Hello ladies, hello gentlemen, this is the Victor Davis-Hanson show. I'm Jack Fowler,

the host, the Star and namesake back from Normandy and France is Victor Davis Hanson.

He is the Martin and E. Lee Anderson senior fellow at the Hoover Institution

and the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished Fellow in History at

Hillsdale College. He's the author of the best selling book The End of Everything

amongst many other bestsellers. He's got an official website, The Blade of Perseus, you should subscribe. I'll tell you why later.

Victor, gee, since you've been away, it's been about two weeks or so since we've recorded any episodes and a lot has happened

including the Trump verdicts and I know our listeners are very very interested in hearing what you have to say.

And we'll get to that.

We'll talk about a piece you've written for X, the Hunter Biden trials, Caitlin Clark, the streets of Paris, all that will begin right after these

important messages. We're back with the Victor Davis Hanson show. We are recording by the way on Wednesday, June 5th and this episode will be up the following day.

June 6th, the 80th anniversary of D-Day.

Victor Donald Trump had his many days in court, 34 charges brought against him by Alvin Bragg,

the Manhattan District Attorney convicted by a jury of New York City residents on all counts.

This happened quite a while ago now, Victor,

but I know our listeners are very eager to hear your take on these verdict and their consequences.

And then separately, we'll address a piece you've written about law fair.

Your thoughts, Victor. Yeah Yeah I'm very pessimistic. I didn't

think they were going to acquit him. I didn't think they were going to have a hung jury.

I don't think it's going to be reversed on New York state appeals because that court is as biased or liberal as this one.

So I think it's going to have to wait to the Supreme Court.

And so there's three dimensions to it Jack there's the actual legal

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