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davis hanson. i want to get you whether defunding the police will be high priority for democrats. i want to show this as well the map of across big cities in the united states, murders up 40% in philadelphia, 30% in los angeles, shooting is up 97% in new york, murders at 55% chicago, atlanta murders up and shootings up so much that the mayor is looking for public help on what the solution might be, victor. >> i think the way to look at it, will come all the progress made in the 80s and 90s with the police proactive and preemptive policing with the med thousands of minority lives is all over with and ten. remember 2018, 2019, 2020 george soros poured millions of dollars that no one paid much attention to. not only do we have the defund the police movement, but we have prosecutors in los angeles in my state and in san francisco that they don't prosecute crimes. and the result is, the figures you just quoted could be replicated on assault, manslaughter, violent crime going up all over the country. joe

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victor davis hanson with a warning for joe biden. the established tactics used against president trump likely to leave washington with him. a new piece for the national review he writes this "biden will enter office with an ethical cloud hanging over his head one that could have been vetted and adjudicated rather than blacked out for most of 2020. his son, brother and perhaps family associates may talk if fbi or irs probes. if not a special counsel investigation. it will not help biden to defeat trump, many institutions were deformed. special counsel is usually never received a blank check 22 months and $32 million to assemble a team of partisans to investigate a new president a mostly falsely evidence and evidence concocted dossier." victor victor davis hanson and author of the case for trump, media and politics for the hill and fox news contributor fox news contributor. great to have you with the spirit very interesting piece, victor on this and the national review. basically you are arguing that the constructs are kind of broken d

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joining us now is victor davis hanson, a senior fellow at the hoover institution at a stanford university, national review contributor. it is great to have you with us. i love this story, by the way. the idea that we are going to provide restitution for those who can't afford restitution. the victim is truly -- [laughter] who is the victim here? it looks like it's always the american taxpayer. >> yeah. i think what's happened, lou, is the theoretical madness of the university has now filtered down during this covid lockdown and panic, and never waste a crisis fashion, to be absorbed by, you know, mainstream destruct attorneys and local prosecute -- district attorneys and local prosecuting state the, local and federal attorneys. and what's happened legal theory on campus said that the whole system was bias e whereased -- biased, so you look at social and cultural oppression and exploitation, and then you act awe cordingly. we have the seattle case, but we also have los angeles county -- lou: wait, wait -- >> the los angeles attorney, mr. gascon, took some serious misdemeanors and felonies

well, joining us now is victor davis hanson. he's a senior fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university and national review contributor, best selling or author, extraordinary historian and great american. victor, the kind of nonsense that's being spewed by the left in this country is sickening. and if there is any deprogramming to be done, it resides with the zombies who now inhabit our institutions, in my opinion, of so-called higher learning that are more into indoctrination than they are into education. your thoughts. >> yeah, i think so. i think everybody realizes that a majority of the population does not buy into the progressive/socialist agenda, and it's promulgated by big tech, academia, wall street, professional entertainment, sports, k-12, etc. and they exercise enormous influence, and they get very angry when people don't listen to them, and that's where we are now. but on the election, you know, lou, just very quickly, i think everybody agrees that something went terribly wrong. early voting, mail-in votin

victor davis hanson, you are right. speaking out is the only solution. fox news has obtained more text messages from the biden families business partners. they are not in code. they mention the big guy by name, saying mr. biden. we can tell you whataten they sy straight ahead. ♪ ing mr. biden. we can tell you what they say straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> we have great confidence in our son. i am not concerned about any accusations that have been made against him. it's used to get to me. i think it's kind of foul play, but it looks, it is what it is. he's aai grown man. he is the smartest man i know, i mean, from a pure intellectual capacity. and as long as he's good, we are good. >> tucker: i thinks it's kind of foul play.. so said joe biden today, speaking to a shill on a totally humorless comedy show about the federal investigation into his family's business dealings in china. those are business deals joe biden pretended, you remember, to know nothing about. today, fox news obtained more text messages that show otherwise. these are between two of the bide

