Hello everybody, welcome to the Bill Bennett Show. It's a special show today. We

expose the existential threats to America and discuss the views of the day. We

continue to talk about Donald Trump. Right. We won't be obsessive. We'll do no

more talk about Donald Trump than the Democrats do.

Right. He knows that. Yeah. And we'll talk about President Biden when he's up to.

Uh-huh. Joining me today, very special, is Conrad Black, who you've heard

before, and Victor Davis Hanson. Conrad Black is an author, columnist, media

contributor, Lord Black, we call him. Uh-huh. You and I both come along. Yes.

Absolutely. Victor Davis Hanson, many of you know, senior fellow at the Hoover

Institute, his focus as a academic is classics and military history.

Gentlemen, we had an inaugural, Jill Biden was now the president of the United

States. Talk about the inaugural address. Conrad, what didn't you think of the

address, the inaugural address? I always try to be positive about these things.

I have been an extremely critical of Biden as a candidate. And I was not

great admire of his as a vice president or a senator. In fact, I never forgave

for what he did to my friend, Robert Bork. But with that said, I thought that

the conciliatory tone of it was admirable. I thought the delivery, given the

concerns that he'd raised among most everybody, but his cognitive abilities

was perfectly adequate. Uh-huh. What worried me a bit was that he

clearly implied that scores of millions of Americans are racist and extremists

in sociopaths. And that is not the case. And it is hard to be

altogether credulous about a conciliatory pitch from somebody who is

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