mark: all right victor davis hanson thank you god bless you keep at it my friend.>> thank you. .. dusters extends to 6 feet to reach way up high... to grab, trap and lock away gross dust. nice! for dust on my floors, i switch to sweeper. the heavy duty cloths reach deep in grooves to grab, trap and lock dust bunnies... no matter where they hide. no more heebie jeebies. phhhhew. glad i stopped cleaning and started swiffering. mark: welcome back. those of us who believe in liberty, the constitution, faith. >faith and family. we have always been the resistance. they have all kinds of abstract ideas they want to impose on us. they don't view us as individuals. you can't travel on thanksgiving? what's the big deal? and all of our subjects have to walk around with masks. that's their mentality. those of us who believe in liberty, we'll always be the resistance and emgrace the constitution which they do not i will say this as clearly as i know how. the democratic party today is more dangerous to this country than of any tour foreign enemies. they seek power to destroy our

victor davis hanson, the democratic party seems to stand opposite of so many things that we stand foriples, traditions, whether you look at our economic system and in so anyways they drew reject capitalism for it when you look at immigration, and so many ways they reject the old immigration system where people have to show loyalty to our culture into our country. they, as you pointed out earlier, reject even the institutions that are set up by the constitution and they seek to effectively burn down the supreme court in the united states senate. you can go one issue after the other so how did they get here? what do they want to take us for crying out loud? >> part of it, mark, is there is an ancient idea from aristotle that the left likes inequality result mandated by government, rather than equality of opportunity. we knew that but what enhance that idea was in the 21st century with a perfect storm of globalization brought in enormous amounts of wealth from 7 billion people in the world and that concentrated on the two coasts and that is where the universities are and where silicon va

petsmart. ♪ mark: victor davis hanson, where do you see this country in the next two, three years?judication of this presidential election and even as importantly, the georgia senate election but let's say for purpose of argument that the supreme court, due to packing and a democratic majority in the senate and in the house, along with a democratic presidency, i think we have a very rough two years but by that i mean i think the middle east will be radically endangered and i think we will have of big out with china and i think there will be social legislation that we saw in the democratic primary that, by the way, had no support that will become part of our new normal but i'm confident, mark, because i think with hubris comes numbness and within the 2022 midterms we will see something like 2010 and they will corrections with obama and i think the senate if we can hold it we will get even bigger margin but if we don't hold it this time we will win it and i think we are setting the stage for a return of the trump agenda. i mean that that i don't see us going back to romney or john mc

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i'm tom hanson in for anne-marie green. a very happy thanksgiving to you and your family. >>> despite urgings by health officials for americans to stay home, people are still traveling for today's holiday, even as coronavirus cases continue to surge. yesterday there were more than 181,000 cases in the u.s. there were also nearly 2300 deaths, the most since early may. it was a record-breaking day in california, which recorded more than 18,000 new cases. that's the largest single day increase for any state since the pandemic started. if you plan to watch the iconic thanksgiving day parade here in new york city, it is going to look a bit different. you guessed it thanks to the pandemic. naomi ruchim is along the parade route with more. naomi, good morning. >> reporter: hey, tom, good morning to you. that's right, the parade route is much shorter this year. in fact, it is only about a block long, starting and ending right here in front of macy's. the balloons, though, they will still fly as organizers hope people stay home and

lou: jim hanson, good to have you with us. we appreciate it. >>> up next, the american people overwhelmingly call for electoral e form in the wake of this year's presidential election. "just the news" founder and its editor-in-chief john solomon joins us here next. >>> and order my new book, "the trump century," available now at the loudobbsshop.com. that's loudobbsshop.com. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ smooth driving pays off you never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today (groans) hmph... (food grunting menacingly) when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums lou: breaking news now, new york govr demands new yorkers limit their thanksgiving gatherings to ten people and orders some sheriffs in the state are refusing toen force. listen to those sheriffs who dare to defy andrew cuomo and his china virus restrictions this holiday season. >> i don't consider them a law enforcement officer because you don't have the right to pick laws t

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joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover a hoover institution senior fellow.oes any of what you just heard surprise you? >> a little bit, because when rahm emanuel tried to call years ago, he said "never let a serious crisis go to waste," he was an embarrassment and was saying there was no public support for these crazy ideas, clash for clunkers, socialized medicine, they had to push it on people under the guise of a crisis. everyone thought, that's deplorable to say that. everyone from justin trudeau in canada to gavin newsom in california, hillary clinton, michael bloomberg, they are proud of it. take this crisis and pushed on your throat something that has no popular support. it had no popular support in the election -- that is why joe biden stayed in the basement. he did not camp eight on these issues. that is why kamala harris crashed in the primaries, that's why mike bloomberg spent a billion dollars and got zero delegates, couldn't affect the vote in florida or ohio and spent over hundred million dollars. what was that agenda? what were people saying, l