victor davis hanson joins us to talk about it in detail. we'll be right back. >> tucker: so you're hearing a lot about voter fraud. hard to keep track of all the different threads. some of this is entirely real. we want to bring it to you. a month after election day, dozens of ballots have turned out in a new york house race that has not been decided. one of the most shocking examples. lisa boothe is on it. a senior fellow at the women's independent voice and she has the story tonight. hi, lisa. >> yes. they found 55,000 votes, 44,000 of which are valid. 11,000 are not. this is the same county that faced a cyber attack right before the election, which they think the origins traced to hong kong. it's not just this county in the 22nd congressional district that has raised questions. there's oneida county. they handed over ballots to the supreme court. among the ballots were objective ballots and supposed to be sticky notes if they were counted or not. the notes were not there. nobody knows if they're included or not. two counties had tabulati

historian victor davis hanson, john sole mon and attorney phil klein among our guests. reminder follow lou on twitter @lou done and follow him on instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. that's it. thanks for joi maria: good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm maria bartiromo, it is tuesday december 22nd, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on thethe east coast. making a deal before christmas. the house and senate overwhelming pass a 900 billion-dollar stimulus package giving americans another check and help for small business. some on capitol hill wondered what's in the bill and why there wasn't enough time to go through, more than 5,000 pages of legislation. we will go through this morning. we will follow all morning long. new congressman tom reed and california john

historian victor davis hanson, john sole mon and attorney phil klein among our guests. reminder follow lou on twitter @lou done and follow him on instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. that's it. thanks for j . kennedy: lookee here. hi welcome to it. i've got breaking news about the big coronavirus stimulus bill. after nine long months, a devote now scheduled for tonight. so who is going to help? individuals who need it or corporations that don't? that is coming up. can i ask a big favor? can you take tucker carlson out of my ear? thank you. first a highly infectious been coronavirus trade in the uk causing alarm on both sides of "the atlantic". we are told, i do 70% more contagious than the current

what strikes me the first to guest, victor davis hanson and tulsi gabbard, both talked about the importance of getting the vaccine where it needs to go. and it seems like we have lost sight. i know people focused on it are very focused on it and we will talk in just a moment but in terms of the spending on all of this and making it happen, have a lost sight of the real priorities that exist here? >> oh, absolutely. that is the problem with government spending on a philosophical level. it is never going for what you wanted to go towards and the public interest because special interest and lobbyist who can cram these kind of bills with the things that satisfy whoever they are representing. this bill has funding for new museums. it has funding for libraries and parks. it has funding for foreign countries. what if every dollar spent for the government to purchase a vaccine for the american citizens? wouldn't that make more sense? the victor criticism, of course, nobody even knows which bill they voted for. there wasn't time to read it, 1,000 pages long and literally had to be wheeled into the c

historian victor davis hanson, john sole mon and attorney phil klein among our guests. reminder follow lou on twitter @lou done and follow him on instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. that's it. thanks for joining us. i'm gregg jarrett. hope you have a great evening. ♪. >> finally government checks for individuals congress is finally ready to vote on a covid relief bill. congress could be ready to debate within an hour. first covid vaccines arrive in facilities nationwide today. new mutant strain for the rohn crone detected in the uk, they say appears to be even more contagious as six flights are still arriving every day in new york city from london despite the uk being cut off b

jillian: victor davis hanson laid out the view the black lives matter is in a dangerous way. >> this generation as replacement of our sharpton, when the george floyd happens, corporate america enriched the bicoastal culture because of the doomed skype economy, they became the receptacle, $10 billion or more came into the hands of blm, the most successful capital we've ever seen in the history of philanthropy and they institutionalize the idea we had to accept critical legal theory old white men made law that don't have to be followed because they were oppressive and all summer looting by antifa and blm were excused because of the perpetrators. this is the most frightening period in the mccarthy period. i don't think we can let it happen. >> he cited an example of the current rewriting of history as san francisco's school district removed abraham lincoln's name for my school. todd: the left getting defensive after critics slammed top biden aide and called amenity name when asked about unity, the host of the view giving their take. >> i would think her comments were not bad at all. >>

victor davis hanson is a californian and a fellow at the hoover institute and it's always good to get his take. what's going on here, victor? like california, whit why now? >> we thought we had done something unusual to escape the brunt of the virus when it hit in march but in retrospect, we were already under warm weather, not especially a dense state and we kind of escaped it. even today, we have about a third of the deaths per capita of new york and two-thirds of lord in texas and suddenly, things got worse and everyone said now what do we do? so we went into this locked down but the problem with the lockdown was the governor was caught cheating on his own lockdown at the french laundry, so was the mayor of san francisco, so was nancy pelosi. she went to a hairdresser and we had the lakers celebration and the antifa, blm, everyone out in the streets, there was no repercussions so i think a lot of people said they lost confidence in the authority now saying now you have to lock down and they said you didn't do it then and then the second thing is this is not the state of middle park

