Dennis Prager 20200310 – 3 Ultimate Issues Hour: Losing Faith
Mar 10, 2020
There are many reasons people lose their faith. Dennis explores the most common. Callers have their own stories.
There are many reasons people lose their faith. Dennis explores the most common. Callers have their own stories.
The NYTimes uses the virus to intensify their hate of the President. He’s been “unhelmed,” one of their editors writes. Say what?… Dennis talks to Alain Lambert, French-Canadian entrepreneur. He presents the new PragerU video, The Truth about Canadian Healthcare…
Dennis has a hard time understanding why we are panicking about the coronavirus. Why is it so different than the regular flu? Dennis talks to Michael Fumento, investigative journalist and science writer. The virus is now past peak in both China and S Korea.
John Hinderaker of Powerline guest hosts for Dennis… John talks to Amity Shlaes, renowned historian and chairperson of Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation. Her new book is Great Society: A New History.
John Hinderaker of Powerline guest hosts for Dennis… How did Joe Biden come back from the dead? Were the other Dem candidates just that unappealing that Joe Biden looks good? Callers weigh in.
John Hinderaker of Powerline guest hosts for Dennis… John talks to Steven Hayward, senior resident scholar at the Institute of Governmental Studies at UC Berkeley about the implications of the coronavirus panic… The Dow closed down this morning for thirty minutes as investors ran from stocks.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: can having perspective work against achieving happiness; does the LGBTQ movement contradict itself; why would anyone want to visit Macedonia.
Dennis returns to a key Happiness theme. What does it mean to have inner peace? Can you develop it? Or is something that you’re born with?
The consequences of the coronavirus continue to mount. Real people are getting hurt… What if we reacted this way to the regular flu which kills tens of thousands in the US every year?… Callers react on both sides of the argument…