Prager H3: Dennis discusses the article, “Why I Will Never Shave My Legs Again” by Suzannah Weiss. She states that it is unnatural… Dennis dissects the flaw in this thinking.
Prager H2: Dennis clicked on an article, “29 Celebs Who Don’t Believe in God.” The Iran Nuclear is immoral and intellectually fraudulent. Iran is at war with us but we are not at war with them… that’s the problem. Dennis notices a celebratory tone expressed when people on the Left say whites will soon be the minority in America.
Prager H1: Dennis has young conservative talk show hosts Elisha Krauss and Ben Shapiro in studio. They share their views on Donald Trump, immigration issues, the upcoming election, secularism and how they set their own standards on social issues.
Prager H3: If gender isn’t sacrosanct, how can number be sacrosanct?… 24 day inspections of Iran’s nuke sites? More like 60 days… One of the most prestigious prep schools provides a PC glossary for their students… UCLA student newspaper apologizes for suggesting that only people who menstruate are women. Figure that one out.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to Alison Armstrong, acclaimed relationship expert and creator of the Queen’s Code Workshop. The topic is the shifting female personality. This can pose problems for men. But are there solutions.
Prager H1: Should grandchildren be compelled to hug grandma and grandpa good-bye? Or should grandchildren be empowered to tell granny and gramps to take a hike?
Prager H3: It’s okay to be critical of your own religion. No religion is perfect. And perfection should not be the standard.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to James Piereson, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute. His new book is Shattered Consensus: The Rise and Decline of America’s Postwar Political Order… The Nebraska legislature recently banned the death penalty. Now there’s a popular revolt to get it reinstated.
Prager H1: Dennis muses about how radically different life is now than it was even half a century ago. A Frank Sinatra song and a Roy Rogers TV commercial serve as examples… Dennis talks to Larry Schweikart, Professor of History at the University of Dayton. He teaches the newest course from Prager University. Religious Tolerance: Made in America.