victor davis hanson is a californian and a fellow at the hoover institute and it's always good to get his take. what's going on here, victor? why california? why now? >> well, it's complicated, mark. i think we thought that we had done something unusual to escape the brunt of the virus when it hit in march but i think in retrospect it was simply we were already into warm weather. we are not -- especially for all the population, a dense state. we kind of escape to. even today we have about a third of the deaths per capita of new york in about two-thirds of florida and texas and then suddenly thing got worse never but he said, well, now what do we do? so we went into this locked down, but the problem with a lockdown was the governor was caught cheating on his own lockdown at the french laundry, so was the mayor of san francisco, so was nancy pelosi. she went to a hairdresser. then we had the lakers celebration in the nt for blm and everybody was out in the street and there was no -- there was no repercussions, so i think a lot of people said, you know what, that lost confidence in the a

victor davis hanson is of so much as is tonight on where we might be going.an professor, thanks so much for coming on. would you make of this? >> thank you. i'm 67, i have a few health issues, so i will probably rarely take the vaccine, but what they are trying to air on as they want to encourage people outo get 70-90% to of been affected with antibodies. it's not as much as we thought. it's probably 30 million. so we've got another 200 million to go. and so we can get so cold -- the two boo word heard immunity. we didn't think when this thing hit us in march we thought oh, well in ten months we will have effective therapeutics.e they are not here yet. they will just give us, or we will have a vaccination early or we won't have 300,000 dead. so they have to find the fine line. behind all of this is the 1976 swine flu epidemic. that's when you're told it was going to wipe out -- it was going to be another 1918 with the military base. the rush of vaccine. nine or ten months. i got it, i remember getting it and being very ill for about ten days. it made a lot of people sick. in fact, after

joining us now, victor davis hanson. he's a senior fellow. a picture, 43 names, some of which are from our founding fathers being ripped off buildings, but lincoln, he didn't care about black lives enough? >> this is the president, remember, that took an army of 2 million northerners, it was about 1 out of 11 people in the north at the time, 2 million of them. his goal was to not just stop slavery, but to destroy it and to destroy slavery he destroyed the confederacy. 700,000 americans died. you are you equating him with lee, what do they have in common to this revolutionaries? their crime if they are both white, and they are both male, and they are both dead because they conflated the two. they don't tell us, who are they going to replace it with? even if they have -- even if they want to make according to their value judgment, one makes you completely bad. maybe cesar chavez, he sent thugs to the border to beat up immigrants trying to cross illegally. every single person they would replace them with, i could find a flaw according to their l

victor davis hanson joins us after the break to assess all of it in detail. a we will be right back. ♪ we'll be right back. >> tucker: so you're hearing a lot about voter fraud. hard to keep track of all the different threads. some of this is entirely real. we want to bring it to you. a month aft >> tucker: a month e after election day, dozens of ballots mysteriously turned up. this is one of the most shocking examples. lisa boothe is on it, she's a fox news contributor. she's got the full story for us tonight. hey, lisa. >> hi, tucker. they found 55,000 votes, 44,000 of which are valid. this is also the same county that faced the cyber attack which w they think the origins traced to hong kong. but it's not just this county and new york's 22nd congressional district that has a raised question. there is also a different county -- however, among those ballots were objective ballots. there are supposed to be sticky notes indicating if those ballots had been counted or not. however, the sticky notes weren't there. nobody knows if those ballots were included in

and they are salivating over the prospect of a president biden according to victor davis hanson at stanford, i talked to him about that last week, and i'm sure you agree. i wish we had more time. dr. michael pillsbury, thank you for being with us today. >>> stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ - [announcer] imagine having fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands. xtrands adds hundreds or even thousands of hair strands to your existing hair at the root. they're personalized to match your own natural hair color and texture, so they'll blend right in for a natural, effortless look. call in the next five minutes and when you buy 500 strands, you get 500 strands free. call right now. (upbeat music) ♪. gregg: welcome back. congressman biggs this evening calling for a special cowles sell investigation of the hunter biden scandal. >> they're protecting joe biden and the biden family. don't forget it has implications for joe biden's brother, joe biden's wife and hunter biden and a ring of people associates of the biden fam

