Nancy Pelosi insults Trump’s “manhood” and the media yawns. What would happen if Trump questioned her femininity?… Michael Cohen, the President’s former lawyer, is sentenced to 36 months in prison. The NY Times that it was for “hush money,” but that’s not true.
Dennis talks to Brian Keating, Professor of Astrophysics at University of California, San Diego. His book, one of the most highly praised science books of 2018, is “Losing the Nobel” and his PragerU video, “What’s a Greater Leap of Faith: God or the Multiverse?” has over 3 million views. The topic is: why are scientists so anxious to discover other life in the universe.
The President clashes with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer over building a wall… Dennis talks to Philippe Karsenty, French media analyst about the Paris riots over a new gasoline tax and President Macron’s solution.
Music lovers in San Francisco and Denver overwhelmingly vote to put “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” back on their station’s playlist… Why does the left oppose saying “Merry Christmas”?
Socialism always fails. The answer by the Left is, well, no one has done it right… Is God the equivalent to the Flying Spaghetti Monster?… Dennis talks to Alan Dershowitz, famed Harvard Law School Professor…
Riots continue in Paris. This is the third week in a row… The NYTimes predicts the end of the world from Global Warming by 2300… Dennis wants everybody to say “Merry Christmas.” Christmas is a national holiday… Dennis talks to Lt Col. Ward Matthews, National Spokesman for The Salvation Army.
Dennis talks to Andy McCarthy, senior editor at National Review Online and former federal prosecutor. McCarthy thinks that Mueller wants to charge the President with campaign finance violations. What does that have to do with Russia Collusion?
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what is Dennis’s favorite cigar; were we smarter as a people in the middle of the twentieth century; do expectations prevent happiness; would Dennis consider doing a commentary on Proverbs.
There are people who don’t want to be happy. Dennis lists four ways people are “happier” being miserable.
