Dennis will be on CNN's Larry King Live tonight, August 17 at 9pm (Eastern) to talk about the court decisions surrounding Proposition 8, the constitutional amendment passed by California voters to defend the traditional definition of marriage -- one man, one woman. 

Dennis talks to Steven Greenhut, journalist formerly on the Orange County Register Editorial Board and now head of the journalism center at Pacific Research Institute in Sacramento. His new book is Plunder: How Public Employee Unions are Raiding Treasuries, Controlling Our Lives and Bankrupting the Nation. 

Dennis talks to favorite Prager Show guest, George Friedman, Founder and CEO of STRATFOR, a private global intelligence company that serves both Fortune 500 companies and the general public. His web site and intelligence service, which Dennis highly recommends, can be found here. 

The California teachers union calls for a boycott of the LA Times, asking its members to cancel their subscriptions.. The reason: the LA Times proved that LAUSD has a lot of bad teachers which they won't or can't fire. To the union there is no such thing as a bad teacher. 

Here's another great example of the amoral work of art: a new exhibition of N Korean art work portraying the wonderful life the citizens who are lucky enough to live there enjoy. The museum director enjoins his audience to put away their Eurocentric views. 

Charles Krauthammer writes that certain places, like the area around GZ, are sacred. 

John Meacham, editor of Newsweek, ridicules passages of the Bible while comparing opposition to same sex marriage to racism. This is the elite liberal position. You can read it here.
 

Berkeley Law Professor, John Yoo,  finds Judge Walker's unilateral action in the face of the clear will of the voters deeply disturbing. Moral issues should be decided by the American people, not by judges.  

Dennis talks to Mark Kurlansky, best selling author. His newest book is The Eastern Stars: How Baseball Changed the Dominican Town of San Pedro de Macoris.

 

Dennis talks to Michael Medved, best selling author and fellow talk host. It's been a big week for Michael in the nation press -- a piece on Prop 8 court decision in USAToday and illegal immigration in the Wall Street Journal.The latter is the focus of  his conversation with Dennis. 

The new generation doesn't care about feminism. This wasn't supposed to happen. Ironically, feminists fought to be like men, not for equality. They have now reaped what they have sown. 

This is a note from Dr. Kenneth Prager sent to me: 

Dear Allen and Dennis,

A dear friend of mine, Irene Katrandjian, a 50 year old mother of 3, is
desperately ill with advanced non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and needs a stem
cell transplant to survive. She may well not live out the year unless
she gets a marrow transplant.  Because of her Armenian heritage, she'll
likely need this donor to be of Armenian descent.  I understand that
Dennis broadcasts in Glendale--with the highest concentration of
Armenians outside of Armenia-- and so he has a unique opportunity to possibly help save her life by making an appeal on her behalf.

Dennis could direct Armenian listeners to www.abmdr.am, a registry of
Armenian marrow and stem cell donors located right in Glendale
(323-663-3609) .  At this point, her only chance for a cure is an
allogeneic stem cell transplant.  In order to perform this procedure,
the doctors need a blood donor who is a genetic match, but currently,
there are no registered donors who qualify.

Being tested to be a possible donor  is simple and requires only a
cotton swab to collect some cheek cells from the inside of one's mouth.
If a person is a match he or she would need only give blood--a simple
and painless procedure.  The donor must be 18 to 60 years old.
The recipient of a match, NOT the donor, incurs all costs.

You can help others by going here. 

Dennis talks to Rob Portman, Republican candidate for the Senate for Ohio, a key state. You can learn more about him and contribute to his campaign here. 

Another panic that didn't materilize. The great Michael Fumento called it a fraud on our show almost from Day 1. 

Dennis talks to Tom Sowell, scholar in residence at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. His new book is Dismantling America: and other controversial essays.