Larry Elder reflects on his interview with Dennis Prager, praising how Prager handled personal adversity with grace. They discussed Trump's first nine months, the Iranian attack on nuclear facilities, and Hamas ceasefire negotiations. Prager revealed he's regaining slight movement and sensitivity in his fingers after an injury, and feels optimistic about returning to broadcasting.
I was able to speak for about an hour yesterday with Dennis Prager, and I must tell you, not too surprisingly, he's handling it, his situation, with poise and grace and dignity. He has been listening to a lot of podcasts, he says, and so we talked about Zohran Mamdami, we talked about Iran and the attack on the nuclear sites, talked about Trump's performance for the first 9 months, talked about Hamas and the ceasefire, talked about the economy, talked about his relationship with his wife and how his injury has affected it. And if anything, it's made their relationship even stronger. It was just a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful conversation. And Dennis also said he's beginning to feel some movement in his fingers. And he— last time we talked, he said he had given up the hope that he would ever be able to use his fingers or his legs again. So he's feeling some sort of sensitivity and some sort of movement. Slight, to be sure, but at least it's encouraging. His voice sounded pretty strong, and he's confident he'll be able to come back to the airways at some point.
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