Prager H3: Lee Habeeb talks with Foster Friess, American Businessman… and “one-percenter,” about how to be successful. Dave Marky, COO at Friess Associates and Fran Okenski, partner at Friess Associates, also give testament to Foster’s formula.
Prager H2: Lee Habeeb spends the hour with this years commencement speech by Dr. Larry Arnn at Hillsdale College. He plays examples of great commencement speeches including: Ronald Reagan, Robert De Niro, Denzel Washington, and Steve Jobs.
Prager H1: Lee Habeeb sits in for Dennis and opens about the shooting in South Carolina and what happened there. How long will it take for politicans to jump on the gun legislation bandwagon? Callers weigh in.
Prager H3: Mark Larson speaks with Mark Bauerlein about his book: The State of the American Mind. Who is responsible for curtailing the destructive efforts of ISIS if not Obama? Mark speaks on the current state of discourse as being controlled by feelings.
Prager H2: Mark Larson discusses Rachel Dolezal’s identification as a black woman. A lesser known presidential candidate, Michael Petyo, calls in to comment on the Presidential race. John Bolton, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, joins the program on Iran and taking threats to the U.S seriously.
Prager H1: Mark Larson sits in for Dennis and discusses how the California drought is a problem invented by bureaucrats who did not prepare adequately. Dinesh D’Souza weighs in on the current Presidential candidates, including Donald Trump. Caller has objection to D’Souza’s moral principles.
Prager H3: Mark Larson talks about Donald Trump’s announcement today to enter the 2016 Presidential race. Bill Gertz, editor, columnist and reporter for The Washington Free Beacon and The Washington Times.
Prager H2: Mark Larson talks to Peter Schweizer about the Clintons, and his latest book, Clinton Cash. Rachel Dolezal continues to be the hot topic.
Prager H1: Mark Larson sits in for Dennis and has a lot to say about Rachel Dolezal and her resignation as the Spokane leader of the NAACP. She still feels black though, and apparently always has. Kimberly Guilfoyle joins Mark to talk about her new book, Making The Case.
