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The Victor Davis Hanson Show

Hunter's Millions, China's Tentacles, and How They Fought WWI

The Victor Davis Hanson Show

Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler

Politcs, History, Politics, News, Society & Culture, Culture

4.97.6K Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2023

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

For the weekend episode, Victor Davis Hanson and cohost Sami Winc take on the Maui fire, Hunter's millions, the news about China, the battlefield and legacy of WWI, and to plant or not to plant a field.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Victor Davis Hansen show. Victor is a man of wisdom, but trained and instinctual.

0:07.7

Victor provides commentary on politics, society, and culture. And this is our weekend episode.

0:13.9

And we do a little bit of historic work on the weekend. And we're looking at World War One. So we

0:19.4

will get to that. But before that, we're going to talk a little bit about the Maui fire hunters,

0:25.6

millions and China. So stay with us and we'll be right back.

0:37.1

Welcome back to the Victor Davis Hansen show. Victor can be found at his website, VictorHansen.com.

0:44.4

And you can join us. It's called the Blade of Perseus for $5 a month or $50 a year subscription

0:51.1

or just come and join us for free and get on at least the mailing list because there's a lot

0:56.0

to pre-stuff on the website as well. He is the Martin and Neil Anderson Senior Fellow in military

1:02.0

history and classics at the Hoover Institution and the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished Fellow

1:06.7

in history at Hillsdale College. So welcome everybody. Victor, the Maui seems to have suffered

1:13.3

from a terrible fire. So before we start, I thought maybe he had a few minutes, we could talk about that

1:18.2

if you have anything to say. Well, I don't think they know the cause of it. Do they? I mean,

1:22.5

I've been to Maui once, always on work, work-related matters. But I guess it's

1:31.3

partly some type of dry hurricane conditions that brought up

1:36.2

Santa Ana like like winds. And then, you know, when you go to Hawaii, there's two different

1:42.8

climates. There's the upper elevations on the mountains that slush and cool. And then when you get

1:49.9

down to the bottom, it can be a dry wind and it can be a dry wind and it's not, it's kind of

1:57.0

parched. So I assume that's where the wildfires are. But this is something that the left

2:07.4

almost automatically discounts the actual immediate cause. So here in California, we had the

2:15.3

Aspen fire and I had a house up at Huntington. And we know the likely culprit were marijuana

2:21.6

growers. And then we just forgot about it. And we know what fuel the fire was in proper forestry.

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