Prager H1: A new study from Duke University suggests that natural variability is responsible for climate change, not man-made CO2 production… How much is Hillary going to get away with?
Prager H3: Dennis reflects on his interview with Daveed Gartenstein-Ross last hour. Europe has very big problems. The North Africa migrant problem is just one… Dennis talks to Phelim McAleer, film-maker. Phelim is producing a play about Ferguson. His actors walked out, complaining the play didn’t conform to their view of the incident… The husband who had sexual relations with his Alzheimer wife is acquitted of rape.
Prager H2: Dennis talks to Daveed Gartenstein-Ross, Senior Fellow, Foundation for Defense of Democracies, and an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Georgetown University. Daveed has just published an analysis on the chaos in North Africa.
Prager H1: Dennis was on Glenn Beck’s radio show the other day to talk about his new book on The Ten Commandments. When he commented that many people now worship nature and used the delta smelt as an example, the Left went nuts… Dennis talks to Chris Malagisi, Editor of the Conservative Book Club… More trigger warnings and safe rooms on campuses.
Prager H3: Dennis continues to talk about Earth Day and its superfluous nature. Earth Day is becoming more a role model for kids than Washington and Lincoln. Send your child to Israel before college, it could change their life.
Prager H2: If you’re looking for a spouse, try online. Dennis loves the idea of online dating. Callers have some amazing stories to share.
Prager H1: Today is Earth Day and Dennis doesn’t care about celebrating it. It doesn’t matter if the Earth is here or not, if man is not here to enjoy it. James Scott, historian and former Nieman Fellow at Harvard. His new book is Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and the Raid That Avenged Pearl Harbor.
Prager H3: Why do people love change? Dennis’ theory is that people like change for the sake of change.
Prager H2: Tomorrow is Earth Day and according to Dennis it is not something worthy of celebration. The parents of the boy killed during the Boston bombing don’t want Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to be put to death. They fear the amount of appeals it would bring. Dennis talked to callers on both subjects.
