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Hello ladies, hello gentlemen, this is the Victor Davis Hanson show, the traditionalist we are recording

on Veterans Day. November 11th, 2021, I'm Jack Fowler, the host, the namesake of this show,

Victor Davis Hanson, is the Martin and Eli Anderson senior fellow with the Hoover Institution,

and Victor's also the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished Fellow in History at Hillsdale College.

Victor, a little later on maybe you can talk to us about the online course that you have developed

with Hillsdale that talks about the dying citizen and maybe give our listeners a little

information about that. First though, we're going to talk about some important topics and people,

Adam Schiff and John Durham, two of them, and we'll start with that right after this important message.

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