Bruce Sallan, caller on the Happiness Hour, and Dennis's friend, has an excellent web site/blog "A Dad's Point of View." It's worth checking out. You can do that here. 

They’ll be lost in the news cycle. But they’re injuries, often horrific, won’t. Let's not forget what these monsters have wrought. 

Dennis talks to Andrew O. Smith, chief operating officer of the Yenkin-Majestic Paint Corporation. His new book is Sand in the Gears: How Public Policy Has Crippled American Manufacturing.

NYC has a very impressive police program to stop terrorists ($) before they strike. It should be a model for other cities.

Dennis talks to Naomi Riley, former Wall Street Journal editor. Her new book is 'Til Faith Do Us Part: How Interfaith Marriage is Transforming America.

The idea was to kill and ($) maim the innocent. It took a lot of planning. And two very twisted minds. 

Boston College Professor of Philosophy, Peter Kreeft, answers this most fundamental and important of questions in the new Prager University course. See it here. 

An intriguing and maybe important story. The terrorists' mother believed Americans had staged 9/11 and grew increasingly radical and religious in last few years.

He calls his mother after he has blown up sons, daughters, fathers and mothers. What a sick mind. 

Scum destroys innocence. Tough to take. 

Is that what he did? Really? Explain it to me, please.

“Do you have any data?” No, they don't. The train is coming and the bridge is out. 

Dennis talks to Jerome Corsi about his new book, Bad Samaritans: The ACLU's Relentless Campaign to Erase Faith from the Public Square 

Dennis talks to Jayson Lusk, Professor of agricultural economics at Oklahoma State University. His new book is, The Food Police: A Well-Fed Manifesto About the Politics of Your Plate.

Ledeen has been blowing this horn for years. He's been right for years. Is Obama ($) ready to listen?