Prager H1: The low turnout of the blacks in early voting is a warning signal to Hillary Clinton… But Trump’s pathway to victory is a narrow one… Time for all Republicans to “come home” and vote for the party’s candidate… Legalization of marijuana is another sign of an unhealthy society…
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Hugh Ross, astrophysicist and president of Reasons to Believe. His new book is Improbable Planet: How Earth Became Humanity’s Home.
Prager H2: It’s amazing that after all the money and the oppo research, all Hillary could come up with against Trump is the one crude, private conversation 11 years ago… The term sexual assault has been drained of all meaning… Dennis talks to Deroy Murdock, contributing editor and columnist for National Review.
Prager H1: College students think that slavery was invented by America… A NYU professor is shut down because he has conservative views… Leftism wants to destroy Western Civilization… You can vote in some states and then revote if you change your mind… An actress has to apologize for dressing as a pilgrim for Halloween.
Prager H3: President Obama says that he doesn’t think Comey made his announcement for politically motivated reasons… If you’re a Conservative in a blue state, does your vote matter?… Why doesn’t Dennis have contempt for NeverTrumpers?…
Prager H2: Dennis considers the many different themes of the latest email scandal… Why are there so many emails?…. Has FBI Director Comey already seen something incriminating?… The WSJ has written a second editorial in the last 10 days in support of PragerU’s battle against YouTube…
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Ed Klein, investigative journalist. His new book is Guilty as Sin: Uncovering New Evidence of Corruption and How Hillary Clinton and the Democrats Derailed the FBI Investigation. Their topic: the Weiner/Abedin/Hillary Email revelation…
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: how did Dennis become a Republican; how does Dennis feel about the people who surround Trump; how does the Bible deal with slavery.
Prager H2: One way to keep yourself on an even keel is to ask yourself: what’s the worst thing that can happen? Often when you face that possibility, you’ll realize that “the worst thing” isn’t so bad.
