Yankee manager, Aaron Boone, calls for the “mercy rule” for baseball… Is it sexual abuse to milk a cow? A new “gender studies department” study says yes… Dennis talks to Marilyn Upchurch, PragerForce Student at Eastern New Mexico University.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Dennis talks to Jakub Veselý high school student in the Czech Republic. He’s a member of PragerForce.
What if you’re in a job you need, but really don’t like. How do you deal with it? How do you maintain a level of happiness?
Democratic Senators threaten the Supreme Court. They’re afraid the Court will clarify and enhance Second Amendments rights in a pending case… Dennis reverses his initial opinion: he now believes Israel is correct to ban Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib… China is trying to squelch freedom in Hong Kong. Demonstrators in Hong Kong wave the American flag in response.
Dennis talks to Douglas Carswell, former member of the British Parliament. His new book is Progress Vs Parasites: A Brief History of the Conflict that’s Shaped our World.
The CEO of Equinox Gyms issues the obligatory apology for being associated with an investor who supports the President… The Left wants to make anyone who supports the President to pay a price…
Andrew McCarthy, former federal prosecutor, contributing editor at National Review and Fox News legal analyst. His new book is Ball of Collusion: The Plot to Rig an Election and Destroy a Presidency… There’s a lot of abuse of the privilege of having a “service animal” on a plane. It soon may get worse due to a new federal ruling.
Dennis talks to James O’Keefe, founder and president of Project Veritas. The Google “Deep Throat” has gone public. The whistleblower proves that the company has a policy of “algorithmic fairness” — censoring conservative material the company doesn’t want you to see… An American fencer kneels during the National Anthem… Dennis talks to PragerForce member, Therese Poulin.
Whenever you have a big disagreement with your spouse, who wins the argument? Dennis has a strategy. So do callers.
