Prager H1: What gun control laws could have stopped the Roanoke murderer from getting a weapon?… To the Left all change is good… Dennis talks to Lauren Cooley, University of Miami graduate student and fan of PragerU… Hillary Clinton draws a comparison between Republicans to terrorists.
Prager H3: Dennis returns to the Roanoke massacre… Dennis talks to Brian Anderson, editor of City Journal. His new book is Against the Obamanet.
Prager H2: The VA killer murdered in the name of his own sense of victimhood… What was wrong with Curt Schilling’s tweet comparing Islam Extremists to Nazis?… Dennis talks to Nick Pappas, a student a University of Massachusetts who has been deeply influenced by PragerU…
Prager H1: If the Right, as the Left contended at the time, was responsible for the shooting of Congresswoman Gabby Giffords, then how much more so is the Left responsible for the death of the two news people in Virginia… Dennis talks to Joshua Charles, Public Policy Institute of William Jessup University. His new book is Liberty’s Secrets: The Lost Wisdom of America’s Founders.
Prager H3: The murderer in Virginia has shot himself and died. Good. That saves us millions in tax payer dollars and years of farcical trials… Peggy Hubbard, a woman in St. Louis, takes the #blacklivesmatter protestors to task… Dennis talks to Pardes Selah, a senior at UCLA, and a fan of PragerU… Is the crisis of black on black violence a problem of too many guns? Or does it have more to do with a breakdown of the black family?
Prager H2: Dennis asks his 25-year-old waitress this question: would you rather have a great career or a great marriage? He gets a very interesting response.
Prager H1: In Roanoke, VA, two news reporters were murdered on camera by a disgruntled fellow employee who claims to be a victim of racism…
Prager H3: To love God one has to hate evil. This is the fourth installment in Dennis’s series on explaining key concepts from the Bible. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on February 15, 2011.
Prager H2: Ashley Madison’s records have been broken into by hackers and the account information of each user is being leaked online. Is this moral? If someone you knew was having an affair, would you want the knowledge of that affair being made public without their consent?
