and proper way to do that? Dennis has theories. So do callers.
Leftism is angry at reality. They strive to live in a controlled fantasy world. That means they have to control the narrative. But reality always intrudes… The gun issue is ultimately a control issue… A woman in W Virginia saves untold lives when she shoots a man who had opened fire on a graduation party. Of course, the story is not widely reported. It doesn’t fit the narrative.
Have you lost your faith because of tragedy? Dennis explores this painful subject. Callers have moving stories. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast March 4, 2021.
Dennis talks to Douglas Murray, associate editor of The Spectator. His new book is The War on the West. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast April 27, 2022
Dennis was in Boston over the weekend. He found the people there very friendly. How is it that such nice people can elect such bad people to govern them? This remains one of the great puzzles. Niceness works in the micro. It doesn’t work in the macro.
