Hello and welcome to the Victor Davis-Hanston show. Victor is the Martin Ilyanderson

Senior Fellow in Military History and Classics at the Hoover Institution and the Wayne and

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

edition, so or the weekend edition. And we usually talk about things cultural and right

now Victor and I have a discussion on wars going on and we will get to the Roman Civil

Wars. But we have a few other cultural topics to address today, so welcome and it is either

Saturday or Sunday for you most likely. And we'll be right back after these messages.

Come back, I would like to remind everybody Victor has a website, VictorHanson.com. It

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out as well at Victor's website. So Victor, before we get into the Roman Civil Wars,

I thought we would talk a little bit because we talk a lot on this show about blame, angst,

anger against white and supposed white culture in the current environment that we're in.

And I was wondering where do we go from here with a fira white guy and or not in on the

essential racism of it all. What are you doing? Where are you going with this?

Well, it's very hard to talk about these collectives because you're talking about 67, 68%

of the population would use the word white. I just came back yesterday from the grocery store

in my community and I would say that I was the only person by surname that was white,

but I was darker than 30% of the Mexican-American people in that audience in that arena that

you'd wear a super market. And I was about the same you as the others. I don't have that much

heritage more, but there were people with light colored hair. So my point is I don't know what these

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