Decades worth of research that the college fix has conducted into the federally funded Truman Scholarships,

which have essentially become a taxpayer-funded pipeline for Democrat, liberal, progressive activists.

And we're basically paying for their grad school through this program.

The problem starts at the campuses because the professors are nominating

liberal students. Then there's regional committees and the regional committees again are made up

of primarily left-leaning advocates. And then it goes to the national folks in Washington,

D.C. We've been coming to them with our results every year for 10 years,

and they basically shrug their shoulders.

Well, hello, ladies and hello gentlemen.

Welcome to Victor Davis Hansen, in his own words, of course, without Victor Davis Hansen,

who is the Martin Nili Anderson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and he's a senior contributor to The Daily Signal, which is the happy home of this podcast.

I was just, our guest is Jennifer Cabani, and I'm going to give you proper introduction

of her shortly, but this is the 27th of January.

We're close to five o'clock.

Actually, we are past five o'clock Eastern time.

And about an hour ago, I spoke to to Victor and he is progressing.

It's a slog, but he is progressing from his major surgery and he hopes to be back in the saddle here in a couple of weeks.

But in his absence, he's asked that this podcast continue under the criteria that I do the shows that I have important people on.

And Jennifer Cabani, you are an important person.

And I ask five questions in their sweet spot.

And your sweet spot is journalism related to college education, the college fix.

So let me read your bio here.

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