Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words Victor Davis Hanson: Want to See Illegals Getting Government-Funded Health Care? ‘Go to Any Emergency Room in California'
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Nov 11, 2025 Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler tackle the heated debate over illegal immigration and healthcare, challenging claims that undocumented individuals aren't accessing federal insurance. They also analyze Trump's unique tariff dividend proposal and its economic implications. The discussion broadens to encompass the breakdown of the U.S. healthcare system, rising disability claims, and the moral responsibilities of citizens. Lastly, they reflect on America's historical military role in World War I and the lessons of the Treaty of Versailles.
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Tariff Dividend As Political Signal
- Victor Davis Hanson frames Trump's tariff dividend as politically timed and rhetorically aimed at responding to recent Republican setbacks.
- Hanson notes perception often shapes political moves more than pure economic logic.
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Attacking Insurers As Political Strategy
- Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler discuss Trump's proposal to redirect funds from insurers to individuals to replace Obamacare.
- They highlight the political messaging of attacking 'money-sucking insurance companies.'