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A 45 minute recent interview with Victor Davis Hanson about Biden, American politics, culture and society. Done by a polite Brit interviewer.

TUCKER CARLSON: Why did you leave National Review? VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Because there were certain issues that would pop up occasionally, and I could predict what the answer was going to be. The Covington kids. I just sensed that before we knew anything, people would come and condemn them. TUCKER CARLSON: People at NR condemned the Covington kids? VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: I think there were certain people in the Republican movement, or establishment, who felt it is their duty to internally police their own, and that's kind of a virtue signal to the left. We are just part of your...

This interview of Victor Davis Hanson with John Anderson of Australia, is very long - but it's very thoughtful and enlightening, if you have the time to watch. Hanson is one of our greatest thinkers and observers of the US political, historical and social scene: "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6idYZ25Qq6w

"Everybody says each election is the most important in their history. But I think this election is one of the four or five most important..." Join us in listening to Victor Davis Hanson, the Wayne and Marcia Buske Distinguished Fellow in History at Hillsdale College. 1 hour video

The election comes down to this… Victor Davis Hanson was on with the Hon John Anderson AO, the former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, to discuss the upcoming 2020 election. The interview was excellent throughout but the key points were made by Hanson at the end of the interview when talking about the upcoming election at the 9:35 mark: We are going to wait and see what happens in November to finish and there’s three or four things that we don’t know what’s going to happen. Either the virus is going to wane. If it wanes by November, Trump will...

Victor Davis Hanson is a scholar of the history of ancient Greek warfare, he is a frequent writer and commentator, and a 4th generation farmer in California's central valley. At Professor Hanson's chair as the Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, his focus is classics and military history. His podcast, updated several times per month, is The Classicist | Hoover Institution. Eric Metaxas is an Evangelical Christian with a cordial relationship with the Greek Orthodox Church. His show is at MetaxasTalk.com.

Simply spectacular conversation/interview with VDH https://youtu.be/-4Gkm77usT0 Can play this @ 1.5x speed

Historian Victor Davis Hanson described why he feels his home state of California is America’s first “Third World state” during a Monday night appearance on Fox News’ “Tucker Carlson Tonight.” Hanson’s comments came after the state’s Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom, said that national Republicans will go “into the waste bin of history, the way Republicans of the ’90s [in California] have gone.” Responding to host Tucker Carlson’s question about why he considers California a “Third World state,” Hanson pointed to “symptoms” we typically “associate with failed states” such as high taxes, poor schools, a super-rich class, and a significant percentage...

Victor Davis Hanson’s new book, “The Case for Trump,” chronicles the successes of America’s 45th president as only the prolific Hoover Institution scholar could. A columnist for The Daily Signal, Hanson recently spoke to me about the book, his concerns about California’s future, and the demise of the Never Trump movement. Our full interview is available on The Daily Signal Podcast or on video. A lightly edited transcript is below. Rob Bluey: Let’s start with your book. It’s a fascinating read. I want you to tell us why you chose to write it. Victor Davis Hanson: I’ve asked myself that....

this is an interview by Carlson of VDH. This was the front page of Drudge for about 10 minutes. This has dropped off the face of the net.