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

I'm Jack Fowler. Victor Davis Hanson is the star and the namesake and he is the Martin and

Elianderson senior fellow with the Hoover Institution and the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished

Fellow in history at Hillsdale College. Victor is a bestselling author syndicated columnist.

We're going to talk about one of his columns on this episode, military historian,

classist farmer. Victor, you're like one of those big Swiss army knives with lots of

lots of weapons and tools and so many, so many areas of expertise.

And one of them is your, I've always said this, I think you're one of America's premier political

analyst and that's the person I want to talk to after these important messages so we can hear

about your take on Herschel Walker's defeat Ralph Warnox. When in the Georgia runoff again

right after these important messages.

We're back with the Victor Davis Hanson show. So Victor, it was the runoff in Georgia,

Herschel Walker lost by about 100,000 boats, a little background, you know, other Republican candidates

in the state, the governor, Lieutenant Governor others had prevailed handly on election day. Walker

obviously did not on election day before so the runoff still fell far short. Your thoughts on

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