Men in dresses is the new fashion trend in our gender fluid world, says the NY Times. Really? Seen any guy in a dress lately. Is this just another NY Times fantasy that we’re supposed to believe?… The Left inverts reality… Will Democrats pay a price for the defund the police movement.
Dennis talks to Lee Habeeb, producer of the documentary “The Streets Were My Father,” the host of “Our American Stories,” a weekday radio show syndicated across the U.S and founder of American Private Radio.
Dennis talks to Mark Crispin Miller, Professor of Media, Culture and Communication at New York University. Miller is in an epic free speech battle with the university and his colleagues.
The Biden Administration doesn’t refer to mother as mothers. They are birthing people. Who is driving this?… A father and his six-year-old daughter make an eloquent case against Critical Race Theory… The Left doesn’t have broken moral compass; it doesn’t use a moral compass…Yale Medical School hosts a psychoanalyst who openly declares her hatred for white people.
Dennis talks to Dinesh D’Souza, filmmaker, best-selling author and now host of The Dinesh D’Souza podcast.
How can you live in the USA and think it is the cesspool the Left thinks it is? The Left and the Right live on two different planets… Dennis returns to the ACLU and its abandonment of free speech…
Caitlyn Jenner makes a classic Republican misstatement: there’s no particular Republican way of thinking. Yes, there is. If there isn’t, what does it mean to be a Republican?… The ACLU used to be primarily concerned with free speech. Not anymore. Now they just want to be woke. Free speech is no longer a priority.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: can you replay a conversation you had with Allen Estrin about hard-boiled egg, it was so funny; about the guy who played one note for an hour he knows why; the Right is not transphobic, here’s why; can you convince me not to go to law school; you should focus on important issues and not so much on masks; I’d rather have a happy marriage than a career; I do not agree with you that knowing how to read music makes you appreciate music more.
Many polls and surveys suggest that young people are the unhappiest in generations; maybe ever. Why would this be? Dennis has his theories. So do callers.
