The Dennis Prager Show 20220323 – 1 High Gas

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🗓️ 23 March 2022

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Why are gas prices high? Yes, the war in Ukraine is a proximate cause, but fuel prices were rising before the war. Europe and now the US have become foolishly dependent on Russian oil and gas. There is no need for this. We have plenty right here… Seattle students want to be forced to wear masks…

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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.
0:36.5	Hey everybody, welcome to the Dennis Prager show.
0:41.2	This is hard to believe.
0:43.2	Well, I'm about to tell you, but I believe it.
0:49.9	It's hard to believe, but I believe it.
0:52.2	Wall Street Journal, most Democrats say they would flee, not fight.
0:57.0	A Ukrainian-style invasion.
1:03.2	Wow.
1:06.0	This is a Quinnipack University poll.
1:12.0	Pulse to rest.
1:12.8	What would you do if you were in the same position as Ukrainians are now
1:18.8	staying fight or leave the country?
1:23.3	Shockingly, more than half of Democrats, 52 percent,
1:28.3	said they would cut and run if the US homeland were invaded.
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