Prager H3: There are two fundamental questions in life: Is there a God? And, are people born good? The latter will tell you a lot about how someone views the world.
Prager H2: We used to mock people who stood on street corners to tell us that the world was about to end. Now we listen to Brian Williams of NBC announce that the world will end thanks to Global Warming; that if we don’t repent we’re all doomed. And, we’re supposed to take it seriously?… Dennis talks to Joel Kurtzman, Senior Fellow at the Milken Institute. His new book is Unleashing the Second American Century: Four Forces for Economic Dominance.
Prager H1: Dennis finally brings in the carved ebony elephant that he bought for Sean on his recent Africa trip… The media is obsessed with the Administration’s goal of seven million ObamaCare signups. But why? Wasn’t the idea to get insurance to 40 million Americans who didn’t have it?
Prager H3: Dennis talks to filmmakers Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer to discuss their new project, a film about Kermit Gosnell, the notorious abortion doctor who was convicted of murder… A woman with 15 children demands that “somebody” must be held accountable for the fact that she’s poor.
Prager H2: Dennis reviews the IPCC report… Remember the pit bull that ate the face of a little boy? The dog got a lawyer and got off… At University of California, Santa Barbara a professor roughed up and stole the poster of anti-abortion protestor. That was bad. But the statement by the university might be worse…
Prager H1: The IPCC has issued their latest report. It’s all gloom and doom. One of the fathers of environmentalism now laments that environmentalism has become a religion, immune to facts… A great American hero died at 89; Jeremiah Denton, a prisoner of war in Viet Nam and former US Senator.
Prager H3: Per usual, callers set the agenda. Issues raised include: if you say liberals are irrational, how can you justify the bible as rational; do you worry about serious injury; what challenger have you learned a lesson from; if there were no God, would there be morality?
Prager H2: To be happy, you have to be able to clearly distinguish between wants and needs. Most wants are not needs. But wants, if moral, are often a source of happiness.
Prager H1: A feminist filmmaker has made a new documentary about what she believes is the most dangerous phrase in the English language “be a man.”… The new IPCC report, unlike all previous IPCC reports, isn’t sure that global warming will cause an animal extinctions… Does the President “get” Russia? Or is he living in a liberal fantasy where everybody solves everything “diplomatically.” … Has the Ukraine crisis knocked Europe out of its Green haze?
