Dennis Prager says he's feeling much better and plans to return to radio soon. He thanks his son David for helping him and mentions wanting to preserve audience letters in a Prager Library.
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I'm really feeling much better, as you can hear. My voice is practically normal, which is very exciting because I intend to go back on radio again. We'll release the date, I think, within a week. And my beloved son, one of my beloved sons, but my beloved son David, is here with me. And I can't tell you tell how much he has done for me. At least you're trying to tell them. No, that was good. That was good. You didn't have to say you're kidding. That was very good. Yeah, that's right. Exactly. All right, everybody, looking forward to being with you often. He's been reading your notes and your letters and loving them. Oh, you have no idea. I actually want them all placed in What do we call it? The Prager Library? Yeah, I want to keep them for the rest of my life and beyond that.