Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. This is John Bachelor, speaking with Victor Davis Hanson, Senior Fellow of the Hoover Institution about

lawfare about selective prosecution about selective enforcement for example

jailing members of the Trump administration for defying Congress and not testifying and not

the same in the direction of during the Obama administration.

The puzzle is what does this mean about the Constitution, about

protecting Americans for equal treatment before the laws? We have of course the

prominent case of President, former President Trump being prosecuted for criminal

offenses as well as leading into civil trials which are overwhelming in

their punishment.

And Victor answers very carefully about excessive punishment and the Eighth Amendment.

He also speaks of why it's important for people to vote, because right now

what we have is, according to Victor, a very strong judiciary that every vote for a senator

or a president can determine the future judiciary.

Here's Victor Davis-Anson, the Hoover Institution reflecting on the 8th Amendment and the

judges.

In the Constitution there is.

I mean, if anybody who has a fair reading of the 8th

amendment about excessive punishment can see that this is a violation ultimately

we are only hope as Americans that this will cease is will go to the Supreme Court and

they'll strike these things down. I think it's a reminder to people that when you

vote you're voting for your vote for a president or you vote for senators, you're voting really for the

Supreme Court and the federal judiciary and the idea that you have quibbles with a particular

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