Prager H1: Iran got its deal. Sanctions gone. Nuke infrastructure intact. No wonder the Iranians are delirious… Has anyone considered that we’ve been negotiating with Iran as if they were a super power? Even The Washington Post thinks the deal falls short. So do liberal Israeli politicians.
Prager H3: The EU and the Foreign Minister of Iran announce a preliminary nuke deal in Lausanne, Switzerland… 70 plus Kenyan college students have been slaughtered by the Al-Shabab terror group… Dennis comments on nuke agreement.
Prager H2: A pizza place in Indiana whose owners stated that they would not cater a gay wedding (they would happily serve anyone, but they just won’t take part in a same sex wedding) closes down. They’ve been assaulted on social media and threatened with death… A preliminary deal with Iran is announced.
Prager H1: Was the mass-murdering GermanWings co-pilot a victim, too? Does his “disease,” his depression, explain why he flew his plane into the side of a mountain? Should we feel sorry for him? That’s what a Stanford professor believes. Dennis deconstructs.
Prager H3: The Left wants to coerce people to participate in events which they religiously object to. You will be fined or sent to jail, if you don’t bake a cake for a same sex wedding. Why does this not extend to clergy who refuse to perform a same sex wedding?… How much are we conceding to Iran in the pending nuke deal?… Do people who review tech items ever consider what consumers really care about?
Prager H2: Here’s a Dennis hypothetical: assuming you’re 42 and dating for a mate, would rather date a person who had been married and divorced or who had never been married?
Prager H1: Dennis talks to Ann Coulter about the Indiana controversy… Sweden is adding a third gender pronoun to its official dictionary… The Left is conducting a grand experiment and children are the guinea pigs.
Prager H3: Do we have free will? Without God, the answer must be no. A Best of Prager Hour. Originally broadcast on September 17, 2013.
Prager H2: Dennis continues with his discussion of the Indiana controversy. Is religious freedom no longer an American value?… Dennis talks to Michael and Daniel Bendetson. Both are students at the University of Michigan. They have brought a plan before Congress to honor veterans with two minutes of silence every Veteran’s Day… Negotiations with Iran drag on.
