🔴PREMIERE 7pm ET: https://ept.ms/3rAL2le Tonight, we sit down with classicist and historian Victor Davis Hanson to discuss the rise of critical social justice and woke ideology, growing limits on freedom of speech, and his take on the second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump. “It's like a public-shaming like the Communist Party used to make people wear dunce caps,” Hanson says. This is American Thought Leaders, and I’m Jan Jekielek. WATCH👉👉👉 https://ept.ms/3rAL2le | American

Victor Davis Hanson: Woke Politics Caused Britain’s Crisis. Now, It Reaps the Consequences. Britain is facing a crisis mirroring the United States under the Biden administration. Britain has seen an influx of illegal immigrants from the Islamic Middle East, often without proper background checks. Scandals involving Pakistani immigrants grooming young girls went largely ignored by authorities due to fears of political backlash. Ordinary citizens face harassment for expressing patriotism, even as

Victor Davis Hanson DEMOLISHES Eugene Daniels' (WHCA president) speech claiming the media is not Trump's "opposition" "It gets me really angry. I don’t mind if they’re biased — that’s what they want to do. But when they get these self-righteous, sanctimonious lectures, no one’s listening, Eugene." | M.A. Rothman

Victor Davis Hanson: Will Democrats Admit Where They Went Wrong in 2024? Likely Not. After the 2024 defeat, Democrats began their "autopsy." But how honest can it really be when they still won’t admit why Biden was ever nominated in the first place? They hid his cognitive decline, used him as a placeholder for the radical wing of the party, and then dumped him when he became a liability and replaced him with Kamala Harris. The truth is, voters rejected the Democrat agenda. They rejected the cond

Victor Davis Hanson: Stop 'Contextualizing' Killers. Hold Them Accountable. When violence transpires as a result of left-wing policies and rhetoric, the Left—with the help of corporate media—is quick to rationalize the motive of the killers and paint them as "troubled." But is the same sympathy extended to the victims? Their response to recent tragedies—like the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska and the victims of the Nashville transgender shooter—suggests otherwise. What are we to do?