Conventional wisdom is that you should wait for kids to grow up before getting a divorce. This is about their happiness. Parents should put themselves second. Is this correct? Dennis has theories. So do callers.
The real collusion is between the Obama Administration, the Clinton campaign, and the FBI to thwart the President’s candidacy and then his presidency… USAToday grades the Trump presidency. It has become just as left-wing as NY Times and Washington Post…
Dennis talks to Nick Adams, president of the Foundation for Liberty and American Greatness (FLAG), an organization that teaches civics and informs parents and students on the power of the American Dream. His new book is Class Dismissed: Why College Isn’t the Answer.
Dennis talks to his friend, Michael Medved. Michael has an exciting new history podcast… Dennis reads a letter sent by the President to a new American citizen.
There’s a difference between “border security” and “open borders.” Dennis draws the distinction… Karen Pence is back to teaching at a Christian school. Because the school advocates for traditional marriage, the Left is very upset… Dennis talks to Ann McEIhinney and Phelim McAleer, journalists and film-makers. Their new movie “Gosnell” about notorious abortion doctor, Kermit Gosnell, is the number DVD on Amazon.
Dennis talks to Nigel Farage, the father of Brexit and member of the European Parliament, about the failure of British’s PM’s, Theresa May, to pass a Brexit bill. Kirsten Gillibrand announces her intention to run for President in 2020, and a ten year old drag queen’s controversial photo?!
Dennis talks to a former professional cheerleader, Noa Hami, about her career with the Atlanta Falcons. Feminists want to end the cheerleading tradition. They think it demeans women. Noa and Dennis have strong opinions on this.
A hideous murder/kidnapping case in Wisconsin makes a strong case for capital punishment… Dennis talks to Jason Reilly, columnist for the WSJ and senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. He teaches the newest PragerU video, “Where Are You, Martin Luther King?”
Two young friends of Dennis tell him how much they miss not having a Sabbath. Why is having a Sabbath so important? And what does it say about the Ten Commandments?
