In the current issue of Harper's magazine, a leftist, Princeton historian calls me the

most influential historian of the Trump era.

He's being a little sarcastic.

I'll do a dissection of his article and invite him to a public debate.

This is the Dineshtus who's a podcast.

America needs this voice.

The times are crazy and a time of confusion, division and lies.

We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth.

This is the Dineshtus Sousa podcast.

The current issue of Harper's magazine, the literary magazine, has one of its lead stories.

An essay by a Princeton historian, this is by the way not the infamous Kevin Cruz with whom

I've dueled in the past, but rather a guy named Matthew Carp.

And the article is called History as End.

It's ultimately a kind of attempt to vindicate progressive history.

It's a critique of conservative history.

Now in the article, the author, Carp, somewhat sarcastically calls me quote, the leading historian

of the Trump era is Pundit Dineshtus Sousa.

And historian, he puts in quote marks, kind of to say, well, I'm not a real historian,

but nevertheless I'm the most influential historian on the right.

Now I don't know if this is even true, but what is true is that my claims about history

have created fainting spells on the left.

Carp's own colleague, Kevin Cruz, is kind of an example when I said really off the

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