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Thursday, Jul 3, 2008
Prager H2: Singing Your Own Anthem
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Prager H2: Dennis is outraged over the lack of outrage at singer Rene Marie performing the "black national anthem" instead of the national anthem she was hired to sing at Denver Mayor Hickenlooper's annual State of the City address…Dennis talks to Congressman Tom Tancredo of Colorado about his condemnation of the “Black” National Anthem fiasco.
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Thursday, Jul 3, 2008
Prager H3: Can't Remember What I Forgot
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Prager H3: Dennis talks to Sue Halpern, scholar in resident at Middlebury College in Vermont. Her work has appeared in The New Yorker, the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Condé Nast Traveler, and The New York Review of Books, among other publications. Her latest book is Can't Remember What I Forgot: The Good News from the Front Lines of Memory Research. *Please pull this for a best of
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Thursday, Jul 3, 2008
Prager H1: Trading lives for bodies
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Prager H1: Dennis talks to Michael Friedson, co-founder of The Media Line, an American News Agency specializing in coverage of the Middle East, about Israel trading live terrorists for the bodies of abducted Israeli soldiers.
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Thursday, Jul 3, 2008
The Source of Liberty: Dependence upon God
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This week, America celebrates another birthday. Americans are hoisting their flags, marching in parades, and setting off fireworks. I get a thrill every time I hear the band strike up “The Stars and Stripes Forever.” And I get a lump in my throat whenever I join in singing “America, America, God shed His grace on thee.”
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Thursday, Jul 3, 2008
David Allen White, Tarzana Joe
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07020803 Hewitt: Hour 3 - Hugh talks about fireworks with pyrotechnic experts, and then later in the hour, America's professor, David Allen White, discusses the greatest classical music to watch fireworks by. Tarzana Joe concludes the shortened holiday week in verse.
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Thursday, Jul 3, 2008
The 4th: An Argument Worth Defending
With Albert Mohler
The American experiment is now 238 years old – at least the way we count it.
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