Prager H1: It’s a big day for Congressional hearings. The first up is the hearings over Russian hacking. Democrats can’t give up on the idea that they lost the election because of Russian involvement… The “arts community” is deeply concerned about cuts in NEA. Too bad.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what is God?
Prager H2: Our colleges are teaching our young people to be easily offended and thus unhappy.
Prager H1: If you give someone something for free, it’s hard to take it away from them. This is why it’s so hard to cut the budget and repeal ObamaCare. The addiction to government benefits is as real as the addiction to cocaine… Secretary of State Rex Tillerson warns N Korea that “all options” are on the table.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Daniel Henninger, columnist for the Wall Street Journal. Like Dennis, Henninger strongly believes that Republicans must pass Repeal and Replace… A physicians group wants you to know that Global Warming is harming your daily health. But they have a big problem, everybody feels fine… Dennis talks Arthur Brooks, President of the American Enterprise Institute. He teaches the newest PragerU course, “There Is Only One Way Out of Poverty.”
Prager H2: Dennis continues on the theme of how important it is for Republicans to pass Repeal and Replace… A UN Report declares Israel to be an apartheid state. What are we doing in the UN?… Dennis talks to PragerForce member, Jenni Taer, a junior at U of Arizona… Trump’s budget is a dream. Can Republicans get it passed?
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Leon de Winter, novelist and political commentator for De Telegraaf. The subject is yesterday’s critical election in Holland. This election has implications for Europe and the US… Republicans must pass Repeal and Replace if they are to remain a viable party.
Prager H3: The Left is up in arms over President Trump’s 2005 taxes. A member of Prager U’s Prager Force joins the show and talks about his experience at the Women’s March.
Prager H2: We all know that men need women. But is the opposite still true?
