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Alaska's Harsh Winter
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| Hello everybody, Dennis Prager here, coming to you from Seattle, Washington. | |
| I spoke last night. | |
| It's a wonderful church here, I'll mention it later. | |
| We're going to put up the video of the pastor interviewing me. | |
| It'll fascinate you, I think. | |
| Also, I spent four days in Fairbanks, Alaska, where the average temperature in the winter is minus... | |
| 15, often minus 25, sometimes minus 50. I actually, I'm not joking, I hit a hot spell because the temperature got up to 4. So I didn't experience what I really wanted to, and I also missed the northern lights. | |
| If you don't know about that, it is one of the phenomena of nature that people strive to see in the Arctic areas, very northern areas in the winter. | |
| Four nights in a row, it didn't show up. | |
| And that's why the French have a saying, c'est la vie. | |
| Anyway, welcome to the show, everybody. | |
| Dennis Prager with you. | |
| And Donald Trump won another resounding victory. | |
| And this was in South Carolina, which is Nikki Haley's state. | |
| Nobody is surprised. | |
| The question... | |
| That needs to be addressed is, will he win? | |
| And of course there's no way to know. | |
| That's obvious. | |
| But I read a very interesting piece in the Wall Street Journal on this issue, and I'd like to just offer you some thoughts with regard to that. | |
| Hmm, okay. | |
| Let's see here. | |
| Sorry, folks. | |
| When you're on the road, there's a lot more to do. | |
| It's a very important series of questions with regard to the victory. | |
| Then I have the terrible murder of this precious young woman in Virginia. | |
| By an illegal immigrant, but I'm first here. | |
| In South Carolina, this is Wall Street Journal, 16% of Republicans in the GOP primary said they would be so disappointed if Trump were the nominee they wouldn't back him in November. | |
| A potentially dangerous signal that he could have trouble rallying his party behind him. | |
| That compared with about 20% of Republicans in New Hampshire's primary and 15% of Iowa who said they wouldn't back Trump in the general election. | |
| Another danger sign, Trump lost to Haley in two of South Carolina's three most populous counties, Charleston and Richland, as well as Beaufort County. | |
| Those are the only counties in the state in which residents with a college degree make up 40% or more of the adult population. | |
| Trump also lost among voters with postgraduate degrees, typically professional class workers, and he lost among voters with a yearly household income of $100,000 or more. | |
| So, I have railed against Republicans who won't vote for Trump, the never-Trumpers, for five years now. | |
| To think that the Democrats will do more good for the country than a Trump administration in the face of his having been president for four years is 100% irrational. | |
| It is based on a feeling of revulsion at his behavior. | |
| Which, by the way, I do understand. | |
| Every human is a package. | |
| And the Trump package versus any Democrat package. | |
| How could you be never Trump? | |
| I'll have more on that and about the poor young woman who was murdered. | |