Prager H2: Dennis analyzes an article by Christine Emba, an African American writer for the Washington Post, who recently wrote an article on “white privilege”. Dennis poses the question as to what “white privilege” means and what determines which whites have that privilege.
Prager H1: The Olympics will now allow certain men who identify as women to compete as women given that their testosterone levels are under a certain amount. A transgender caller weighs in on the issue.
Prager H3: Dennis explains why he does not support Trump, but is not against Trump supporters. The problem with Trump supporters is that they are making their decisions based on passion and not on reason.
Prager H2: Dennis analyzes an article by Brent Bozell regarding Trump pretending to be a conservative when he has never proven to be so. Dennis speaks to Andrew McCarthy about why he chose to endorse Ted Cruz, and why Cruz is the best choice out of the Republican nominees.
Prager H1: Only one thing can keep the Left from taking over the country… the GOP. Dennis asks if Trump is in fact a conservative, and if so what is the proof?
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: what are your thoughts on kabbalah; what is a Jew; do you agree with the biblical passage that says you should help your enemy before your brother; you don’t like Trump, but you like Ann Coulter, please explain?
Prager H2: We know that you can change. Why then do so many not do it? Dennis discusses the some of the tricks.
Prager H1: Are you troubled with the Presidential race… more specifically the candidates that are left standing? Clinton, Trump and Sanders… how did we get to this?! The continued support of Trump demonstrates the power of wishful thinking. Dennis warns that you need to do your due diligence before you vote.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Daniel Henninger, columnist for the Wall Street Journal, about the movie “13 Hours” and what it means to Hillary Clinton’s campaign. “13 Hours” makes no political statements about Hillary, but certainly leads one to ask questions about her involvement.
