

Trump Picks His VP, and Jack Smith's Election Interference, with Victor Davis Hanson and Jonathan Turley | Ep. 819
Jun 24, 2024
Victor Davis Hanson, a political commentator and author, joins to discuss the implications of the upcoming Trump-Biden debate and the dynamics of Trump's potential VP choices. They delve into criticisms of J.D. Vance, the potential benefits of candidates like Marco Rubio, and the chilling effects of violent crime tied to immigration. Jonathan Turley, a law professor, then highlights concerns about gag orders as election interference, critiques the absurdity surrounding Trump’s legal challenges, and addresses free speech issues, touching on the controversial January 6th video of Nancy Pelosi.
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Scandinavian Neutrality vs. US Responsibility
- Some Scandinavian countries prioritized neutrality and occupation during WWII.
- This contrasts with the US's role as a world power with global responsibilities.
Debate Strategies and Expectations
- Trump is advised to focus on Biden's record and his own plans.
- Biden's low debate expectations mean merely surviving might be considered a win.
Biden's State of the Union Performance
- Victor Davis Hanson recounts Biden's surprisingly strong State of the Union performance despite prior stumbles.
- He speculates about pharmaceutical aids and anticipates a similar debate strategy.