Three senior people at CNN’s “investigative unit” resigned (were fired) because they fabricated another phony Trump Russia story… Still another CNN producer admits that the Trump/Russia collusion narrative is a witch hunt… Do most Europeans oppose a wall to keep migrants out of Europe?
Dennis talks to Larry Elder, his friend and fellow talk show host. Larry teaches the latest course for PragerU — JFK: Democrat or Republican?… The number of refugees admitted to the US is down by half since Donald Trump has taken office… NYT columnist Maureen Dowd tries to figure out why the President keeps winning.
Is there as much “terror” from the “right wing” groups as there is from Islamist terror attacks? The NY Times seems to think so, but their own data doesn’t support their position…Dennis continues his discussion of California’s boycott of Texas. Texans should respond… The Senate Repeal and Replace bill is a major advance.
The media has become a disgrace. They created the Trump/Russia Collusion scenario out of thin air. But it’s good for ratings, so they won’t stop. The nation needs a fair media. It doesn’t have one… California will no longer authorize official travel to Texas and seven other states. The California Attorney General doesn’t like their same-sex adoption policies.
Per usual, listeners set the agenda. Issues raised include: how did Western Civilization happen; what makes a woman attractive to a man; is there a vast left wing conspiracy; do Muslims, Christians and Jews worship the same God.
A disobedient child is not a happy child. You’re not doing your children any favors by being permissive.
Johnny Depp calls for the assassination of the President. Does he think he’s being clever or cute? What if someone of prominence had said this about President Obama? Think people would have shrugged it off?… Dennis talks to Betsy McCaughy, senior fellow at the London Center for Policy Research and former Lt Governor of New York. The topic is the Senate Repeal and Replace bill.
Highlights from the week of 6/19/2017
Dennis talks to Douglas Murray, Associate Editor of The Spectator. He’s also a senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute. His new book is The Strange Death of Europe: Immigration, Identity, Islam.
