Prager H1: Dennis reflects on the murder and mayhem IS terrorists brought to Paris on Friday… Bernie Sanders still believes that Global Warming is a bigger problem than Islamist terror… The President wants to stay with his plan to defeat IS. What plan?
Prager H3: Mark speaks with British Conservative commentator Nile Gardiner about the ongoing problem with ISIS in Syria and how the British government hasn’t committed to fight ISIS in Syria, but rather in Iraq.
Prager H2: Mark talks to P. J. O’Rourke, a political satirist, journalist and writer, about the Middle East and about O’Rourke’s new book Thrown Under the Omnibus.
Prager H1: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis before he returns next Monday and revisits President Obama’s statements on ISIS last year and how he did not consider it a major threat compared to Al-Qaeda or the other Middle-Eastern terrorist organizations.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to renowned International human rights lawyer, former President of the International Centre for Human Rights and Democratic Development on the question of Israel’s legal rights to national sovereignty. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on February 13, 2014.
Prager H2: Why is Ben Carson’s inspiring life story of faith and hard work “a favorite of Christian evangelicals,” according to the NY Times. Why doesn’t it inspire everyone? Atheists, Jews or mainline Christians?… Hillary was for charter schools until she was against it…
Prager H1: Many of the listeners on the trip have told Dennis that it was life changing… According to the left, women are living in a rape culture on America’s campuses. Now we are informed that blacks are subject to “terror attacks” on these same campuses, according to a writer in the Los Angeles Times… Why are race relations deteriorating?
Prager H3: Larry speaks about his relationship with his father and how he misunderstood his father growing up. Why did the president of the University of Missouri have to resign? Because somebody at the school did something foolish and insensitive?
Prager H2: There are an array of opinions within the GOP on the issue of immigration. Some candidates are for amnesty, some for removing all illegal immigrants from the country. Which candidate was the most compelling in last night’s debate on this issue?
