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Hello and welcome to our listeners at the Victor Davis Hanson Show.

This is the weekend edition where we step beyond current news stories and politics to look at

things from the past. It's always a really exciting episode and my favorite I confess because

Victor is a historian above all other things, there's a classicist too, so it always is very

interesting. Today we're going to look at Cortez's defeat of the Aztecs. Victor has written about

that in a book called Carnage and Culture and then we're going to take some time to look at the

Benghazi incident in 2012 when the ambassador was killed and the annex, which was a station not too

far from the ambassador's residence, had to defend itself and we will be doing that after we

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