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. >> bret: democracy 2020 coverage continues with the victor david hanson, jeff weaver after this. ♪g in the panel, sean spicer, secretary under president trump, author of "leading america." victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institute, and jeff weaver bernie sanders 2016 campaign manager. are you an author? because i haven't gotten your book. >> i'm author of the book ho "hw bare a new" >> bret: let's start with that, would you thint and what we will see in delawa delaware? >> the trends continue, joe biden will lock up the presidential race. to pass to do it, pennsylvania and went through the combination of nevada and arizona. we hoard corey lewandowsk heard, if you have a court order not being obeyed you go back and do judges b it cranky when they dot do what they tell them to do. i would be back in court talking to the judge and showing the cause orders in the subpoenas, but other things to do with the impropriety he's talking about. let's be clear, republicans, democrats, by and large people understand the kind of fraud that the trump people are alleging is just no

well, joining us now is victor davis hanson.ver institution at stanford university and national review contributor, best selling or author, extraordinary historian and great american. victor, the kind of nonsense that's being spewed by the left in this country is sickening. and if there is any deprogramming to be done, it resides with the zombies who now inhabit our institutions, in my opinion, of so-called higher learning that are more into indoctrination than they are into education. your thoughts. >> yeah, i think so. i think everybody realizes that a majority of the population does not buy into the progressive/socialist agenda, and it's promulgated by big tech, academia, wall street, professional entertainment, sports, k-12, etc. and they exercise enormous influence, and they get very angry when people don't listen to them, and that's where we are now. but on the election, you know, lou, just very quickly, i think everybody agrees that something went terribly wrong. early voting, mail-in voting, unproven systems didn't work.

cbs reporter tom hanson looks at the scale of the problem in efforts to help.er: the nationwide coronavirus spike is causing a food crisis. hundreds of cars waiting for packages of boxed food in denver in the greater boston food bank gives out 2.5 million pounds of food each week. and in tarrant county taxes this massive operation supplied people with 70 pounds of food and a turkey inside one of the scars on friday was adrian williams.>> difficult during this time and i have family members it is also difficult for her.>> ordinary americans relying on generosity to make it through.>> there are still people who want to help people who cannot be helped at this time.>> food insecurity and hunger were massive problems even before the pandemic.>> joel berg is ceo of hunger free america which is a nonprofit working to expand access to food.>> tens of millions of americans are working and still cannot afford to feed their families. >> insecurities at levels not seen since eye-opening 1968 cbs documentary hunger in america.>> what do you tell your children when they com

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victor davis hanson a senior fellow at the hoover institute we are always happy to have them on.slot for coming. so you can shoot heroin, but you can't have thanksgiving dinner. what are we looking at? >> well, i think is a lot of takeaways. i think after nine months of lockdowns of various sorts that are state authority, especially blue states, really don't have any answers. they can't tell us about thisbl mysterious virus, the degree of susceptibility of certain people with blood types or vitamin dhe levels or the methods of the most severe transmission. and so -- and that knowledge they go back to what they've always done.kdth a series of lockdowns. they said look at europe, they did it, well europe has got l expensive rates just like we do and we are not doing any differently -- much different than spain, italy, belgium, the u.k., so that lack of knowledge they have to do something because there were people who do something and they never tell us this is the lethality rate, this is the cost-benefit analysis if we shut down in terms of substance abuse, familial abuse missed sc

hanson who you saw earlier in the story, he got out. he has covid.is out of the hospital and looks like he'll be okay. the howard county hospital have a few beds left and they are hoping they can get through thanksgiving and through christmas without all of them filling and they don't have that problem of moving patients to bigger hospitals and that that system that is just filling up right now will be able to absorb all of those patients. >> tragic. thank you, miguel marquez. >>> we would like to take time to remember just one of the almost 225,000 lives cut short of the pandemic in the united states. today we look at sergeant major robert strawberry who was a chaplain at the salvation army in minneapolis. his son says he was passionate about the bible and knew every word from genesis to revelation and strawberry taught sunday school and counseled people experiencing addiction and mental health issues. the 79 yer-year-old was a great grandpa. the son said he'll miss his dad. strawberry went to the hospital with flu-like hospitals and on oxygen two d

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mollie hemingway, victor davis hanson, florida governor ron desantis. ufc fighter and raymond arroyo are here in just a few minutes. we have hours now before it is just officially election day. but first, with just hours of course until the first polling places open, president trump, as you can see -- look at him! he is just still working hard for your vote. in fact, the president still rallying the faithful in kenosha, wisconsin, with a fifth rally to, a little bit later on tonight. we hope in the show. the man is an absolute machine. breakneck schedule. it's a medic of how he's been running the country for the last four years. and it reminds me of why the people elected him in the first place. and it's paying off. check out the real clear politics polling averages in the key swing states. trump is ahead in five of them and is within striking distance in the other three. he sweeps all eight if he wins. when the president left the hospital remember after his covid diagnosis four weeks ago, all the experts on the left in the media and democrat politics s

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