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Hello, ladies and gentlemen, this is the Victor Davis Hansen Show, the classist.

We are recording on Friday, August 13th, 2021.

Put aside your Triskadec Defobia.

This is going to be a typically wonderful show.

We're on the classist as opposed to the traditionalist, which I host and as opposed to

the culturalist, which the great Sammy Wink host.

On the classist, we talk about things, California, some of the things Victor has written,

for his own website, and for American greatness.

By the way, I'm Jack Fowler, I'm the director of the Center for Civil Society.

I had American philanthropic and the author of its new weekly email newsletter,

Civil Thoughts, but the star of the show is Victor Davis Hansen, who is the Martin and

E. Leandeson Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, the Wayne and Marsha Busk Distinguished Fellow in

History at Hillsdale College. If you've been listening to this podcast, thank you very much.

You'll have heard about VictorHansen.com, Victor's personal website.

It's gotten jazzed up and new in the last few days, so if you haven't gone to it, go!

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