In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler analyze the Democrats talking down to voters, the Left’s unappealing “nanny” complex, California banning legacy admissions, Harvard endowment hit hard by pro-Palestinian protests, resistance to trans-athletes in women’s sports grows, Liz Cheney’s saga as she teams with Harris, and the FBI’s trustworthiness. Share This
America Grows Tired of the Lecturers Read More »
Join Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler to examine the usefulness of college grades, the cost-benefit analysis of military weapons, origins of Houthi rebels, Obama’s presidential library, Walz the worst VP-pick in history, JD Vance on school shootings, and Newsom’s veto on housing loans for illegals. Share This
Grades, Military Technology, and the Left’s Ick and Shtick Read More »
In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler examine US policy on Israel and the current bombing, VDH’s military group, the never-Trumpers, voting impact of RFK Jr.’s support of Trump, interview-phobic Harris and the Left’s real “way forward,” Newsom waiting in the wings, saving universities from the Left and hypocrisy gone wild at
From Military Decisions to Campaign Rhetoric Read More »
Join Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler as they examine Kamala on street protests 2020-2024, Walz’s criminal lying, two scenarios about the Democratic National Convention, impact on Iran of the Shukr assassination, and universities needing to punish the criminal behavior of protestors and their accessories to the crimes. Share This
The Truth About Consequences: the No-Consequences Society Must Go Read More »
Join Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Jack Fowler to explore ten years after Michael Brown’s death, Olympic history, topics Trump should stick to, who believes Kamala, inflation and the California insurance industry, Harvard’s anti-Semitism meets the legal system, and Jews and the Democratic party. Share This
Legacies: Michael Brown, the Olympics, and Universities Read More »
Victor Davis Hanson American Greatness Half the country thinks something has gone drastically wrong in America, to the point that it is rapidly becoming unrecognizable. Millions feel they are virtual lab rats in some grand research project conducted by entitled elites who could care less when the experiment blows up. Consider: Our military turns over
America’s Lab Rats? Read More »
Victor Davis Hanson American Greatnes What are the mobs in Washington defiling iconic federal statues with impunity and pelting policemen really protesting? What are the students at Stanford University vandalizing the president’s office really demonstrating against? What are the throngs in London brazenly swarming parks and rampaging in the streets really angry about? Occupations? They could care less that the Islamist
The West Is Sick of the New Woke Jihadism Read More »
In this episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Sami Winc discuss the Israel-Gaza war and pro-Palestinian protestors, US taxpayers funding gain-of-function research, why cold water is now healthy, Chief’s kicker celebrates motherhood, and Justice Alito wrongly accused by the Left, and Rufo, Kelly and Berenson, the best of journalism. Share This
The Genesis of Protests, Pandemics, and Good Journalism Read More »
Anti-Israel/pro-Hamas campus protests have engulfed hundreds of college campuses. But the more coastal, blue-state, and supposedly elite the campus was, the more furious the violence that sometimes followed these demonstrations. Even rowdier and more vicious street analogs shut down key bridges, freeways, and religious services. Protestors often defaced hallowed American monuments, national cemeteries, and iconic
The Disgrace and Fall of the American Elite Campus Read More »
Join the weekend edition. Victor Davis Hanson with cohost Sami Winc examines some remaining news–Sonoma State ask president to step aside, do universities do enough to dismantle DEI, and keeping intelligence from Israel–and VDH gives his take on historians of the late Roman Empire, Marcellinus and Procopius. Share This
Roman Historians and Modern Universities Read More »