Hello and welcome to the Victor Davis Hanson show this is our weekend edition where we look at something

cultural usually in the middle section and we look at some of the contemporary news in the beginning.

So stay with us and we'll be talking about immigration and then also Roman theater.

So it should be an interesting topic and you'll like it. We'll be right back.

Welcome back.

I would like to remind everybody that Victor is a Martin and

L. A. Anderson, Senior Fellow in Military History and Classics at the Hoover

Institution and the Wayne and Marsha Buskey Distinguished Fellow in History at

Hillsdale College. You can find him at his website the Blade of Perseus.

The U.R. is Victor Hanson.com that's Victor Hanson.com. So come join us on the blade of Perseus. There's lots of free stuff and

you can also join for a subscription to read the VDH Ultra material. Victor, so I wanted to ask you a broad kind of

question just from anecdotal experience here in the valley about immigration

flooding our medical facilities. I've had friends tell me that they are

having a hard time getting appointments and the one I'm

thinking about in particular needed it with a heart doctor so it was and it was

very serious and it took them they she couldn't get in for a month and a half and that the waiting rooms are overcrowded,

emergency rooms have beds and hallways and their waiting rooms are full.

So it just seems like California medical facilities

are in havoc right now.

They are.

Part of it is the COVID disruptions. Part of it is the COVID disruptions.

Part of it is the Obamacare where you go to a doctor and he doesn't even look at you, he's just typing in the,

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