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

Victor is the Martin and Eliandas and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution

and the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished Fellow in History at Hillsdale College, his official

home on the aforesaid worldwide web is victorhanson.com. You should be subscribing to that. I'll give you

a little more information about that later on in the podcast. Victor, let's start out today by talking

about one of the great, great war movies and that of course it's come under the microscope of

wokeism and that's Zulu and Michael Cain who, that was his first big role, is lashing out

at the woke monsters overseeing our culture and we'll get your thoughts on that Victor,

maybe your thoughts on Zulu too as a movie and plenty more right after these important messages.

Victor, we're back so I do want to, before we talk about Zulu, I just have to say, give me a minute

here, you know, the theme song you picked it for this podcast is the Gary Owen, which was the

the song of the fighting 69th, the Irish Brigade, is still the theme song for the first,

US first cavalry, it's an Irish city, it came from the Limerick area and some people have complained

about the song. I don't know if there's general ignorance of it, but as you recalled up, the first

song we had used as the, you know, intro to the podcast was the battle cry of freedom and some

people thought that that, yeah, well, we don't go get into who we all know. I had a memo,

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