Prager H1: What is the tension between liberty and security? Why are so many – Rand Paul, for instance — upset about the NSA scanning billions of phone numbers? Isn’t the risk of a terror attack of greater concern?
Prager H3: Per usual callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: why can parrots talk and dogs can’t; should we allow polygamous civil unions.
Prager H2: Almost every day something happens that it is annoying or frustrating. To be happy you have to manage how you react to these annoyances and frustrations.
Prager H1: A Spirit Airlines stewardess is in trouble for posing inside an engine well… The Boy Scouts are turning into a garden party… The President addresses his Twitter fans: “Hello, Twitter. It’s Barak.” Does such familiarity demean the Office?… The French government pays people to work at fake companies.
Prager H3: How would you react if your kid came home and asked you what your family’s carbon footprint was? How’s this for a response: to save energy, junior, you now have to walk to wherever you want to go… Gallup’s latest poll suggests that the country has shifted left.
Prager H2: Indoctrination on global warming is baked into the K-12 Common Core curriculum… Dennis talks to Ami Horowitz, video journalist and film-maker. His latest topic: do Somali Americans prefer democracy or Sharia law?
Prager H1: Dennis is riveted by the latest murder sensation: a young woman engineers the death of her fiancé in a kayak “accident” in order to collect life insurance. A Baltimore sheriff states the obvious: the police are now afraid to proactively pursue the bad guys. But the compassionate crowd couldn’t care less. No police. No police brutality… Dennis talks to economist and Shakespeare aficionado, Andrea Mays. Her new book is The Millionaire and the Bard: Henry Folger’s Obsessive Hunt for Shakespeare’s First Folio.
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Bret Stephens, foreign affairs columnist for Wall Street Journal. He teaches the newest PragerU course “Should America Be the World’s Policeman?”
Prager H2: Dennis plays a heated exchange from “Hannity” between Tamara Holder and Gavin McGinnis. The subject is, are women less professionally ambitious than men? If they are, is that a put down of women?
