Are we scaring our kids unnecessarily? Are we really headed for climate catastrophe? 500 scientists sign a letter saying no… Dennis talks to Kimberley Strassel, columnist for the Wall Street Journal and member of the editorial board. The topic is the Ukraine “whistleblower.”
Mark Isler fills in for Dennis for the third hour. Mark reviews the morning’s House Intel hearings and discourses on the Democrats inability to accept the results of an election that took place almost three years ago.
Dennis talks to Bill O’Reilly, fabled TV journalist, host of the Bill O’Reilly podcast and best-selling author. His new book is The United States of Trump: How the President Really Sees America.
The House Intelligence Committee, chaired by Adam Schiff, questioned Director of National Intelligence, Joseph Maguire re: the whistleblower. The director’s reasoned and common-sense answers were ignored by the Democrats… Frank Bruni of the NY Times doesn’t think we should get in the way of defeating the President in the 2020 election… Dennis talks to Howard Husock, vice president for policy research at the Manhattan Institute. His new book is Who Killed Civil Society? The Rise of Big Government and Decline of Bourgeois Norms.
Dennis continues to read the transcript of the “controversial” call. Time for the Republicans to fight back. Trump is showing the way. So is Lindsay Graham… The President meets with the President of Ukraine at the UN. Our president has a great line: I gave you anti-tank missiles; Obama gave you pillows.
It’s Russia all over again, but now it’s the Ukraine which is funny because Ukranians don’t like the Russians… Dennis reads the call transcript and deconstructs…
The President releases the transcript of his call with the President of Ukraine. Seems like a perfectly appropriate call. But Democrats see it as proof of… hmm… not exactly sure. But whatever it is, it’s worthy of impeachment.
Dennis talks to Brian Keating, professor of astrophysics at UC San Diego. His book Losing the Nobel Prize: A Story of Cosmology, Ambition, and the Perils of Science’s Highest Honor is now out in paperback. He also presents a popular PragerU video, What’s a Greater Leap of Faith: God or the Multiverse?
If you are in the climate science field and you dare to violate the prevailing orthodoxy, prepare to lose your career and your friends. How many people are willing to do that? Only the courageous buck the tide.
