The Victor Davis Hanson Show Going to Giza and Cutting Through DC Waste
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Feb 1, 2025 The hosts delve into the ancient wonder of the Giza pyramids, discussing their architectural brilliance and historical significance. They analyze the controversial reopening of Guantanamo and its connections to immigration policies. Legal challenges surrounding Trump, including a potential pardon for Bankman-Fried, spark a debate about executive power. The conversation also critiques the impact of DEI initiatives in education while intertwining reflections on political misinformation and changing public perceptions of institutions.
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Bankman-Fried Pardon Request
- Sam Bankman-Fried's parents, implicated in his scheme, seek a pardon from Trump.
- They were previously staunch critics of Trump and major Biden donors.
Trump's Legal Victories
- Trump's legal victories against prior adversaries demonstrate a shift in power.
- Media companies and the lawfare movement are settling to avoid further embarrassment.
Neo-Confederate Tendencies
- Trump's policies on Guantanamo and the Lake and Riley Act challenge the Left's neo-Confederate tendencies.
- These tendencies include nullifying federal laws and promoting racial essentialism.