Hi everybody, welcome to my home. I'm Dennis Prager and this really is my home. And I come to you

just about every week we call it the fireside chat. That's the reason. I think that was obvious,

but I thought I'd point to it anyway. Whatever the season we have the fire going for the fireside chat.

One of the best parts of this is it's which unfortunately it's sometimes a little too obvious.

It's truly not scripted. It's a way of you're getting to know me and what I think better and

as informally as it were as possible and for me to take your questions. So that's the beauty. I

always open up with some thoughts on something. Might be in the news. It might have nothing to do with

the news. And then I take your questions. So anyway, great to be with you and thanks for being with me.

And usually it's a cigar, but in my private life away every day is once a

car and one or two pipe folds. Started when I was a teenager. My dad smoked his last cigar. His

last year of life at 96. He never smoked the pipe. I don't think so anyway. And I don't like cigarettes

and cigarettes are dangerous. Just wanted to be careful about that. Okay. Anyway, I spoke about that.

Remember, didn't I? I spoke about that. By the way, when I point to people, it's there. There

really are people here from Prager University, all of whom are on the young side and they are

spectacular, by the way. We have unbelievable people working at Prager U. I am really honored

that the terrific people we attract. Okay. So here is my question. I want you to think about it.

It's a serious question. It's not a riddle. It's not a joke. What is the single most important question?

Society has to answer. Or for that matter, individuals have to answer. The single most important question.

Okay. Well, here is my nomination. I'm not saying I'm right, but this is my answer to that question.

The most important question society has to answer. And parents have to answer. And individuals have

to answer is how do you make good people? Or how do you make people good? You could put it either way.

How do you make good people? Or how do you make people good? Very few people today ask that question.

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