Victor Davis Hanson

She never had an answer. She was a mediocrity. It's kind of sad because...

You know, there are so many brilliant African-American people out there, and I know that they're a left wing, but if they would get somebody like the economist Roland Fryer at Harvard, who's a public intellectual, or Glenn Lowry, just put them on there for five minutes and say, you know, we don't want to have you talk about politics. Just explain inflation to the people.

You know, there are so many brilliant African-American people out there, and I know that they're a left wing, but if they would get somebody like the economist Roland Fryer at Harvard, who's a public intellectual, or Glenn Lowry, just put them on there for five minutes and say, you know, we don't want to have you talk about politics. Just explain inflation to the people.

You know, there are so many brilliant African-American people out there, and I know that they're a left wing, but if they would get somebody like the economist Roland Fryer at Harvard, who's a public intellectual, or Glenn Lowry, just put them on there for five minutes and say, you know, we don't want to have you talk about politics. Just explain inflation to the people.

Just explain, you know, the electoral call. They would be so brilliant, and it would change the whole atmosphere, and everybody would just say, wow. it would have the exact opposite effect. And they keep talking about Kentucky Fried Chicken and they don't understand that they are submitting a stereotype of mediocrity because of their ideology. But if they really want to help black people,

Just explain, you know, the electoral call. They would be so brilliant, and it would change the whole atmosphere, and everybody would just say, wow. it would have the exact opposite effect. And they keep talking about Kentucky Fried Chicken and they don't understand that they are submitting a stereotype of mediocrity because of their ideology. But if they really want to help black people,

Just explain, you know, the electoral call. They would be so brilliant, and it would change the whole atmosphere, and everybody would just say, wow. it would have the exact opposite effect. And they keep talking about Kentucky Fried Chicken and they don't understand that they are submitting a stereotype of mediocrity because of their ideology. But if they really want to help black people,

And make black incidental not essential to who we are. There are so many black people out there who are brilliant. They don't want that, though. And they don't want it. They don't identify by black. But if you put them on and people would see that, that A, they're brilliant, and two, they could care less about what color they are and just listen to what they say.

And make black incidental not essential to who we are. There are so many black people out there who are brilliant. They don't want that, though. And they don't want it. They don't identify by black. But if you put them on and people would see that, that A, they're brilliant, and two, they could care less about what color they are and just listen to what they say.

And make black incidental not essential to who we are. There are so many black people out there who are brilliant. They don't want that, though. And they don't want it. They don't identify by black. But if you put them on and people would see that, that A, they're brilliant, and two, they could care less about what color they are and just listen to what they say.

But when you say they... I think what you mean is mostly white, wealthy elites that feel that they're left wing and they want to have these tribal constituencies. Them too.

But when you say they... I think what you mean is mostly white, wealthy elites that feel that they're left wing and they want to have these tribal constituencies. Them too.

But when you say they... I think what you mean is mostly white, wealthy elites that feel that they're left wing and they want to have these tribal constituencies. Them too.

Yeah, but who's running MSNBC? I don't, I mean, there was... I think, what's her name? Rashid, what's her name? Ranit. But mostly, it's a condescending, elite, liberal white person who has this image of blacks that they can't really be free thinkers and they're going to have to toe their line and they owe it to them.

Yeah, but who's running MSNBC? I don't, I mean, there was... I think, what's her name? Rashid, what's her name? Ranit. But mostly, it's a condescending, elite, liberal white person who has this image of blacks that they can't really be free thinkers and they're going to have to toe their line and they owe it to them.

Yeah, but who's running MSNBC? I don't, I mean, there was... I think, what's her name? Rashid, what's her name? Ranit. But mostly, it's a condescending, elite, liberal white person who has this image of blacks that they can't really be free thinkers and they're going to have to toe their line and they owe it to them.

And that's why you get all this anger from very wealthy white people in the Democratic Party. Right after the election, they were saying things like, Oh, I wish we should close those borders. Those people, you know, they don't know all we did for them, the Hispanic community. They were disloyal. They kept saying disloyal. They have a very condescending attitude.

And that's why you get all this anger from very wealthy white people in the Democratic Party. Right after the election, they were saying things like, Oh, I wish we should close those borders. Those people, you know, they don't know all we did for them, the Hispanic community. They were disloyal. They kept saying disloyal. They have a very condescending attitude.

And that's why you get all this anger from very wealthy white people in the Democratic Party. Right after the election, they were saying things like, Oh, I wish we should close those borders. Those people, you know, they don't know all we did for them, the Hispanic community. They were disloyal. They kept saying disloyal. They have a very condescending attitude.

And that's the problem is that they hire black people that mouth the shibboleths that they say, and they don't want to draw into the rich talent, the pool of talent that African-Americans offer. Yeah. At least in some conservative outlets, you'll get a lot of African-American people, and they'll say whatever they want. Sometimes it's not always MAGA, but people let them on.