The Dennis Prager Show

Dennis Prager interviews the brilliant Stephen Meyer of the Discovery Institute on the Ultimate Issues Hour.

Then he accuses President Trump of starving kids to death... this goes unchallenged.

Instead of keeping people out, President Biden has decided that we need to make other countries better places so that people don't want to leave. That's our job?

Dennis speaks to a caller about the corruption of our leading experts then reviews the controversy brewing within the music community in regard to equity.

The answer? They don't intend to pay for it! But they'll start by taxing the rich.

Dennis and Phil Kerpen talk about the Media's culpability in destroying economies and locking people down.

Dennis hosts movie director, David Zucker who just recently made a generous donation to Prager University.

Dennis interviews Mort Klein of the Zionist Organization of America.

Dennis interviews Ryan Anderson, the author of the now controversial book about transgenderism. Anderson tells you why his book should not be banned.

Dennis checks in with Relationship expert, Alison Armstrong.

Based on an anonymous source, the Washington Post fabricated a story in order to hurt Trump.

Do people who do evil acts think that their behavior is warranted? Do they justify it?

Dennis talks about the response to the Coronavirus. This is not normal.

Dennis interviews the courageous Bari Weiss, former NYT columnist.

At the time Dennis predicted that this would lead to the obliteration of gender. He was right.

The moment I hear about suffering, there's a picture of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex in my mind.

John and Dennis talk about this monstrous bailout that is set to pass later this week.

The NYT canned their own employee for use of racist language... except he didn't. Nancy Rommelman tells us what happened.

The virus recovery rate is 98-99%.

Dennis talks to a mature Prager Force Member that should give you hope for our country.

Why aren't we talking about reparations for the men and women who died in the civil war? Asks a caller.

The impulse to tyranny is natural, Dinesh tells us how we can resist it.

Dictators have always aspired to absolute control says Dinesh D'Souza, the latest Prager University Presenter.

It's people who have the best intentions who often cause the greatest problems... Dennis expands upon this idea.

Do you know anyone in a perpetual state of victimhood? Were you? Are you? That is the topic on today's happiness hour on the Dennis Prager Show.