Victor Davis Hanson

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2,022 appearances 16 recordings 5 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 23 Mar

Victor Davis Hanson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And I honor that, all that.
But he's not a victim any more than Cory Booker is a victim, even any more than Jasmine Crockett, the prep school girl, is a victim anymore.
And I think people just have to just say that and say, you know, we are tired as Americans of all different backgrounds of these people who are the most privileged, 2%, 5%, 1% of the country, and then they make us feel as if we owe them something because their religion or their gender or their sexual orientation or their skin hue is not of the majority, and therefore they deserve special consideration or exemption from what they do or say.
And that's what the subtext is.
All of these people think, I don't need to be judged.
by the way most people are judged, because I have extenuating circumstances.
I'm a proud Lakita James black woman.
I'm Mandami who came from Africa, and I'm a Muslim, and you don't go to the mosque.
Same thing with Keith Ellison.
All of them do it, and yet they're all very privileged, and we're supposed to go along with this farce.
And I think that's one reason people are getting very, very sick of it.
Yeah, we know he didn't mean it because he basically— he didn't basically, he just said—
I've taken responsibility, but basically what I said, wanting the death of small children in the arms of their mother is not as bad as my opponent because he agrees with half the country, Donald Trump.
And he voted with half the country and he likes what Donald Trump is doing with basically half the country.
And therefore, that in itself is as bad as what I've done.
The worst thing about it was
The whole context of why he said that was because the speaker of the legislature was trying – it was in the process of commemorating an African-American legislator who had died, as I recall.
And so I think the people out there would think, well –
If somebody tries to be ecumenical and healing and racial affairs and wants to have a resolution honoring a person, and this guy, the attorney general then attacks him in a way, how is he going to treat me as a Virginian?
When I have a legal problem or I'm indicted and his attorneys will take orders from him, is he going to give me a good... What could I do to win his approval?
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