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ask in the dying citizen, victor davis hanson argues that open boards and identity politics have eroded the concept of citizenship. also being published in i'll take your questions now, stephanie griffin sham recounts -- grisham recounts her time as trump's press secretary. mark -- oppenheimer in squirrel hill, and in unsettled, ryan hampton argues that the bankruptcy of purdue pharma fails to provide justice for those directly impacted by the opioid crisis. find these titles this coming week and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on booktv. >> you're watching booktv. for a complete television schedule, visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at booktv on twitter, instagram and is facebook. >> host: author marc moran know, in your book, "green fraud," you write that t

let's bring in victor davis hanson. he has a new book. it's a wonderful read. how globalization is destroying the idea of america. he's a prolific author and this is your latest. it's a hit. congratulations. glad it's doing so well. great to have you here in new york with us. i want to pull up the title to this wall street journal piece. merrick garland's federal offense. threats against school boards are an issue for local enforcement. he's overstepping his bounds as attorney general at the department of justice to go after these parents. >> absolutely. he he's an't presented any evidence of conspiracy or racketeering or some kind of organization across state lines that would warrant federal intervention. worse yet, this comes on the heels of tarnished reputation of the fbi. we had james comey's problem and andrew mccabe. he admitted hess not trustful. you think they would be weary about injecting the fbi given the last three years of history back into a political dispute. and then the asymmetry of it, martha. we just had a u.s. senator, a federal employee, a

victor davis hanson with a history lesson next. laura: according to president biden today isn't sentiment to celebrate anytime explore but declare a national day of mourning over the painful history of wrongs and atrocities european explorers and fix it on tribal nations and indigenous communities, left in the white house celebrated. >> having this holiday replace columbus day as a support in acknowledging colonization and genocide and oppression of the original people of these lands that have suffered. >> there's a is to be told and there are many truths that made up this country. >> replacing columbus day, would you like to see it replaced? >> yes absolutely. >> recognizing today's indigenous peoples day is something the president felt strongly about personally and to make it history moving forward. >> moving forward. joining us is victor davis hanson, author of the dying citizen. are you write about columbus day in your book, the history moving forward. it is all about that, isn't it. >> an attempt to apply the morality of the p

victor davis hanson, i appreciate it. great to see you. we have got a live report from the border that shows exactly what's t happening. how many foreign nationals have been released against our laws. shocking. stephen miller responds straight ahead. baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? >> tucker: we have watched in horror for the last nine months, many americansns have, as the biden administration opened our southern border and has allowed hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals to come into this country illegally and then stay here. the question we have asked since the beginning is how many exactly, where are they going and who are these people? we haven't had clear answers until tonight. bill melu

♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: we talked to victor davis hanson a lot on the show and almost every time we wish we had more time. one of the wisest people we know and one of the most articulate. hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution. we sat down with him for more than an hour for tucker carlson today. here's part of it. ♪ ♪ >> i didn't know much about donald trump, i wasn't a supporter of his in the primaries but i knew he was going to win. i just knew it, because he was saying things i could not believe and, you know, we do youngstown, ohio, and then he came to california, i talked to a bunch of farmers and said did he come here and did he have the strong mouth and the caterpillar cap. no, he had this black suit, it was 105 degrees, he had a queen -- so i said in other words wasn't hillary clinton or joe biden, put you all and change. i said he is authentic and he's representing the middle class, so i thought he had a very good chance as far as your other question, i lost all those friends. >> really? >> i left this year after 20 years and i think they were happy to see me leave

i don't think they wanted to be. >> tucker: victor davis hanson's new book, "the dying citizen" is out tomorrow. you can watch the full interview on tucker carlson today, it's on fox nation. george soros is behind no effort to remove police officers from yet another major city, because that works well, and many die. we will tell you where that's happening next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: geniuses in the city government of austin texas, the city's police budget. the police have announced they're not able to respond to crimes that are nonemergencies. >> if you're experiencing a nonemergency call and i would b going over specifically the ones that we have changed, then whatt we ask that you do is to report those over the phone by calling 311 or by doing it online at ireportaustin.com. >> tucker: in other words they are no longer going to fulfill the most basicer duty of government which is to keep you safe. go to the website. good luck. that's insane. people who live in austin have put florida proposal called proposition a that would hire more police officers like the ones they used to have. oh w

