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Hello ladies, hello gentlemen, this is the Victor Davis Hanson show.

We are recording February 10th. I'm Jack Fowler.

I am the host, the star, the namesake, Victor Davis Hanson, is the Martin and Elyanderson,

senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, the Wayne and Marsha Busty, distinguished fellow in

history at Hillsdale College, and he is the author of numerous bestselling books, important,

every one of them whether they're bestselling or not.

Most recent one is the dying citizen.

Well, you can find that at victorhanson.com. We'll talk about that in a little bit.

First thing we're going to talk about, Victor, though, is the streets of San Francisco.

And we're going to talk about that right after this important message.

Hey America, you only have a few more days to save $50 on each four-week emergency food kit

you're going to need during the coming food shortages. You do not want to be caught unprepared

if the worst happens and everything is pointing to food shortages in the very near future.

Now is the time to stock up, especially because my Patriot supply is making it so affordable

to fit emergency food into your family budget. How are they doing that? They're going to let you

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