and they are salivating over the prospect of a president biden according to victor davis hanson at stanford, i talked to him about that last week, and i'm sure you agree. i wish we had more time. dr. michael pillsbury, thank you for being with us today. >>> stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪. gregg: welcome back. congressman biggs this evening calling for a special cowles sell investigation of the hunter biden scandal. >> they're protecting joe biden and the biden family. don't forget it has implications for joe biden's brother, joe biden's wife and hunter biden and a ring of people associates of the biden family. to sit on that before the election was an outrage and not only did they sit on it, some in our do j-sat on it. they dent lit it out, jason jones and pastor robert jeffress. follow lou on twitter, like him on facebook, follow him on instagram and parler @loudobbstonight. thanks for joining us. dagen: good morning, everyone, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo. 6:00 a.m. eastern. mcconnell blocking stand-alone vote on 2,000-dollar checks to americans instead tieing

and they are salivating over the prospect of a president biden according to victor davis hanson at stanford, i talked to him about that last week, and i'm sure you agree. i wish we had more time. dr. michael pillsbury, thank you for being with us today. >>> stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ wild thing, ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. if you rthank you forit. interviewing with us. what are your greatest strengths? my differences are my strengths. it is time we start building a workforce that recognizes that our greatest strengths lie in our differences. join us at deliveringjobs.org ♪. gregg: welcome back. congressman biggs this evening calling for a special cowles sell investigation of the hunter biden scandal. >> they're protecting joe biden and the biden family. don't forget it has implications for joe biden's brother, joe biden's wife and hunter biden and a ring of people associa

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as victor davis hanson writes of the president today, he has a year or more to decide whether he wishes to play king maker among would be republican congressionals and presidential candidates or run himself for a second term. his two options are ultimately not mutually exclusive, he writes. as the trump team battles on in the peach state which joe biden won by some 13,000 votes. in the win column today for the president's side, a judge agreeing to freeze voting machines in three counties. and prevent them f from being wd and reset of the data that is in them and they have to make a point of that because actually that happened back in 2017. it there was a dispute and somebody wiped those machines clean. so there are also some ongoing small change investigations in to nonetheless worrisome charges of double voting, dead voters, multiple third party groups accused of sending absentee ballots to incorrect addresses to out of state voters and also college students encouraged to commit felony of timely residency switches while in georgia. also today, rudy giuliani was pressing the charge in a

. >> let's take a look at what victor davis hanson wrote. he says, "left wing dams may turn after he becomes president, when he prefer harris." he also says, "we drafted him to put a familiar radical agenda for primary voters." destructive rumors about the faculties or his families will more likely come from his own party. to think that's true? do you think the threat to a biden policy agenda comes from his own party rather than from his opponents in the house and senate? >> i certainly think it's possible, the media industry, or industry, which didn't really want to explore too much, the hunter biden influence, now is more comfortable. they feel like the threat is off the table. he could see more aggressive efforts, getting back to journalism, that could be a problem. what i really think the left is going to be happy with, bernie sanders mentioned he doesn't know mayor garland. the record except for a few issues is basically down the line liberal. i think it is very possible that the media kind of starts being journalists again with the bid

my favorite author is christopher hitchens and victor davis hanson realized he's not with us but nobody left to lie to everything hansen does it is a genius as far as that goes. i love your show tell everybody you don't have to read the books and just get the cliff notes. >> this is along with other gentle man just said my favorite in-depth author christopher hitchens although ironically have not read any of hisvo book. now finishing his book titled america. the farewell tour laramie wyoming go ahead. >>caller: thanks for your service and those to be on in-depth hav anybody those authors? >> i think sebastian has been who else john meacham and james webb. >> john meacham not yet we have been trying. we did a couple years ago from the new york studio he owns a bar up there. we went up to new york to visit with him there. >> with the name of the bar? >>. >> i will find it. >> his book, war, it is excellent and what a great writer. and james webb that authoritative literature on vietnam i believe. >> i don't think he has been on and i apologize i am not as familiar with that. >> that's a r