From the campus of Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan, this is the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour, bringing the activity and education of the college to listeners across the country.

Here's your host, Scott Bertram.

Hello again, everybody, and welcome in to another

edition of the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour. On this episode, we'll talk with Victor Davis Hanson,

author of The Case for Trump, now in paperback. Ben Beyer from Hillsdale's Education Department

will tell us about Eve Simone, and Robert Norton. General Counsel for Hillsdale

College will discuss an op-ed he wrote on the executive actions taken by Michigan's governor.

We're joined now by Dr. Victor Davis-Hanson, Distinguished Fellow of History here at Hillsdale College,

senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, and also the author of The Case for Trump, now in paperback, fully revised and

updated. You can also find them on Twitter at VD. Hansen. Dr. Hansen, thanks for joining us.

Thank you for having me. So the original printing of the case for Trump was a little more

than a year ago. The paperback is just out. What more do you think that

you've learned about President Trump since the first printing? I don't think I, I mean, I think

we have a lot more examples and detailed, but the main outline of a year and a half ago when the manuscript was

submitted for publication, I think stay about the same. He's about at the polls where he was

and where I suggested he would be 45 to 47% positive with occasional dips. I thought he would

probably be impeached I didn't

think the hatred toward him would cease I thought his economic and foreign policy

record would be still strong of course I didn't anticipate the virus but pretty

much the reaction to him hasn't changed.

And most importantly, I suggested in the book that they had, I think I quoted the supposed remark of Talleyrand,

the minister, Napoleonic minister, among other people he served when he said they've learned nothing and forgotten nothing.

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