Prager H2: Good-bye, Columbus Day in Seattle and Minneapolis… A philosophy professor at an Ivy League school is convinced she knows how white people think… Dennis talks to Dick Morris, best-selling author and well-known political analyst. His new book is Power Grab: Obama’s Dangerous Plan for a One Party Nation.
Prager H1: Over 600,000 Africans are killed every year by malaria which is entirely preventable. But the media takes no notice. Now we are getting Ebola news 24/7 after a few thousand deaths. Nobody wants to diminish the tragedy, but why is the media so obsessed with this new disease? Because Americans feel they are threatened even though there is no evidence for this fear… Why aren’t we arming the Kurds, our only dependable allies in Iraq?… Even Maureen Dowd is running out of patience with contemporary feminism…
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: would you rather your child cheat on test or smoke; do children need to be disciplined; would an ad in a student newspaper on behalf of Prager U. wake up students.
Prager H2: Madison Avenue and Hollywood promote the idea that we should all lead exciting lives. Is every day happiness boring in comparision?
Prager H1: The Supreme Court and a Texas Appeals Court have rescinded Voter ID laws in Wisconsin and Texas. Apparently, blacks and Hispanics aren’t capable of obtaining a voter ID and its racist to expect them to. If it’s racist to expect an ID for voting why isn’t racist to expect an ID for anything?… In his current column, Nicholas Kristof defends his “there’s nothing wrong with Islam” positon on Bill Maher’s show and just digs a deeper hole.
Prager H3: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis. Rosie O’Donnell thinks that Jimmy Carter is the most pious president ever. They should start selling surgical masks on airlines. Mark talks to Colonel Allen West and later takes calls on mostly Ebola.
Prager H2: Mark Larson fills in and wonders if five airports screening for Ebola is enough. Senator James Inhofe joins the show to discuss Ebola and the EPA. It’s going to be a mess in LA because the President will be campaigning at Gwnyeth Paltrow’s house.
Prager H1: Mark Larson fills in for Dennis and spends the hour talking about the upcoming election and the trouble the President may have potentially gotten some of the Democrat candidates into. He is also joined by Colonel Martha McSally to talk about her experience in Iraq.
Prager H3: Bill O’Reilly gave Leon Panetta a tough time yesterday… Are we living through the worst president in US history?… Dennis talks to George Will, nationally syndicated Pulitzer-Prize columnist and the author of the newest Prager University Course, “Money in Politics: What’s the Problem?”… Dennis talks to Chuck McCutcheon, co-author of National Journal’s Almanac of American Politics, and David Mark, editor-in-chief of Politix. Their new book is Dog Whistles, Walk-Backs, and Washington Handshakes: Decoding the Jargon, Slang, and Bluster of American Political Speech.
