Republican men are the most likely demographic to refuse to take the vaccine. Does that make them bad people? The LA Times thinks so… Dennis talks to Jason X, a member of PREP (PragerU Resources for Educators and Parents), who is fighting against his son’s school tilting left.
The latest media driven hysteria — whites have it out for Asians — expanded over the weekend. There’s not a shred of truth behind it… Dennis talks to Ryan Anderson, President of the Ethics and Public Policy Center. His book, When Harry Became Sally: Responding to the Transgender Moment, published three years ago, has disappeared from Amazon by Amazon.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: does Dennis support same-sex marriage; does Dennis have an issue with the Apostle Paul; Dennis talks to a PragerForce student in the Czech Republic, Hana Prochazkova.
There is a major difference between dissatisfaction and unhappiness. Dennis explains.
There’s always a new one. This week it’s anti-Asian hatred. Who does the Left blame? Yes, It’s Donald Trump for calling Covid-19 the Wuhan Flu… Paris has locked down for a third time!… Everyone needs to get vaccinated and wear masks, except illegal aliens. Does that make sense?
John Hinderaker of Powerline guest hosts for Dennis… We are miseducating our children to become social justice warriors. This is bad for kids and bad for the future of the country. We have to put a stop to it. Now.
John Hinderaker of Powerline guest hosts for Dennis… There’s a growing presence in the black community that rejects the Black Lives Matter narrative. A better way forward to blacks (and everyone) is a pursuit of personal responsibility and unity rather than the BLM message of victimhood and division.
John Hinderaker of Powerline guest hosts for Dennis… John is based on Minneapolis. The big story there (and soon to be across the world) is the trial of police officer, Derek Chauvin, the man accused of killing George Floyd. Does the defense have a case? Does the prosecution?
Dennis talks to Bari Weiss, former columnist for the NY Times. She now writes freelance for major publications and her own website on Substack – Common Sense with Bari Weiss. A Best of Prager Hour, originally broadcast on March 15.
