Prager H1: Dennis talks to Conor Friedersdorf, writer for The Atlantic. The writer believes that Dennis exaggerates the impact of redefining marriage to include same sex couples. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on May 16, 2012.
Prager H3: Does the Constitution contain a right for people of the same sex to marry? Dennis makes the case that should be made (but probably won’t be) in defense of the traditional definition of marriage.
Prager H2: It’s an “uprising” not a riot says an African American Studies Dept. professor on CNN… Dennis talks to Chloe Valdary, graduating senior at the University of New Orleans. She teaches the newest PragerU course, “Don’t Judge Blacks Differently.”… Dennis talks to callers about Baltimore… The EPA wants to enlist churches to sell Global Warming.
Prager H1: Riots ripped Baltimore last night. Already excuses are being made along predictable “understanding the rage lines.”… The President addresses the Baltimore situation. Like the Leftist he is, he concludes his remarks by blaming the country for not throwing enough money at the problem. It’s a money issue, not a values issue.
Prager H3: A Finnish business executive received a $58K speeding ticket. In Finland you’re fined based on your income…. Has key Global Warming data been fudged?… In the California water contest between humans and the delta smelt, humans are getting their butts kicked.
Prager H2: Dennis reminds his audience that while it’s understandable that Conservatives would want to give up, it’s ultimately not an option. Young men sacrificed their lives on the beaches of Normandy to preserve our freedom; we can fight the war of the ideas… The gay couple who held an event for Ted Cruz has now apologized for doing so… The baker couple who won’t make a cake for a same sex marriage ceremony have been order to pay $135K in damages…
Prager H1: Writers withdraw the prestigious PEN Awards. They object to an award being given to Charlie Hebdo editors who were murdered by Muslim terrorists. Figure that one out… Dennis talks to two actors from the Phelim McAleer’s play, Ferguson: the Play, Onrico Nightengale and Diane Sellers.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: how we can get more college students to see PragerU courses; why are Muslims killing Muslims; can listening to Dennis bring someone from liberalism to conservatism.
Prager H2: It’s very hard to be angry and happy. Do angry people use their anger to manipulate others?
