On the new episode of the Larry Arn Show, he'll still college president Larry Arn sits down

with historian and classicist Victor Davis Hanson for a one-on-one conversation.

A lot of us don't want to argue anymore and everybody misinterprets that that is you're

checking out or giving up but what's happened is whether people are moving to different

states or they're saying I'm not going to buy anything from this particular corporation

anymore or I'm not going to watch this particular national event.

It's almost like a mass civil disobedience and a lot of people are saying if they're not going

to participate we need those people even though we manipulate them and we don't like them we need

them as consumers we need them as viewers we need them as attendants and these people are saying

we're not going to do it we don't want to have a fight with you we just not going to do it because

your values have led us to purgatory basically. Listen to this exclusive interview with Victor

Davis Hanson right now only available on the Larry Arn Show find it on the Hillsdale College

podcast network at podcast dot Hillsdale dot edu or wherever you get your audio and subscribe

to receive new episodes delivered right to your device that's podcast dot Hillsdale dot edu

the following program is pre-recorded.

Morning, Laurie, America. Bones were high, Canada. I'm you. You're from the West Coast today. I'm

bringing you the Hillsdale dialogue. Now if you are a new listener in our new affiliate to no cloma

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California know this our Hillsdale dialogue is the last radio hour of the week we've been doing

it for eight or nine years all 400 plus of them are collected over at iTunes under Hillsdale

dialogue and we are right now in the middle of reviewing Shakespeare's history plays with the

president of Hillsdale College Dr. Larry Arn and Dean Steven Smith the professor of English at Hillsdale

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