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We're back with another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour. I'm Emily Gisinski,

culture editor here at the Federalist. As always, you can email the show at radio at the Federalist.com,

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Today I'm completely honored to be joined on the show by Victor Davis Hanson. He is a senior

fellow at the Hoover Institution, also the author of the dying citizen. The paperback is out with

a new afterward. Now, thank you so much for joining us Victor. Thank you for having me.

I read the new afterward, and I actually read the book again, went back and read it again,

and it is really interesting to look back on. I believe you were writing it 2019 to just as the

pandemic was starting some of the federal march. That's when I finished it right before the lockdown.

That's amazing. And you addressed that in the afterward. And I thought maybe those actually

good places to start, because I wondered actually as you were looking back on what you had written

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