Prager 20150303 – 03 Ultimate Issues Hour: Identifying Evil
Prager H3: If you can’t identify evil, you can’t fight evil. Dennis continues with his analysis of the Netanyahu speech.
Prager H3: If you can’t identify evil, you can’t fight evil. Dennis continues with his analysis of the Netanyahu speech.
Prager H2: Dennis holds the Democrats who did not attend the speech to account… Dennis plays more clips from the Netanyahu speech and analyzes.
Prager H1: The Prime Minister addressed the Congress this morning… Dennis comments on the speech and the reasons the Prime Minister had to give it.
Prager H3: How did Jihadi John, the IS butcher of Iraq, become radicalized? He went to a British University… The resigning head of IPCC admits that Global Warming is his religion… Why does the President have so much disdain for the Prime Minister of Israel?
Prager H2: Israel Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu addressed the AIPAC conference this morning. He tries to further defuse the political crisis. But why is there a political crisis at all?… John Kerry and the American educated Foreign Minister of Iran have become great pals… The French Prime Minister, Manual Valls, actually uses the term “Islamofascism.”
Prager H1: A major critic of Vladimir Putin is assassinated outside the Kremlin… Eric Holder complains that the United States is not yet perfect… Dennis talks to Mark Isler, radio talk show host and occasional guest host for the Dennis Prager Show. He’s running for Los Angeles County Community College Board. The election is Tuesday.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: when did Dennis become a conservative; is Dennis worried about government invasion of his privacy.
Prager H2: We all need to take a personal inventory. What stops you from being happy?
Prager H1: The IS human butcher, Jihadi John, turns out to be a college educated Brit from a prosperous family… John Kerry says the world is safer than it was during World War II, so we shouldn’t be worried… The idea that Kerry, Susan Rice and Barack Obama are guiding US foreign policy doesn’t inspire confidence, to put it mildly.
