Dennis Prager 20210616 – 3 Yeonmi
Jun 16, 2021
Dennis talks to former N. Korean refugee and now a student at Columbia University. Topic: the loss of freedom in America and the story of her amazing escape.
Dennis talks to former N. Korean refugee and now a student at Columbia University. Topic: the loss of freedom in America and the story of her amazing escape.
How would a middle age or older woman answer Dennis’s classic question to young women: would you rather have a great career or a great marriage?
Presidents Biden and Putin finished their four-hour meeting and then went into a press conference. One common thing about dictators: they bore you to distraction with endlessly long answers… AG Merrick Garland declares white supremacists the greatest threat to Americans’ safety. Of course, he never gives numbers or details. Who are these people, where are they and how many of them are active?
Dennis talks to Dr. Michael Richman about things you probably didn’t know about how to improve your health.
We live in a better safe than sorry world. But you can’t live a full life being obsessed with safety.
A refugee from N Korea, now a student at Columbia, is shocked to see how little Americans value the gift of freedom… Dennis talks to George Friedman, founder and president of Geopolitical Futures. The subject is this week’s G7 conference.
It’s a national shame that we are our abandoning our translators in Afghanistan. How can we be considered a moral nation and allow this to happen? Don’t we want our allies to believe that we won’t abandon them? Isn’t that in our self-interest?… Activists are masquerading as teachers.
Dennis talks to Marty Makary, professor of surgery and public health policy at John Hopkins University. His new book, now out in paperback is, The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care–and How to Fix It. He also presents this week’s PragerU video, “Overmedicated America.”
A NJ school district removes all holidays from their calendar. They’ll just be known as “days off.” This way no one can be offended. But holidays are important to a society. They are a big component of a culture… President Biden declares the site of the Pulse Nightclub, the scene of a mass murder in 2016, to be “sacred ground.” It’s sacred, the President says, because it was a gay nightclub. But the murderer had no idea he was in gay club; he just wanted to murder Americans.