The Victor Davis Hanson Show

Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler
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26 snips
Apr 11, 2025 • 1h 12min

Trump Promises Come Through Despite Wall Street Ruckus

In a lively discussion, the hosts tackle China's tariff war and the complexities of U.S.-China trade dynamics. They reflect on Trump's meeting with Netanyahu and delve into Middle Eastern geopolitical strategies, particularly concerning Iran. The conversation shifts to immigration reform and the impact of Trump's policies on higher education funding. With insights into judicial philosophies and political polarization, they highlight the messiness of current U.S. politics. They also critique the disconnect between Wall Street and everyday Americans amidst ongoing economic challenges.
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8 snips
Apr 10, 2025 • 1h 7min

Trump Will Win This Tariff War and Other Pressing News

The hosts dive into the economic implications of recent tariffs and the surprising rise in the stock market. They discuss a controversial Supreme Court ruling on deportations that raises questions about judicial bias. The societal impact of a Texas teenager's crime and the idolization of criminals is examined. Obama's diminishing influence within the Democratic Party is scrutinized, alongside the challenges Trump faces with his tariff strategy and concerns for his safety in these tumultuous times.
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17 snips
Apr 8, 2025 • 1h 8min

Tariffs, Taking the Knee, and Remedial Courses

Dive into a riveting discussion on tariffs and their impact on the stock market alongside insights on how economic policies shape wealth distribution. Explore the cultural controversy surrounding gender dynamics in sports, highlighted by a female fencer's decision not to compete against a trans athlete. Discover alarming revelations about government fraud and concerns over college education standards. The conversations delve into NATO spending, proxy voting in Congress, and the opaque funding of public broadcasting. It's a thought-provoking ride through current societal issues!
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50 snips
Apr 7, 2025 • 49min

VDH Interviews Michael Walsh on his Latest Book

Victor interviews Michael Walsh, a noted essayist and historian known for his military history works. They delve into Walsh's latest release, exploring twelve pivotal battles that shaped Western history. Walsh highlights the brilliance of historical commanders like Caesar and Patton while critiquing the underappreciation of American military leadership. The conversation also touches on the discipline required in historical writing, the influence of warfare on culture, and the challenges faced by historians in crafting engaging narratives.
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23 snips
Apr 5, 2025 • 1h 27min

Trump's Tariffs and the Great Depression

This discussion dives into the implications of Trump's tariff policies and their eerie parallels to the Great Depression. It critiques historical narratives surrounding tariffs and explores their modern impacts on agriculture and manufacturing. The conversation highlights the disconnect between trade practices and socio-economic challenges faced by American workers. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for a balanced economic approach, adequate housing solutions, and informed dialogue about labor and trade in a changing global landscape.
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13 snips
Apr 4, 2025 • 1h 27min

America First Here and Around the World

Dive into a whirlwind of current events! Discuss the impact of Trump’s tariffs on American jobs while examining recent electoral shifts in Florida and Wisconsin. Unpack the organized Tesla protests and Elon Musk’s role in the electric vehicle revolution. Explore the complexities of immigration and the harsh realities faced by dissidents. Delve into the dynamics of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the rising tensions with Iran. Wrap it up with a light-hearted moment about coffee and personal stories!
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10 snips
Apr 3, 2025 • 1h 15min

From Modern Youth to Ukraine to Trump's EO

The podcast dives into the dwindling engagement of young voters with the Democratic Party, exploring the economic hurdles they face today. It highlights rising activism and even shoplifting as a protest against wealth disparity. The discussion touches on the generational disconnect and how political maneuvering affects democracy. Insights into the cultural implications of activism reveal a troubling moral landscape. The conversation ultimately seeks solutions to rally the next generation for future elections.
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22 snips
Apr 1, 2025 • 1h 29min

Left’s Legacy to Law: Leaking, Breaching, Freaking

Dive into the gripping tensions between big law and rural rights, spotlighting South Dakota landowners battling federal regulations. Explore the paradox of California's water management amidst climate change, uncovering local struggles. Delve into AI's ethical implications in media and the potential for misinformation. The discussion also navigates the complexities of judicial biases and political affiliations, raising questions about public trust and governance. Expect a mix of insightful economic reflections alongside whimsical travel dreams.
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35 snips
Mar 29, 2025 • 1h 15min

Treaty of Versailles and Team Trump Plows Ahead

Discover the historical implications of the Treaty of Versailles and its connection to today's geopolitical tensions. Delve into current controversies, including legal battles against pro-Hamas protesters and political maneuvers like Elise Stefanik’s UN nomination withdrawal. Learn about Trump's tariffs and their effects on trade and manufacturing. Unpack the contradictions faced by students advocating for organizations like Hamas and explore the ongoing relevance of past conflicts in shaping modern narratives.
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33 snips
Mar 28, 2025 • 1h 31min

Goldberg Leak, Crockett Crass, and PBS Mea Culpa

The discussion kicks off with a deep dive into a controversial leak about military actions against the Houthis, sparking debates on accountability and political responsibility. Amidst rising tensions, a look is taken at the crass political rhetoric permeating current discourse. Political dynamics are shifting, particularly as demographics shift, with growing dissatisfaction among voters. Critiques of PBS and NPR shed light on perceived biases, while the failings of California's governance and its impact on quality of life add another layer of urgency to the conversation.

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