Ben Stein wrote this letter to the troops in April of last year, but it still packs a wallop.

A Seattle woman couldn't get her daughter into the neighborhood school -- because she was white.

Here's the transcript, if you have the stomach for this sort of thing. This one was hosted by PBS. More a series of mini speeches than a debate. The first thing everybody did was denounce the SC court decision that race could not be used to socially engineer school populations. The pandering was shameless. Do blacks have any responsibility for their problems? You wouldn't know it listening to the Dems. Anybody talk about values? Huh, no.

If he's worried, I'm worried.

It's really all about social status -- not education.

Here it is. Try it on your liberal friends.

Do people driving slowly in the left lane drive you crazy like it does Dennis? You are not alone and now you even have a web site.

They always do. When you get older, you get wiser.

Unless UK and Jordan (no mention of Israel) meet their demands, they will slaughter reporter "like a lamb."

Said he was going to tell a joke as his last words, but didn't. His mind was focused on something a little more serious. This story is significant.

This is now a common complaint. Can't cut anything down, so forests become tinder boxes. But environmentalist don't seem to care. Trees trump people, especially those who have the effrontery to build homes "in the wilderness."

A new electronic billboard in NYC.

Dennis talks to Frederick Taylor, renown English historian and regular show guest. His new book is The Berlin Wall: A World Divided, 1961-1989.

Dennis talks to Robert Rector, Senior Research Fellow at the Heritage Institute, about the revised immigration bill and its impact on the country. Here's a list of Rector's recent writing on the issue.

Going more and more totalitarian every day.