Victor Davis Hanson

As you say, the head law enforcement officer of Virginia is telling the people of Virginia, I have threatened to kill people.

I would like people to be dead, little children.

And I have driven 116 miles an hour.

And anybody else who did that would be in jail for a year for reckless endangerment, et cetera, felony.

And I didn't have any consequences really at all.

In fact, I used that sentence for my own political advantage.

It's just, it's disgusting that he's even on the stage.

Yeah, I think as somebody who's bald, men that are bald think, I'll take it, no matter what it looks like.

At least it's hair.

But there's a larger trend, and I have to be very careful what I say here, but...

When you look at Letitia James and her racialized campaign and her various houses that she had, or you look at Mondami, he's a multimillionaire from a multimillionaire family, and you look at Jones, who's from an old, wealthy, established African-American family, and you look at the year 2025,

When race and class are divergent now, there's no real connection.

So what we're talking about is very affluent people like James, like Mondami, like Jones.

And at some point, they all play the ethnic card.

He talked about all of these civil rights things, and he couldn't do this.

And Mondami's talking about the poor Muslims.

And Latita James is talking about a white Donald Trump doing this.

And I think most people are saying, you know what?

Whether I look at The View or Oprah or Michelle Obama, I'm tired of equating race with persecution and bias and poverty.

In fact, we've been 60 years into the Civil Rights and Affirmative Action, which is a prototype of DI, and there's very little connection anymore with a lot of ethnic groups and social oppression, poverty, white bias, if at all.