The Impeachment Hearings begin. They should have never started… Dennis talks to Nikki Haley, former US Ambassador to the UN and Governor of South Carolina. Her new book is With All Due Respect: Defending America with Grit and Grace.
Why are so many young people alienated from religion and a religious life? Dennis has theories. So do callers.
A common comment Dennis heard last night was that “I didn’t know” the threat to free speech on campus was “this bad.” Free speech is in danger. How many realize it?… Elizabeth Warren is angry at Joe Biden for calling her “angry.” That’s “gendered” language!
No Safe Spaces had its Los Angeles debut last night, a packed house at the fabled Chinese Theatre. It was a deeply moving experience for Dennis… Allen comments about the movie… Dennis talks Joe Ricketts, the founder of Ameritrade, a discount brokerage company. He also owns the Chicago Cubs. His new book is The Harder You Work, the Luckier You Get: An Entrepreneur’s Memoir.
The UK has as many free speech problems as the US does… Why do women support suppression of speech far more than men?… Dennis talks to Pete Hegseth, Host of Fox and Friends, and US Army Major. He teaches the new PragerU video, “Who Should Win the Nobel Peace Prize?”
Dennis reviews some headlines of the New York Review of Books. This has long been considered the intellectual center of American Leftism: it’s all emotional… Dennis talks to Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of President Donald Trump. He is Executive Vice President at Trump Organization. His new book is Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us.
America honors its veterans. This is an important detail. It separates us from many other Western nations… No Safe Spaces had another solid weekend at the boxoffice in limited release… Mayor Pete is considered a moderate. Really? He’s Elizabeth Warren lite; nothing more.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why didn’t God want Adam and Eve to know good and evil; can a marriage survive the loss of a child; Dennis interviews his grandson, Daniel, DP3.
There’s a clear distinction between pain and unhappiness. Yes, physical pain makes happiness harder, Dennis doesn’t address that here. Emotional pain is the topic. Also, when we protect kids from emotional pain, we’re actually putting their long-term happiness at risk.
