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Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words

Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words

Victor Davis Hanson | The Daily Signal 261 Episodes Oct 13, 2026

Victor Davis Hanson provides commentary on the latest political and cultural news with an eye to the historical significance of our time. He is an author, historian, classicist, and contemporary analyst. Join him to learn about what's going on in your world.

Episodes

Victor Davis Hanson: Marco Rubio’s Powerful Defense of Western Civilization
Victor Davis Hanson: Marco Rubio’s Powerful Defense of Western Civilization Oct 13, 2026 5127 Marco Rubio’s speech in Greece made a powerful case for defending Western civilization at a time when the West seems increasingly unwilling to defend its own history, values, and traditions. Victor Davis Hanson also weighs in on the political bias behind Nobel Prizes, why Trump may never receive the recognition he deserves, and the growing tensions between Trump and Zelenskyy over the war in Uk
White Guilt: Shelby and Eli Steele
White Guilt: Shelby and Eli Steele Oct 12, 2026 3607 This week, Shelby Steele and his son Eli join Victor Davis Hanson to discuss their new movie, White Guilt. Shelby and Eli explain the paternalism of the woke Left’s demands for white repentance. White Guilt explores racism in using an entire race as a means to absolve oneself of historically inherited guilt. WATCH NOW: White Guilt https://www.whiteguiltfilm.com/home#watchwhiteguilt  Learn m
Victor Davis Hanson: Can Steve Hilton Still Win?
Victor Davis Hanson: Can Steve Hilton Still Win? Oct 10, 2026 4157 After the three-year anniversary of Oct. 7, Victor Davis Hanson discusses the Palestinians’ history of appealing to Western sympathy by claiming victim status to garner “aid” to turn into weapons of war. Victor predicts a Hilton loss against Becerra in the upcoming California gubernatorial race and explains why. As part of today’s Saturday Special, Victor explores the presidencies of Andrew Johnso
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Is Trump Being Blamed for This Cornell Scandal?
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Is Trump Being Blamed for This Cornell Scandal? Oct 9, 2026 4725 A deadly plague linked to a Russian laboratory raises new concerns about biological weapons, government secrecy, and the possibility of another global health crisis. Victor Davis Hanson and Sami Winc draw parallels to COVID-19 while examining Trump's meeting with Xi Jinping, Canada's growing ties to China, and Britain's struggles with immigration, terrorism, and military readiness. They also add
Victor Davis Hanson: Europe’s Immigration Crisis Is Reaching a Breaking Point
Victor Davis Hanson: Europe’s Immigration Crisis Is Reaching a Breaking Point Oct 8, 2026 4432 The U.S. pulls its bombers from a British air base amid fears of an Iranian-linked terrorist threat, raising new questions about whether America’s European allies can adequately protect U.S. military assets. Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words” examine growing security and immigration concerns across Europe, arguing that mass migration
Victor Davis Hanson: They Are Trying to Rewrite WWII History
Victor Davis Hanson: They Are Trying to Rewrite WWII History Oct 6, 2026 4815 Lies about our history, and revisionist perspective is threatening to rewrite facts about America’s involvement in WWII.  Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words” dive into the news of riots erupting across France as the European demographic crises, open borders, and assimilation failures reach a tipping point.  They discuss how
Trump’s Economy Is Stronger Than Voters Think | Victor Davis Hanson
Trump’s Economy Is Stronger Than Voters Think | Victor Davis Hanson Oct 3, 2026 5239 The economy is showing signs of strength, but many Americans still aren’t feeling it—and Republicans have only weeks to convince voters that their policies are working. Victor Davis Hanson and Sami Winc break down the economic picture heading into the midterms, including growth, inflation, wages, and why even The Washington Post is acknowledging some of the underlying strengths of Trump’s economy
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Millions Fell for Iran’s Biggest Lie
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Millions Fell for Iran’s Biggest Lie Oct 2, 2026 5169 Donald Trump brings top AI executives to the White House in a push to secure American technological dominance, drawing comparisons to FDR’s wartime industrial mobilization. Victor Davis Hanson and Sammy Winc also cover growing unrest in Iran, reports of passengers stopping an attempted cockpit hijacking on a flight to Tel Aviv, and the unraveling of media narratives surrounding the Israel-Hamas w
European Anti-Semitism, Saving Sinwar’s Life, and the Left’s October 7 Denial
European Anti-Semitism, Saving Sinwar’s Life, and the Left’s October 7 Denial Oct 1, 2026 5169 European nations are turning against Israel while downplaying the realities of October 7 and applying a different standard to Israel’s response to terrorism. Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler focus on Ireland and Spain’s increasingly anti-Israel rhetoric and the refusal to confront the brutality of the October 7 attacks. They also highlight the irony that Israeli doctors once saved the life of
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Canada's Prime Minister Is Courting Disaster
Victor Davis Hanson: Why Canada's Prime Minister Is Courting Disaster Sep 29, 2026 5329 Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney raises the prospect of preparing for a possible U.S. invasion as trade tensions between Canada and the United States continue to escalate. The strain in the relationship comes as Canada faces broader economic pressures, questions over immigration and open-border policies, and growing concern over the long-term consequences of severing ties with its largest tradi
Victor Davis Hanson: The Left Is Rebranding Ahead of the Midterms
Victor Davis Hanson: The Left Is Rebranding Ahead of the Midterms Sep 26, 2026 3616 Victor Davis Hanson examines whether woke politics has truly faded or whether Democrats are simply changing their message ahead of the 2026 midterms. Hanson discusses the rise of Democratic candidates James Talarico in Texas and Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, and why Republicans cannot afford to dismiss their opponents or assume traditionally favorable races are already won. Victor and Sami Winc al
Victor Davis Hanson: The Hong Kong Blueprint Xi Wants to Force on Taiwan
Victor Davis Hanson: The Hong Kong Blueprint Xi Wants to Force on Taiwan Sep 25, 2026 5045 Donald Trump takes the stage at the UN General Assembly to confront adversarial regimes and reject globalist posturing. Republicans risk throwing away an economic boom by failing to counter progressive narratives, argue Victor Davis Hanson and Sammy Winc on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.” Drawing parallels to the 1992 election, Hanson cautions that solid fundamentals,

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