The Dennis Prager Show 20220111 – 1 Biden’s Economy

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🗓️ 11 January 2022

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Dennis talks to Andy Puzder, Fox News economic analyst and frequent contributor to the Wall Street Journal. He has also made several PragerU videos… Dennis talks to Ashley Rindsberg, investigative journalist. He presents the new PragerU Video, “Can You Trust the NY Times?”

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0:00.0	turbulent times call for clear headed insight.
0:03.1	That's hard to come by these days, especially on TV.
0:06.7	That's where we come in.
0:08.4	Salem News Channel has the greatest collection of conservative minds all in one place.
0:14.0	People you know, and trust.
0:16.0	Like Dennis Prager, Eric Metaxas, Charlie Kirk, and more.
0:20.7	Unfiltered, unapologetic, truth.
0:23.7	Find what you're searching for at SNC.tv
0:27.3	And on Local Hound Channel 525.
0:35.2	Hey everybody, Dennis Prager here.
0:36.9	I'm going to go straight to my guest.
0:40.2	I've had on.
0:41.0	Often he has made a preview video.
0:43.4	He's a columnist at the Wall Street Journal.
0:46.5	Andy Puzzler, Fox News.
0:50.0	Economic analyst as well.
0:52.0	And, hey, you know, nice to see you.
0:55.5	This is a new.
0:57.5	New addition to the Prager show, seeing my guests.
1:01.6	Where are you right now?
1:02.6	That's one beautiful room.
1:05.1	Nashville, Tennessee.
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