I want to talk about our so-called experts.

Recently, they made a series of statements that are absolutely confounded by reality.

Let's take Iran.

We get all of these stories that the United States strikes may not have done very much.

David Albright, one of the most prestigious analyst of nuclear proliferation, he said there

was serious damage.

We were told the tariffs, they were going to crash the stock market.

Here we are in June, and the stock market is at a record high.

No recession, no inflation.

What am I getting at?

Most of the criticism of Donald Trump was not based on reality.

These so-called economic gurus, you are so wedded to the idea that Donald Trump is going to destroy the United States because of your personal animus.

You should try to shed your Trump derangement syndrome because it's really affecting your powers of judgment and analysis. Hello, this is Victor Davis-Hansson for the Daily Signal.

I want to talk about our so-called experts.

We know they've been wrong when they sign these collective letters,

51 intelligence authorities, as sure does Hunter's

laptop was pretty much made up in Russia. But recently, in some of the marquee newspapers,

sites, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, of course, the New York Times, they made a series of

statements by so-called experts that are absolutely

confounded by reality. Let's take Iran. We get all of these stories that the combined

Israel and the later United States strikes on the three key sites of uranium enrichment in Iran may not have done very much.

We had a leak from the Pentagon, of course, that the media picked up, that there was

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