Mark Davis guest hosts for Dennis… Not that the media has noticed, but Secretary of State Mike Pompeo came back from a strong trip to the Middle East… The President says the Republican Party is united on border security. Is he right?
Mark Davis guest hosts for Dennis… Seems like we can make a common sense list of what government agencies are essential and which we can temporarily live without? Is that rocket science?… Mark surveys the listeners on their opinion on who won the shutdown showdown between the President and Pelosi/Schumer two nights ago.
Dennis returns to the speeches last night in favor and against border security… Dennis talks to Heather Mac Donald, fellow at the Manhattan Institute and contributing editor to City Journal. She teaches the newest PragerU video, “What Does Diversity Have to Do with Science?”
Is happy wife really more important than happy husband? Or is the happiness of both of spouses equally necessary for a happy marriage?
Who won? The President or Pelosi/Schumer? Can the President outlast the media and the sob stories to win this fight? Dennis plays clips and comments.
If bisexuals by definition can choose their sexual preference, why not choose to be heterosexual? Why, like the late Queen rock band leader, Freddie Mercury, do so many bisexuals choose homosexuality?
The President will address the nation tonight about wall building and national security… Why does the European Left so despise the United States in general and Donald Trump, especially? An article in Atlantic magazine explains.
Dennis saw “Bohemian Rhapsody” last night and rhapsodizes about it. He was surprised that the theme (intentional or not) was an ode to the monogamous, heterosexual, bourgeois life-style… Dennis talks to Jamie Glazov, editor of Frontpage Magazine, and the host of the web TV show The Glazov Gang. His new book is Jihadist Psychopath: How He Is Charming, Seducing, and Devouring Us.
George Friedman, Founder and President of Geopolitical Futures, a private intelligence service that assesses events from a geopolitical perspective. He has just issued his 2019 Forecast. Topics include: the Middle East, China, Mexico.
