Prager H1: Two more police officers were murdered this weekend in Hattiesburg, MS. Did the heated “racist police” rhetoric from the Left play a role?… Dennis talks to Jay Steinfeld, Founder and CEO of Blinds.com. His story is a truly rags to riches American one.
Prager H3: Per usual callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: if the Supreme Court validates same-sex marriage what will be the consequences; how well do you need to know someone before proposing.
Prager H2: Parents will make their children unhappy in the long run if they place being loved before being respected.
Prager H1: Yesterday, the Conservative Party in the UK was, according to all the polls, fighting for its life. The Labor Party was all set to return to power. But it didn’t turn out that way. Conservatives won in a wipe out just like Republicans did in November 2014. Why are the polls consistently getting it wrong?… Amazon won’t allow you to search for boys and girls toys. Your search must be gender free…
Prager H3: Dennis talks to Walter Williams, Professor of Economics at George Mason University. His new book is American Contempt for Liberty… A professor at American University is offended that a Baltimore mother would discipline her rioting son, humiliating him in public. And, worse, that conservatives would cheer her for doing so.
Prager H2: The New York Times excoriates Pamela Geller for stirring up Muslim passions with her Mohammed cartoon contest. This is the same newspaper that has no compunction discussing art that offends Christians.
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Ashe Schow, reporter for the Washington Examiner. The subject is prosecutorial abuse. The specific case involves the former executive director of the Republican Party of Los Angeles County, Scott Hounsell, who was falsely accused of sexual abuse. Hounsell calls in and joins the discussion.
Prager H3: Why are Muslims the only group who are allowed to feel alienated? Why not Christians? Or Mormons? They’re constantly mocked… Dennis talks to John Tamny, editor at Forbes. His new book is Popular Economics: What the Rolling Stones, Downton Abbey, and LeBron James Can Teach You about Economics.
Prager H2: Dennis reads a very frank opinion piece written by Suzanne Venker, a critic of feminism, on why many men are no longer interested in getting married.
