Dennis Prager was reinstated after a platform removal and discusses his new book "If There Is No God." Though he doesn't believe in a literal Satan, he says the case for one looks strong given recent censorship of moral commentators like Charlie and Jordan Peterson.
Dennis Prager, when you were taken off the board for a while, you're back and that's great. The new book will get you going again. It'll be a number one bestseller, If There Is No God. And then Charlie off the board. Do you feel like that's, that was unfair, uh, meddling with earthly affairs by evil powers? Because two of our most eloquent defenders of morality and biblical-based morality are off the board for a while.
Right. And the third, Jordan Peterson. Yes, it, it, it does seem satanic. I, I will admit I don't believe in a literal Satan, so it's not something I had to deal with. But I will say that the case for a literal Satan is, is pretty strong. Given what you just described.
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