Prager H1: The two “controversial” comments by Benjamin Netanyahu before the Israel election were not, in fact, controversial. They were made so by the Left… Dennis talks to Bassem Eid, founder of the Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: is it weird to collect cookery; is it okay to hug kids; can you have a philosophical affair with a radio talk show host.
Prager H2: Dennis riffs on Hillary Clinton’s concern that we have a fun deficit in America. We don’t have a fun deficit, we have a happiness deficit. Dennis explains the difference between fun and happiness.
Prager H1: The most hated man in the world is not the leader of N Korea, a national concentration camp, or the leader of Iran, the leading exporter of terrorism; it is Benjamin Netanyahu. The hatred the Left has for this man knows no limits… Seattle restaurants are closing. Why? The mystery is easily solved: Seattle’s new minimum wage… Hillary thinks we have a “fun deficit.”
Prager H3: Benjamin Netanyahu did not say he was against a two-state solution. He said he was against giving the Palestinians a state now for the obvious reason that it would soon become another haven for terrorists. See Gaza… Breastfed babies make more money than babies not breastfed, according to new study. This explains why Dennis has not had more success in business… Those who fight evil are despised by those who don’t.
Prager H2: Dennis continues with George Friedman, chairman and founder of Stratfor. Topics include: the Israel election and the Iran nuke deal… Here’s how bad it is: College Republicans at George Washington University endorse LGBT sensitivity training for all students…
Prager H1: The Left is very upset that Israel has re-elected Benjamin Netanyahu. Thomas Friedman is almost beside himself… Dennis talks to George Friedman, chairman and founder of Stratfor, the world’s leading private intelligence company. His new book is Flashpoints: The Emerging Crisis in Europe.
Prager H3: The Obama Administration and the NY Times are not happy that Bibi won… Howard Schultz, CEO of Starbucks, wants his baristas to engage in discussions with customers about race relations because “we’re a better country than this.”… Dennis returns to Michael Friedson of the The Media Line.
Prager H2: Dennis opens up the lines. Issues raised include: how do you deal with an unhealthy spouse; will you be a happier spouse if you follow Dennis’s advice; what do you when your spouse has no interest in sex.
