Prolonged Warfare
In this weekend edition, Victor Davis Hanson talks with cohost Sami Winc about what prolongs wars that are expected to be short. They discuss the Ukraine, World War I, World War II, Vietnam, and the Second Punic War. Share This
In this weekend edition, Victor Davis Hanson talks with cohost Sami Winc about what prolongs wars that are expected to be short. They discuss the Ukraine, World War I, World War II, Vietnam, and the Second Punic War. Share This
Victor Davis Hanson with cohost Sami Winc discuss American strategic policy, the European Central Bank on interest rates and the difference between the European Central Bank and the Fed here in the U.S., and China and our fentanyl crisis. Share This
Victor Davis HansonEeyore’s Cabinet We got our first key to our farmhouse around 1968. Prior to that we never locked it when away. There was no such thing as bolt locks. Farms a half-century ago still grew people as well as food, not just food more cheaply and economically. Today only a madman would leave
Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler explore California’s water problem and Covid policy — both in depth. VDH demonstrates that the answer is in ourselves and not in the stars. Share This
Victor Davis HansonAmerican Greatness Five months after Russia invaded Ukraine, the war is now reduced to one of attrition. The current dirty, grinding slog is fought mostly with artillery and rockets. Everything from Ukraine’s shopping centers to apartment buildings—and the civilians in them—are Russian targets. Most outsiders have already forgotten the heroic Ukrainian winter repulse
Listen to Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler as they talk over the economy, Steve Bannon and the January-6th Committee, and don’t miss the analysis of military recruitment and crisis. Share This
Victor Davis Hanson Eeyore’s Cabinet Fifty years ago, I was 18 and a first-year student in college at the recently opened UC campus at Santa Cruz. Our drug- and sex-addled generation that emerged out of such colleges now brags about the material progress of the baby boomer techies, the moral superiority birthed in the 1970s,
Victor Davis Hanson Eeyore’s Cabinet Consider five self-evident banalities. Joe Biden has serially attacked the Saudi Arabian government after the Khashoggi murder. Fine, there is much to criticize among the Saudi monarchs. But did anyone believe that the Saudis in any sizable way would pump thousands of more barrels of oil per day to lower
Victor Davis Hanson American Greatness The U.S. Army has met only 40 percent of its 2022 recruiting goals. In fact, all branches of the military are facing historic resistance to their current recruiting efforts. If some solution is not found quickly, the armed forces will radically shrink or be forced to lower standards—or both. Such
Victor Davis Hanson with cohost Sami Winc discuss who might run in 2024 for both the Democrats and the Republicans. VDH also discusses some of the 2022 Senate races. Share This