Last November, Dennis Prager, the longtime nationally syndicated radio host, author, lecturer and founder of PragerU, fell and suffered a serious spinal injury. He underwent an operation and, as of several weeks ago, was unable to move his arms and legs and unable to speak and breathe without a ventilator.
He can now breathe without assistance. He can now speak, and with practically the same commanding baritone voice as before the accident. He promises his millions of fans and listeners he will return to the airwaves — and soon.
I met Dennis over 30 years ago when I was working in Cleveland. I moved there to work for a big law firm. I appeared as a guest on a popular live show called “Morning Exchange.” One day, I came to the studio, and a tall, white-haired man named Dennis Prager was sitting in for the primary host. He interviewed me for the segment,…
