A Swing and a Hit: DOGE and Diplomacy
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Victor how are you doing today I know you're on the east coast as everybody can see I'm in I'm not home I'm in Naples Florida and I'm in a hotel room and I'm at the Bradley Foundation meeting and I have to go to speak to a Scott Atlas event so I'm kind of I brought a carry-on on the plane and I am trying to get my computer it's on a pillow my microphone I brought kind of a Ad hoc is what I'm saying today, but I hope it works.
It'll work just fine. No worries. So, Victor, just very quickly, we just recently had that jet turnover. I was wondering if you had any thoughts on the Toronto airliner that came in for a landing. We're having so many air crashes and air incidents, I guess I should say.
I would like to disagree with you. I just saw statistics that in the first 30 days of administration, there have been no more except for the number of killed because of the Delta variant. crash at Reagan, there has been no more number of accidents on average than any other administration. The other misinformation is that Chuck Schumer, of course, is blaming Donald Trump.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the main topics discussed in this episode?
1:48–7:23
2
How is DOGE influencing current policies?
7:23–14:17
3
What is the controversy surrounding Social Security and IRS actions?
14:17–22:20
4
How does Victor Davis Hanson view the U.S. strategy in Ukraine?
22:20–39:49
5
What are the implications of Trump's Ukraine contract?
39:49–47:46
6
How does Victor Davis Hanson perceive the Western response to Putin?
47:46–1:01:49
7
What are Victor's thoughts on Hamas and the hostage situation?
1:01:49–1:05:31
8
How does public perception affect international diplomacy?
1:05:31–1:25:40