Victor Davis Hanson

No, you know, they were on the hinge before George Floyd, but somewhere between Me Too 2018-19 and George Floyd after that, they really did miscalculate.

They thought that the country, because of their hatred of Donald Trump, and then especially the George Floyd riots, and then the election of Joe Biden, they thought that this was a new frontier and that Joe Biden, we were into a revolutionary period. And Biden was this useful wax and effigy for all of these Obama people. And they were going to have this radical agenda.

They thought that the country, because of their hatred of Donald Trump, and then especially the George Floyd riots, and then the election of Joe Biden, they thought that this was a new frontier and that Joe Biden, we were into a revolutionary period. And Biden was this useful wax and effigy for all of these Obama people. And they were going to have this radical agenda.

They thought that the country, because of their hatred of Donald Trump, and then especially the George Floyd riots, and then the election of Joe Biden, they thought that this was a new frontier and that Joe Biden, we were into a revolutionary period. And Biden was this useful wax and effigy for all of these Obama people. And they were going to have this radical agenda.

And these people at MSNBC and to a lesser extent, CNN, were going to ride this wave and and propel it. And they could say anything they want. The the. Blinders were off. The muzzles were off. They could say, do anything. And they really did. And they didn't realize the mood of the country, where it was. They were we were in the middle of a counterrevolution because people were sick.

And these people at MSNBC and to a lesser extent, CNN, were going to ride this wave and and propel it. And they could say anything they want. The the. Blinders were off. The muzzles were off. They could say, do anything. And they really did. And they didn't realize the mood of the country, where it was. They were we were in the middle of a counterrevolution because people were sick.

And these people at MSNBC and to a lesser extent, CNN, were going to ride this wave and and propel it. And they could say anything they want. The the. Blinders were off. The muzzles were off. They could say, do anything. And they really did. And they didn't realize the mood of the country, where it was. They were we were in the middle of a counterrevolution because people were sick.

of an open border and the whole transgendered stuff and the crime and the foreign policy in Afghanistan. And the more that they just kept doubling down, the more there were signs there that the lawfare or getting Trump off the ballot or the Mar-a-Lago raid, they were triumphing that, the more that they didn't understand that that was getting people angry.

of an open border and the whole transgendered stuff and the crime and the foreign policy in Afghanistan. And the more that they just kept doubling down, the more there were signs there that the lawfare or getting Trump off the ballot or the Mar-a-Lago raid, they were triumphing that, the more that they didn't understand that that was getting people angry.

of an open border and the whole transgendered stuff and the crime and the foreign policy in Afghanistan. And the more that they just kept doubling down, the more there were signs there that the lawfare or getting Trump off the ballot or the Mar-a-Lago raid, they were triumphing that, the more that they didn't understand that that was getting people angry.

And so they were doubling down rather than being introspective and saying, oh my gosh, I don't think that we're quite in a hard left revolution that everybody's supporting, and I think we're starting to get resistance. They could have said, let's try to be a little bit more analytical. Instead, they said, we've got to get more angry and more angry and get more angry guests.

And so they were doubling down rather than being introspective and saying, oh my gosh, I don't think that we're quite in a hard left revolution that everybody's supporting, and I think we're starting to get resistance. They could have said, let's try to be a little bit more analytical. Instead, they said, we've got to get more angry and more angry and get more angry guests.

And so they were doubling down rather than being introspective and saying, oh my gosh, I don't think that we're quite in a hard left revolution that everybody's supporting, and I think we're starting to get resistance. They could have said, let's try to be a little bit more analytical. Instead, they said, we've got to get more angry and more angry and get more angry guests.

And they blew themselves up. And I guess when Capehart says that he thinks that's that Kamala Harris lost because she was black and female, I guess he thinks that Joe Biden was what? I don't know. Was he was he going to to win or lose? Because Joe Biden would have lost as much as I think Kamala Harris. And he was a white male. So I don't know what his point is. It's silly.

And they blew themselves up. And I guess when Capehart says that he thinks that's that Kamala Harris lost because she was black and female, I guess he thinks that Joe Biden was what? I don't know. Was he was he going to to win or lose? Because Joe Biden would have lost as much as I think Kamala Harris. And he was a white male. So I don't know what his point is. It's silly.

And they blew themselves up. And I guess when Capehart says that he thinks that's that Kamala Harris lost because she was black and female, I guess he thinks that Joe Biden was what? I don't know. Was he was he going to to win or lose? Because Joe Biden would have lost as much as I think Kamala Harris. And he was a white male. So I don't know what his point is. It's silly.

Nobody in that party was going to win no matter what color or gender there was, given that the key issues that they were trying to articulate to the American people were pulling about 20 or 30 percent support across the board.

Nobody in that party was going to win no matter what color or gender there was, given that the key issues that they were trying to articulate to the American people were pulling about 20 or 30 percent support across the board.

Nobody in that party was going to win no matter what color or gender there was, given that the key issues that they were trying to articulate to the American people were pulling about 20 or 30 percent support across the board.

Yeah, I don't think I don't want to advise anybody in the left wing black movement. But if you look at this multiracial democracy that they keep talking about, we have now. People from India, if we call them Asians in the same breath as we do people from China or Japan, they're up to about 15% of the population. We have about 15% of Hispanics. We don't hear from those same groups