In this Thanksgiving episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler talk about the International Criminal Court’s unwarranted arrest warrant for Netanyahu, coming troubles in Mexico, anti-Semitism in Europe, the case for Trump revisited, MSNBC addresses the cultural shift, the legacy of William F. Buckley, and things to appreciate on Thanksgiving.
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Professor Hanson, you’re always on target.
If President Trump were a beloved person, than ihe would be clearly the wrong choice. His near death episode is the stuff of legends. It’s the stuff of movies, like THE GODFATHER.
Trump like all great Presidents will have his ups and even a few downs.
But his gift to America will be a chance to crush the left and remove its evil cloak.
Roy Cohen would be proud. Takes a bit of the devil to create good.
Happy Thanksgiving!
I am grateful for your sanity, clarity and excellent humour…
and for your dedication to your “constituents” but none of us are really entitled to your time to the extent of a manuscript review… unless it interests you too…
thank you for your love for Israel… we don’t take it for granted…
Excellent, excellent summary of the greatest political comeback in the history of our country for the past 100 years. It was basically Trump against everybody. Nice job, Victor.
Dylan Mulvaney
l’m one of the ‘National Review’ dropouts. I was a long-time subscriber, but stopped years ago. ‘Don’t recall when or if it had anything to do with Trump, but whenever it was, ‘National Review’ diverged from my views of the world. (I’ve been a Trumper since he came down the escalator and announced what he intended to do if elected.)