| Compiled by Luke
Ford
Dennis Prager recommends the Robert DuVall film THE APOSTLE and
Prager hopes that DuVall wins an Oscar for Best Picture. DP says
the movie shows the complexity of people that the media normally
portrays as cardboard characters.
Then Prager asked about what constitutes adultery. Legally, it
is intercourse.
Prager holds that there are gradations of adultery
and the
President's supposed statement that oral sex does not constitute
adultery is not only worth snickering over.
Prager says we should find the positive in as many situations
as possible. So with all the miserable things coming out of the
White House scandals, Prager welcomes public discussion over what
the media should cover
and what is adultery.
Prager has long advocated that people save intercourse for marriage,
but should feel free to play around otherwise (unless they are very
religious). DP holds that intercourse is unique. He wants to preserve
"the cosmic significance of intercourse."
Prager claims that most women would be more upset with a spouse
having weekly lunches opening up emotionally to another woman than
a one night stand with a hooker. A caller said he asked his wife
Prager's question, and that she said the sex would be more upsetting.
2:08PM
Prager interviewed commentator Charles Krauthammer, a secular
Jew, who said that the only reason we should militarily intervene
in Iraq would be to get rid of Saddam. Krauthammer said Hussein
was no mad man, but acted rationally in his desire to dominate the
Arab world.
DP says he reads everything Krauthammer writes
There are
only two prominent disagreements between them: Krauthammers' strong
opposition to pornography, and that he, Charles, thought the IBM
Big Blue chess victory over a human was significant.
DP points out that Hussein has forsaken $100 billion in oil revenues
to avoid UN weapons inspections. Saddam is more interested in power
than $100 billion. Saddam is more interested in destruction than
the construction of his own country.
Saddam Hussein cares less about Iraqis than you do, says DP.
Prager reitered his support for strategic space-based missile
defense aka Star Wars
DP says that history will judge the Clinton administration as
an eight year waste of history, if it lasts eight years.
DP respects many libertarian ideas, but he thinks the party and
thought construct is immoral when it refuses to go overseas to fight
evil.
P: Bill Clinton is of the '60s generation "Make love, not war."
Going to war makes him uncomfortable. He prefers to charm people,
not blast them to smithereens. Bill has gotten through life by charming
people and running for office. He does not know how to deal with
evil.
If Saddam is not evil, no one is evil.
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