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

The host, Victor Davis Hanson, is the Martin and Eli Anderson senior fellow at the Hoover

institution and the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished Fellow in history at Hillsdale,

College Iam and kind of Gray and Cold, Milford, Connecticut. Victor is on the East Coast

too today. It's rare that we're in the same time zone when we talk. Victor, maybe you're lucky,

you're not back out in California where they call it now. The pineapple express,

I don't know. I'm trying to find out if I have a house last time somebody took a picture of it.

I couldn't see it. It's under 20 feet of snow staggering. So I'm just trying to remember if

Cesar trusses are very strong. That's what it has on it. Yeah. So anyway, today I had to go to the

East Coast to speak and I'm doing complicated mathematical formulas of the weight of Sierra snow

per square foot versus what I remember the roof was engaged. Anyway, everything's up.

You're hope St. Joseph will be good. Okay, at the snow.

Well, St. Joseph's patron saint of homes. So we'll give him the duty here to take care of your

your constant. Joseph. Okay. Yeah. Jose. So anyway, all that all that said, Victor, there's so

much to talk about. We're going to start with your home turf. By the way, if I had a title

to show, I think I'd call it the People's Republic of Palo Alto because there's so much happening

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