Hey folks if you've been listening to our show you've probably heard Victor talk about

Hillsdale College. It's one of the few colleges in the US still interested in teaching truth.

What you probably didn't know is that they have over 40 free online courses, and

Victor is one of the professors in three of those courses, American citizenship and its decline

based on Victor's book, The Dying Citizen, how progressive elites, tribalism and globalization are destroying the idea of America.

The Second World Wars, based on his book by the same name, and Athens and Sparta, partly based on his book, A War Like No Other, How the Athenians and Spartans fought the Peloponnesian War.

Don't you wish Victor would have been one of your professors in college?

Well now, you can join him as he covers some of the main ideas of his books with Hillsdale College's online courses all available for free. That's right for free.

The courses are seven to nine episodes long and they are self-spaced so you can take them whenever and wherever.

I think I'm going to start with American citizenship and its decline where Victor explores the history of citizenship in the

west and the threats it faces today. Threats like the erosion of the middle class,

the disappearance of our borders, the growth of an unaccountable deep state, and the rise of globalist organizations.

Hey, start your free course with Victor Davis HansonPanson today. Go right now to Hillsdale. E. U. slash VdH to start. It's free and it's easy to get started. That's Hillsdale. Edu slash Vd H to start.

Hillsdale dot edu slash V-D-H.

Hello America and welcome to the Victor Davis-Hownson show.

Victor is the Martin and Ealy Anderson Senior Fellow in Military History and Classics

at the Hoover Institution and the Wayne and

Marsha Buskey Distinguished Fellow in History at Hillsdale College. This is our

weekend edition where we do something of culture, sometimes warfare. We finished our discussion or historical progression of wars all the way up to the present. So we're now looking back at literature and we will continue with the Iliad this week. We have lots of news stories before that so stay with us and we'll be right back after these messages.

You're listening to me for free right now and that's awesome because more and

more things aren't free right now. I mean think about all the things you're

paying for daily, monthly, yearly. Well here's something that won't add to that list,

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