John Bickley

But I would certainly say by mid-May, you're going to be down right in that ballpark.

So right in time for Memorial Day travel.

Let's certainly hope.

So, Victoria, thank you so much for coming on.

A New York Times investigation has uncovered decades-old allegations that Cesar Chavez, one of the left's most revered heroes, sexually abused multiple girls and women.

Here with the details is Daily Wire culture reporter Megan Basham.

So, Megan, these claims include grooming girls starting as young as age 12.

The fallout is already seismic.

First, for people who are not familiar, who is Cesar Chavez?

Yeah, so Cesar Chavez was the face of the farm workers movement of the 1960s and 1970s.

He led the famous grape boycott.

I remember that when I was a child.

He helped organize unions for people picking crops and is considered by some an icon of Latino civil rights.

Now, toward the end of his life and after his death, Democrats moved to solidify his legacy as an American hero.

There are schools, there are streets named after him.

Particularly in the Southwest and in California, you will see a number of states like Nevada, Arizona, Utah celebrate Cesar Chavez Day.

And when he was a senator in 2008, Barack Obama actually moved to make it a federal holiday, but that never actually gained traction.

But that's precisely why, Georgia, these allegations are so explosive.

They've really struck at the heart of what his legacy was.

Now, were there rumors about this before or is this truly new information?