And welcome back to the Build Bennett show. We sure try to have thoughtful conversation

about the news of the day and address the existential threats to America and they are there internally

and externally. Today is our monthly special scholars and sense edition of the show.

Joining me today, Conrad Black, an author, columnist, and media contributor and Victor Davis

Hanson, senior fellow to Hoover Institute, is focused as a professor, his classics and

military history. Well, we're almost into the election year. We can vote if candidates

are able to stand. This Colorado thing is crazy. They do these things thinking they're

going to hurt them and they're not. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Okay. Yeah. Go ahead.

You know, this Colorado, you know, Supreme Court, you know, get in trouble. They do these things

thinking they're going to hurt them. And the only thing they do is they, he gains in popularity.

They, the people who may have been on the fence decides, you know what, we're not standing

for this kind of thing. He's, he's my guy now just on to the story that is growing among the black

vote. But, you know, you people on CNN and NPCBC, they don't want to talk about that. He's,

I'm convinced now more than ever, whether he's in prison, whether he's in court, he's going

to win the presidency because they, they, they keep him in the spotlight. They're not the Trump

that people hate. Isn't the Trump that's there now? He's an underdog fighting for his life and

people identify with it. So I, you know, a, a, a, a election of, of 2020, I, you know, I was asked

like one or two nights afterwards. I think it was stolen. I said, yeah, I do. And I folks jumped

on me, uh, uh, un-talks. And I, you know, I still said, I, you know, I just, I just don't like

the feeling of this thing. Just doesn't sound right. There's mathematical improbabilities. Anyway,

you know, what, what will the Democrats do to, uh, you know, stop them? And then I've been saying

off for the last few months, the Democrats are better at this game than we are. You know, they'll,

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