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. >> ben: joining us now victor davis hanson author of the tying. how tribal elites globalization destroying the idea of america. victor, what remember i don't thoughts on john kerry's admission? >> well, he may be right that joe biden was unaware but he serves, ben, at the pleasure of the president why we use terms like i had to explain or the emphatic adverb literally or not being aware and i think is he trying to suggest that his portfolio does not match his importance and we saw that, again and again when donald trump was president. weighs sort of free-lancing on the iran deal with meetings in paris and places. remember when he ran for president he had to explain that if you didn't go to college you would end up in iraq? goes way back to when he gave us a lecture and had to say jing gascon, i think he has very inflated portfolio of himself. this is insidious fashion that a very minor character in an administration doesn't do to the president. he couldn't resist especially among french people because he is a self-avowed frankel fill. >> ben: vict

ask in the dying citizen, victor davis hanson argues that open boards and identity politics have eroded the concept of citizenship. also being published in i'll take your questions now, stephanie griffin sham recounts -- grisham recounts her time as trump's press secretary. mark -- oppenheimer in squirrel hill, and in unsettled, ryan hampton argues that the bankruptcy of purdue pharma fails to provide justice for those directly impacted by the opioid crisis. find these titles this coming week and watch for many of these authors to appear in the near future on booktv. >> you're watching booktv. for a complete television schedule, visit booktv.org. you can also follow along behind the scenes on social media at booktv on twitter, instagram and is facebook. >> host: author marc moran know, in your book, "green fraud," you write that the green new deal is an all-encompassing transformation of society. what do you mean by that? >> guest: well, in the book i lay out that the vision of the green new deal is not chiefly about climate or energy policy. what they're trying to do is remake society,

joining me now is victor davis hanson. this reveals the administration's failure in 9 months. the list could have been 20 ways they were failing. the 13 i just mentioned, is there one in it particular that is the death nel for joe biden? >> i think the borders enrage people but the supply chain is the stuff of life. they were political issue and now they are the civilization on collapse. shelves are empty. civilization is collapsing. these are not political issues. each one of those collapses, there was a political agenda behind that never polled 50%. nobody wanted open borders or critical race theory or the green card. but joe biden, in 2020 they thought he was mr. nice guy. he carried the unpopular agenda until 3 months ago. now he's so incorhent and untruthful, his person is multiplying the unpopularity of the issues that brought this collapse. i have never seen anything like it. a loss of confidence in the system. people are saying i don't know if i can buy gas. i don't know if i am safe to walk out on the street at night. i don't know who this person is that just walked a

victor davis hanson. i began the book and i am enthralled. it's almost as good as "how i saved the world." and you should feel proud of yourself. if you try to get the book on amazon if it says it's sold out. it's not sold out, it will come to your house. our conversation with newt gingrich you just heard that. is there anything you would like to add? >> i think people are already dropping out. does anybody watch the tonys or oscars? the nba had to rely on its american audience rather than china's endorsement, it wouldn't be sustainable. what newt is saying collectively people have to have a sustained permanent existence. so the resistance has to be used by the right. how does that fall out? they have got to vote like theyer in voted from the mid-term. if they had not lost the georgia senate, those two seats, we wouldn't be talking right now. we had two unimpressive candidates on the republican side and they had two charismatic social why its. you have to be attentive toker seat. jesse: why is "the dying citizen" book so important? >> through

