Prager H3: “American Sniper” did not do well at the Academy Awards. Why?…Over 500 people attended the funeral of the Danish terrorist who murdered two people in Copenhagen a couple weeks ago… The head of Homeland Security warns people to be careful if they go to the Mall of America. How do you do that, exactly?
Prager H2: If you wish to fundamentally transform something, do you really love it? Maybe, but’s an odd kind of love… Should Scott Walker have repudiated Rudy Giuliani’s comments about the President not loving America?… If you’re a homosexual, do you want your child to be a homosexual, too?
Prager H1: The Academy Award were punctuated with their usual leftist political nonsense… Scott Walker has already been asked a lot of pointless questions by reporters anxious to trap him in a “gotcha” answer. And he hasn’t even declared his candidacy yet…
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: does Dennis have a favorite fountain pen; should you stay in your church or synagogue if your church or synagogue veers Left; what sexual obligations do spouses have to each other.
Prager H2: You will greatly increase your chances of happiness if you spend your time with good people. Choose your associates carefully, if you can.
Prager H1: The French PM gave a stirring and sobering speech about anti-Semitism and Israel hatred in France and Europe. There are profound lessons to be learned here.
Prager H3: Dennis continues with the President’s speech. Callers weigh in.
Prager H2: Dennis dissects the President’s speech from the Countering Extremist Summit. Is it a complete coincidence that Muslim terrorists are the only group killing consistently? Or is it all religions? Callers weigh in.
Prager H1: The President’s Countering Extremist Summit will go down as the most absurd Presidential conference in history. Oliver Sacks, professor of neuroscience at NYU School of Medicine, is dying of cancer and wrote a New York Times column about what matters most to him before he dies. Dennis talks to Austen Ivereigh, British journalist, and commentator on religious and political affairs. His new book is The Great Reformer: Francis and the Making of a Radical Pope
