Prager H1: The debate last night started out with a stupid question and descended from there… Cruz, Rubio and Christie all had a great night… John Harwood, one of the moderators, embarrassed himself. The two others didn’t do much better.
Prager H3: A very clear left-right difference is articulated in a text book fight in South Korea… India, like Poland, wants nothing to do with the West’s Green fantasy. They need cheap and reliable energy in order to grow, and that means fossil fuel.
Prager H2: A very shapely woman at Dennis’s workout gym wore a tight t-shirt on which were written the words: Stop Staring. What was her intent? A feminist message or just humorous? Callers have their theories.
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Elhanan Miller, Arab Affairs correspondent for The Times of Israel. He has written for the Wall Street Journal and other major international publications… Poland elects a conservative government. Their first order of business: reject the EU’s Green Energy fantasy… A woman thanks Dennis for urging her to honor her mother and father. The mother recently died, but not before mother and daughter had made peace…
Prager H3: Dennis does a part 2 with Joshua Charles, a fellow at the Public Policy Institute of William Jessup University. His new book is Liberty’s Secrets: The Lost Wisdom of America’s Founders.
Prager H2: Writer/Director Quentin Tarentino rails against the police in New York City. Another Gulfstream Hollywood liberal makes a fool of himself… Europe’s migrant problem is leading the Continent to a demographic disaster… Feminists have a twisted view of sex and young women are paying the price.
Prager H1: There’s a good case to be made that Ben Carson can win not only the Republican nomination, but the Presidency… The University of Kansas is banning the use of his and her… Should passports be gender free?… Dennis talks to Michael Leven, CEO of the famed Georgia Aquarium and until recently President of the Las Vegas Sands Corporation. Small businesses are suffering. Too much regulation.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Heather Macdonald, fellow at the Manhattan Institute and contributing editor City Journal. She also teaches the newest PragerU course, “Who Killed the Liberal Arts?” She also wrote a major piece about crime for the Wall Street Journal this weekend… Glamour Magazine is expected to name Bruce (Caitlyn) Jenner as their Woman of the Year… A majority of students say they favor speech codes.
Prager H2: The Director of the FBI admits that crime is up because police are not acting aggressively against the bad guys. They’re afraid if they do, their career will be ruined. The NY Times questions the director’s conclusions. Where are the studies? Cops call in. They all agree with the FBI… Ben Carson announces he won’t go on SNL. The job of President is too serious. Good for him…