. >> joining me now victor davis hanson, uber institution senior fellow, author of the new book the dying citizen that just came out and you were on my podcast for a whole hour, so great to talk to you for a long time but you see right through this, this noble pursuit of the democrats, suddenly they care about the kids, what is really happening here, the carcinogen of the conservative thought? >> two things. as president biden drops in popularity and every one of their issues become unpopular they will try to increase in webinars the federal government because they don't that popular support and we are already seeing it. when you talk about facebook and used for improper purposes we had 120 continuous days of riots, arson including and all of those congregations violating quarantine, violating masks, burning down stores, attacking federal property were coordinated on social media, not one person on the left said we've got to stop that or when chuck schumer goes outside the supreme court and threatens the justice, you will pay, all of these things are coordinated on social media and nobody

victor davis hanson calls out the intolerance. >> whether schumer goes outside and says we are coming after you, that is okay. it is okay to go after kristen sinema but it is not okay if you are conservative and there's consistency because people with superior morality feels the means are justified because the ends are so much more noble, they are intellectual, enlightened, the rest of us are the dregs, the chumps, we do what they tell us and that is the consistency, ideology and power. >> several republican lawmakers condemned the harassment against senate colleagues. turning to the border crisis republican governors unveiling a 10 point plan they say will solve the situation at the southern border. >> marion reverie joins us as texas national guard rivers are being taunted along the rio grande. >> the crisis at the border not showing signs of letting up and fresh pictures showing suspect is a gunman dressed in tactical gear and holding ak-47s seemingly taunting members of national guard since the border to assist with the constant influx of illegal crossers which texas governor greg

joining us now his victor davis hanson, author of the dying citizen in stores now. you write about columbus day in your book. the history moving forward, it's really all about that, isn't it? >> i think it's an attempt to apply the morality or pseudo-morality of the present to judge preindustrial past. kind of a therapeutic exercise of the elite. i don't think average people really buy into it. a recent poll said two to one, americans want to retain columbus day. i am in a mexican american community of wonderful people had most of the people i know in the knights of columbus which was a fraternal organization in the late 19th century to help impoverished immig from catholic country so this idea that and pseudo-drama, i don't know what to make of it but it would be as if a european or the new world gave to the old world syphilis which scholars think they may well have or cocaine or chocolate or tobacco. how absurd to say millions of people have died from smoking because of indigenous peoples practices that the europeans were addicted to. that's not history, it's cycl

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. >> laura: joined me now, victor davis hanson, author of the fabulous new book, the dying citizen that just came out and you were on my podcast for a whole hour, so great to talk to you for a long period of time. but you see right through this, that is noble pursuit of the democrats. suddenly they care about the kids. what's really happening here? the carcinogen of the conservative thought. >> two things, i think. one is as joe biden drops in popularity and every one of the issues of their agenda become more unpopular, they're going to try to increase and rep weaponize the federal government and that's because they don't have popular support and were already seeing it. when you talk about facebook used for improper purposes, we had 120 continuous days of riots, arson, and looting and all of those congregations violating quarantine, violating masks, burning down stores, they were coordinated on social media. not one person on the left said we've got to stop this for when chuck schumer goes outside the supreme court and threatens, you will pay, all of those things are chlorinated on soci

davis hanson. [cheers and applause] he's like a discount martini, dry and full of cheap gin. western razor.com owner david angelo. and when she gives blood, it served on the rocks with the salted rim. fox news contributor kat timpf. before i get to you victor, i have to get something out of the way. dave when you were laughing on the show he was a spokesman for this razor company at a now you kind of like worked her way up the ladder and it now you owner, and like a couple of weeks. i'm beginning to think this is something the company, this is you with a po box. >> will he do have a po box, we get so much fan mail from satisfied customers who visit western razor.com that we just had to expand capacity. thank you for pointing that out. speed when you are the owner and spokesman, it's just you and one razor. you only have one razor. it's because there are many razors and they are all available now at western razor.com. i appreciate that. >> this is the caliber of guests that i get, even at leading la

