thomas sowell and now victor davis hanson.the outstanding minds in america today. victor davis hanson you heard your friend and former colleague dr. thomas sowell he paints his picture about the nation for it was your general take of what he has to say? >> 's reviews whole body of work for 50 years and has applied it to the woke movement. he has come up with a produces synced explanation of the gym we are in. he is saying the attraction or the seduction is an age old play but in this particular moment we have given into it. he is kind of channeling as he escorted before alex de tocqueville most people would rather be equal and poor than a better often have some people better off than them. politicians cater to that desire and exploit it. he spent his entire life trying to show us that inequality is a very complex issue. sometimes it's important sometimes as a le is a less imp. sometimes it's due to race there so many multiples and factors the idea a government would need the power to make a sequel on the backside always result

victor davis hanson, as always, thank you, sir. straight ahead tonight, biden continues to plummet in the polls, all eyes on tomorrow's g.o.p. primary debate. our very own dana perino is going to be one of the moderators with stuart varney. she is next as we continue. - they slept on me for 15 years. things i collected, pollen, dust, dander. all that time they could have protected me with an allerease mattress protector. it would've been soft and blocked 99.9% of dust, dirt, and allergens. allerease for a clean, healthy night's sleep. >> sean: tomorrow night's g.o.p. primary debate will be hosted by our sister network, the fox business network so of course the economy will be front and center. 46% of g.o.p. primary voters in the latest fox business poll now say the economy is the most important issue. so called bidenomics. not going well for most americans. latest nbc news poll showing 72% of americans saying they are dissatisfied with the economy. not a good number. taking the stage tomorrow night will be ron desantis, nikki haley

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victor davis hanson, thank you, sir. when we come back, democratic senator bob menendez and his wife, they have now been indicteb ind on bribery charges. we'll explain what he allegedly did. chargeand according to new testy from an irs official, hunter biden' detailss attorneys met wj doj tax attorneys an awful lot. oh, that seems a little inappropriate now, anyway, judge jeanine pirro will react to it all as we continue this specia l edition of. >> i'm governor kristi noem, and i'm still talking about all the great job openings, south dakota. i've even been lending a hand and i wasn't very good at it. but thankfully of freedom loving americans responded and are moving here to pitch in. but there's always room for more. so come work in south dakota, the freest state in america. now, if you'll excuse me, i've got my real job to do. south dakota freedom works here . are you tired of that old, worn out bath or shower? now you can have a new one installed in just one day with a new limited time offer from. jacuzzi, bath remo

joining me now is victor davis hanson, a senior fellow at the hoover institution.ing to get a little coverage in the media. but, not really the level that it should be covered at, given the enormity of the problem coming into this country and the shear volume of people flooding into urban america and suburban america. >> yeah. this is historically unprecedented. we have never seen seven to eight million illegal entries in just two and a half years. we can't even use the border border. it doesn't exist. it's been erased. there is no border. we are getting up to about 50 million people who are not born in the united states various categories residing in the united states. that's almost 15% of the population. we didn't even have that in the 1st century. but we have no ability to immigrate or assimilate people in such numbers who have come illegally without english facility or knowledge of our country. and the question is for-why are we doing this? and i know the mexican government uses us as a safety valve and they get $60 billion in remittances. we know the cartels m

pearson joining me tonight are two top comedians, danus tonight are two top comedians, darius davies and catherine hansonff in this section with the mail now and after international rules stop, the government from stopping the boats, the government wants to change the rules. catherine tell us more. >> well , suella braverman warns >> well, suella braverman warns global migration is putting, quote unquote unsustainable pressures on the west as she questions whether rules including european convention on human rights are still, quote unquote fit for purpose. i've always wanted to say that it's very british, so apparently she's previously stated her personal view that the uk should leave the european convention on human rights, which was signed in 1950. so far this year, almost 24,000 people have been detected crossing the english channel. despite rishi sunak promise to stop the boats . promise to stop the boats. although the figure is down from 2022. yeah i feel like all of this is just making up for all of the russians who have fled to bali . bali. >> i mean, this seems to be something that's happening ri

davis' own words reinvigorated our case in 2018. i'll give you some of those details and introduce to you our homicide lieutenant jason joe hanson and he will provide you many of the details on how we got here today. >> thank you, sheriff. thank you for being here today. my name is jason johansson and i'm the homicide lieutenant with the las vegas metropolitan police department. my goal is to walk you through our investigation and what led us to the indictment of duane davis also known as "keffe d" for the murder of tupac shakur. this case has been reviewed by our homicide team and homicide detectives for over 2 1/2 decades. ultimately our persistence in this investigation has paid off. let me walk you through a time line of events that as we know them right now. prior to september 7 of 1996, as we all know, tupac shakur was an artist who had signed with death row records. and death row records and its ceo shug knight and he had an ongoing feud. duane davis was the leader and shot caller of the south side compton crips. both of these gangs operated out of the southern california area of compton. on the night of september 7, 1996, tu