Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words Victor Davis Hanson: Why Alvin Bragg Refuses To Recognize the Awesome Power of the Second Amendment
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Dec 6, 2025 Discussing the troubling trend in NYC where self-defense is penalized, the hosts explore how such prosecutions undermine the Second Amendment. They delve into personal experiences with self-defense, the implications of deepfake technology, and the political fallout of the Oxford Union's leadership controversies. Additionally, they critique California's political landscape, examining immigration policies and their impact on public resources. A fascinating comparison of the Crusades with modern critiques is also featured, shedding light on historical misconceptions.
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AI Deepfakes Distort Public Commentary
- Deepfake AI is impersonating Victor Davis Hanson with fabricated scripts and vulgar language.
- Hanson warns these impersonations mislead audiences and erode trust, complicating content distribution.
Prosecuting Self-Defense Undermines Deterrence
- Alvin Bragg's prosecutions signal a political strategy to discourage private self-defense.
- Victor Davis Hanson argues the Second Amendment serves as a check on government power and deters crime when enforcement fails.
Farmhouse Confrontation Cemented Gun Support
- Victor Davis Hanson recounts a 1980s home invasion where he armed himself and stopped gang members.
- The episode convinced him never to question gun rights again after police response proved slow and the attackers were dangerous.