joining me now is victor davis hanson, senior fellow, author of the dying citizen in stores now. documenting these issues reveals the breadth of the administration's failure in 9 months, could have been 20 ways they are failing but of those, 13 that i just mentioned, is there one in particular that is the deathknell politically for president biden? >> the border has enraged people but the supply chain has the potential because it is the stuff of life for what you just delineated were political issues 3 or 4 months ago, now you see civilization will collapse which americans pay one dollars and cannot fill up your car or look at 2 million people who think they have a birthright to invade their country or look at ships all the way to the horizon and their shells around the they are thinking civilization is collapsing, how could it happen, these are not political issues and each one of those collapses you so articulately delineated there was a political agenda behind the never pulled 50%. nobody wanted an open borders, nobody wanted critical race. nobody wanted a new green deal but p

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victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution and author of the dying citizen, which i have endorsed, it has my full endorsement, as donald trump would say, so vdh, these criminals are like children, going to do as much as you let them get away with, and in san francisco, california, they will let you get away with pretty much everything. what's going on there? >> you know, we always want to know what the time frame is, like critical legal theory are critical race theory or the new green new deal, and do systems collapse when they are actually tried? i think biden showed us it is about nine months. you say the new green new deal, you get $5 or $6 a gallon a gas, and for people going 100 miles and getting a fill up. if you are critical legal theory that the law is not based on, you get looting at walgreens and poor people can't fill up prescriptions or you can't drive your car to san francisco because the window will be bashed in, $900 conveniently below the $1,000 felony limit will be stolen, then people won't go to san francisco. they took, you know, a paradise and tur

in the dying a citizen victor davis hanson argues open borders have eroded the concept of citizenship. also published this week and i will take your questions now, stephanie grisham accounts her time at the trump administration as press secretary and advisor to melania trump. the aftermath of the tree of life synagogue shooting in pittsburgh and its effect on the local community in squirrel hill. in unsettled, addiction recovery advocate ryan hampton argues the bankruptcy of purdue pharma fails to provide justice for those impacted by the opioid crisis appeared behind these titles this upcoming week wherever books are sold. >> politics and prose bookstore in washington d.c. recently hosted a virtual event with meghan stone and rachel augustine who spoke about the global impact of that "me too" movement. >> for me, i had been working on the 2016 presidential campaign as alyssa said trying to win out the dream of electing a first woman president in the united states and was really surprised in the aftermath of that election to see women's activism not only here in the united states, but

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really quick promo as well kitchen table podcast this week we have victor davis hanson which we were really nervous about interviewing him because he is like this intellectual giant. sean: rachel prepared for two hours with her interview. i did what pete does, i sat down and just did the interview. pete: don't prepare at all. easy questions tout a really smart person. rachel: can i say really quickly victor davis hanson did parents advice on picking colleges for their students. this is great, great podcast. download it now. will: during the break i will share my christmas tradition. rachel: let's do that. pete: in the paperback edition. will: that's when they will add me. rachel: i will add you have guys when we go paperback. pete: see you tomorrow for the halloween parade on "fox & friends." rachel: bring the kiddos. sean: pete's wife and i bring the kids. in we got the short end of the stick. pete: you really did. good luck. see you tomorrow morning. all right. liberal leaders continue their push to defund police departments. is that really what their constituents want? we have got

brian: victor davis hanson, he's the author of the "dying sit again" the book is out and he's here to talk to us about it congratulations on it. you're covering breaking issues on a regular basis. what made you think this is issue that needs to be looked at >> sort of the explanation that explains the border mess and decline of the middle class, the inability to buy a house, payback a student loan. this tribalism we're identifying by our ethnic identification or race is essential to our persona rather than incidental and on the elite side, these evolutionaries that want to change the electoral college that makeup the supreme court and get rid of the filibuster, the administrative state whether it's john brennan or general milley or all of these people aren't elected but they exercise enormous power and they seem exempt from consequences of their own actions and ideology, and finally, there's a lot of people in the two coasts that feel we should be citizens of the world they look toward the paris climate accord or the u.n. national criminal court rather than this unique constitution so

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