The Washington Post writes a long profile on a young man who fantasized about being a mass murderer… We now know that the Orlando “Pulse” terrorist had no idea he was attacking a gay club. His motive was only the usual Islamist grievances… Dennis talks to Candace Owens, director of urban engagement at Turning Point USA. She teaches the newest video at PragerU — Dear Celebrities: No One Cares What You Think.
Dennis talks to Steven Pinker, Professor of Psychology at Harvard. His new book is Enlightenment Now: The Case for Reason, Science, Humanism, and Progress.
Christina Sommers of the American Enterprise Institute, one of the most thoughtful critics of contemporary feminism, is shouted down at a speech in Portland… N Korea says its willing to abandon its nuclear weapon if its security is guaranteed. Let’s see, but if this had happened during the Obama Administration the President would have received a second Nobel… Dennis talks to Alexandra King, a PragerFORCE member at the U. of Tennessee… Leftism is really nihilism.
At least according to Planned Parenthood. They tweeted this out last week. What was there point?… Washington U. publishes its sex issue edition of its student paper, complete with nude students covered in vegetables. Another good use of $50K tuition money… Do we need to know the private lives of politicians?…
Dennis talks to Vinnie Tortorich, health and fitness expert to the stars. His website his VinnieTotorich.com. Free info there. His book is “Fitness Confidential.”
Not to 17, but to 16. Anyone for 15? Both the New York Times and Washington Post published op-ed pieces promoting this idea… Is it time for the revolution? A leftist writer says yes in the NY Times. Our society is so sick and diseased, it needs to be destroyed. What should replace it? Who knows? And who cares? Just tear it down.
The Academy Awards took place last night… Has Hollywood turned off half the country with its obvious leftist politics?… Dennis talks Liberty Fuchs, a PragerFORCE student at Santa Monica College… Actress Ashley Judd told a billion people that “intersectionality” is the future.
Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what is the difference between sin and evil; does tragedy lead to empathy; should someone who believes in the traditional definition of marriage go to a same-sex wedding; Dennis talks to Baylor and PragerForce student, Kate Kassal.
Dennis has a very intense schedule. He’s hardly the only one. Many of us do. So, how do you stay fresh, stay happy and not experience burn out? Dennis has suggestions. So do callers.
