VDH and Jack unpack the controversies surrounding Tucker Carlson’s interview with Nick Fuentes and how the legacies of William F. Buckley Jr. and “Firing Line”—a show that confronted radicalism head-on—need to serve as examples for how conservatives handle extremists and bad-faith actors, as well as a recent poll out of Gaza showing alarming support for… Continue reading If Only William Buckley Was Around to Debate Nick Fuentes
‘White Disproportionality’ on Full Display at the No Kings Protest
‘So I’m Voting Commie’: Why Mamdani is Likely to Win
Trump Takes a Victory Lap As Europe Begrudgingly Smiles After Gaza Peace Deal
The UN’s True Colors: A Tale of Two Leaders
A Conservative Schism? And the Battle of Crete, 1941
In this weekend episode, VDH and Sami look at, among other things, Tucker Carlson’s remarks at the memorial for Charlie Kirk and how Tucker’s brand of conservatism echoes Pat Buchanan’s, humanitarian aid efforts in Gaza, the failures of California’s solar power projects, and more. In the middle segment VDH assesses the Battle for Crete during… Continue reading A Conservative Schism? And the Battle of Crete, 1941
Rewarding Terror, Political Violence, & Disney’s Downward Spiral
Join VDH and Jack as they discuss the recognition of a Palestinian state by Great Britain, Canada, Australia, and France, Trump’s resurgence in polls, the role of the DOJ in political accountability, the Left’s response to political violence, the end of Disney as we know it, and more. Share This
The Rise of Antisemitism in Hollywood and Lawlessness in the West
Where the Left Fails Us: Iryna Zarutska, Tom Homan, and Nigel Farage
Victor Davis Hanson and co-host Sami Winc discuss the implications of the recent murder of Iryna Zarutska, Israel’s hit on Hamas leaders in Qatar, Homan’s interview with Mika, Russian drones in Polish airspace, and Britain’s Nigel Farage grows in popularity, and more in the Friday news roundup. Share This
Tanks for the Memories
In the weekend edition, VDH and Sami discuss RFK Jr.’s stance on vaccination mandates, more nuttiness from Joy Reid, and developments in Gaza and Venezuela. The professor also offers an in-depth look at the development and employment of armor in World War II, with a particular focus on the Battle of Kursk, the largest tank… Continue reading Tanks for the Memories