Prager H1: Those on the Left will say anything about those on Right because to the Left, Conservatives are so bad that they must be stopped. The truth is a trivial concern… High minimum wages will drive business to find new ways to replace minimum wage workers.
Prager H3: Dennis boils the ten commandments down to: Thou shall not steal… property, time, honor, dignity and life.
Prager H2: Dennis talks about Obama’s denial on Sunday of his desire for fundamental transformation of the United States, an article in Time magazine about the 6 ways the United States in changing, and Ross Douthat’s latest column: The G.O.P.’s Immigration Delusion.
Prager H1: Dennis reports a new study: Third-Hand Smoke Exposure As Deadly As Smoking… and takes umbrage. Elayne Bennett, Bill’s wife, and author of a new book: Daughters In Danger – Helping Our Girls Thrive In Today’s Culture joins the show.
Prager H3: In California, all food preparers, including, sushi chefs, must wear vinyl gloves. This is a non-problem in search of liberal solution and yet another loss of freedom… Dennis talks to UCLA Professor, Tim Groseclose, about his new Prager University course, “Lower Taxes, Higher Revenue.”
Prager H2: Dennis continues with Super Bowl thoughts, including the use of mass transportation to get people in and out of the stadium… Dennis was very moved by the Seattle QB Russell Wilson’s post-game comments… Dennis talks to Christina Hoff Sommers of the American Enteprise Institute about the phony “Women earn 77 cents on the dollar compared to men” line. This “mistruth” just won’t die.
Prager H1: Dennis shares his thoughts on the game and the commercials… Is the message good or bad: “America, the Beautiful” song sung in multiple languages. Callers have strong opinions.
Prager H3: Per usual, listeners set the agenda. Issues raised include: should you adopt before having your own biological children; who was Eric Hoffer; who is better Assad or Al Qaeda in Syria; how can we assure fair election results.
Prager H2: Dennis responds to an angry comment on YouTube to his new Prager University video course, “Why Be Happy?” The writer scoffs at the idea that one has a moral obligation to be happy.
