Victor Davis Hanson

It reminds me of what Tom saw.

I used to have lunch with him twice a month, my colleague, and he'd always say,

do you have a good doctor, Victor?

And I said, yes.

And he said, what he basically said is whatever group was a victim of persecution or prejudice or systematic racism, and there were people in that group

that didn't get special preference, and maybe he would want to find a doctor.

So he'd always say, you know, some of the best doctors in the United States were African Americans in the 1950s, because you had to be on a level playing field.

And I said, is that true now?

And he says, no, maybe I have to find other groups that have been oppressed, and therefore they've come... He didn't approve of that.

He was just remarking on the irony of it.

And so...

I don't think it's going to end well for the Democrats.

And you can see that they know it and they know that they are alienating the population and all of these issues, crime, the border, illegal migration, they're not polling well.

And what they have to do is they either have to change, I'll be frank, change the demography in their own words.

We have 55 million people that were not born in America now.

It's the highest ever.

And then percentages too, 16%.

Or they have to change the system.

They're trying to change the filibuster or the electoral college or the Supreme Court composition.

Or they have to just to create what they're doing now, chaos on the shutdown the government system.