Hi everybody, I'm Dennis Prager. Welcome to my home. This is my home. This is my study.

Some people call it a man cave, but I tend to share it with a woman who's my wife. So it's a man cave with woman

who's not on camera now, but should be one day. I should interview my wife one day.

If it's going to be my home, you should get to meet everybody. My bulldog, my basset hound,

like I don't know what he is, that we have three. Anyway, it's great to be with you. These

a fireside chats are unique because they're completely unscripted. It's completely spontaneous.

And people seem to resonate to it because I talk to you from my heart, from my mind, and even

the dogs sometimes get into the action. Last time, the last time we had almost a half a million views,

which is wonderful because I think that there are very important things being said here.

So anyway, welcome to the house. It's a very special day for me, literally 10 minutes ago.

Everybody in this room, there are about five other people here from Prager University. I can

testify to this. I just saw it just got into my hands 10 minutes ago. The work of my life,

a commentary on the first five books of the Bible. This is just one of them. This is on the second

book called Exodus. It's called The Rational Bible because I use reason to explain the greatest

book ever written. And I believe it'll change your life, whether you are an atheist or deeply

religious. And I hope you can get it. I hope you will get it. You can pre-order it. I know it

sounds like a sales pitch. I can only say this. Nobody writes a Bible commentary to get rich.

But I do want to touch lives. That's why I never ran for office. I thought about it, but I realized

I was much more interested in influence than power. I have no interest in having power over other

people. It's part of the reason I'm a conservative. That's why conservatives have a built-in

disadvantage. They want less power. In any event, this is what just came out. I'm very, very

touched by it. It's sort of like a book is like a child. You work very hard to produce it and to

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