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tonight on lectures in history military historian, victor davis hanson teaches a class as a visiting professor at hillsdale college on leadership during world war ii. here's a preview. when hitler woke up on december 8th. he had no idea that japan was going to attack pearl harbor. he was delighted because he didn't have a navy and he was delighted because he had been brought up that oblivion came from two front wars. he was not in a two front war and now both britain and america were in two front wars and he was just convinced. oh my god. they have a two-front war and the japanese had the great navy. i don't have to worry about a navy now. they'll tie the british navy down. they'll they'll try the american navy down. everything's great. let's declare warm and finishing them up. we're still december 7th. they're about 30 miles outside of moscow. so it was all optimism but you're absolutely right had the tojo and mussolini and hitler had the relationship. of roosevelt and churchill even stalin that would have been quite frightening because the axis had complementary strengths the japan

appreciate it. >> thank you. >> victor davis hanson.this moment couldn't getmore or wellian than it is, the "new york times" has a plan for a new ministry of truth. for real. reality czar in charge of the reality? mark steyn is here to tell us what it might mean. a man who spent time fighting for his freedom to speak plainly and honestly. we'll be right back. >> tucker: you got to wonder why people go in to journalism. it doesn't pay well. nobody likes you. it's a slog. it's dying. but people do it anyway. why is that? the answer is obvious. for power. you get influence. you can tell people what to do. the creepy kids at cnn. losers. always trying to boot them off the internet, makes them feel big. that is the point. at "new york times" decided they need more power, in fact a ministry of truth to be in charge of. they sent a journalist to control ideas and control what we say and think. they came up with this. "several experts recommend the biden administration put together a cross-agency task force to tackle disinformation and domestic

victor davis hanson is a fellow at the hoover institute andis joins us tonight.or, thank you so much for comingn. on. should we be worried about this with bank of america spying on its customers? >> yeah, because it suggests that there are other people doing it more than we are aware of and it's disturbing because we always thought that the corporations of the financial institution was wary of the left, at wanted to be bipartisan in its consumer base. but when it starts to help an investigation of particularon o ideological or perceived ideology, it's kind of scary.er tim cook at apple during the 2015 san bernardino shooting, the deceased shooter who killed 14 americans, radical islamist terrorist, the fbi went to court to ask apple to unlock his data on his iphone for the investigations and they refused. they said we can't do that because we have to reassure our consumer base that they are iphone data is sacrosanct. it's not consistent. that's what's also worrisome. do they pick some groups to spy on or surveilled or turn over their private data? we need to know

victor davis hanson, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> if this moment couldn't more peak orwellian thanis, the "new york times" has a plan for a new ministry of truth. reality czar in charge of the reality? mark steyn is here to tell us what it might mean. a man who spent time fighting for his freedom to speak plainly and honestly. we'll be right back. - hi, friends, michael youssef here. have you ever been rejected by someone you love? a parent, a child or loved one? it hurts doesn't it? but to all who become god's sons and daughters, he has promised i will never leave you, nor forsake you. will you come to jesus today and surrender your life to him? - [announcer] come find one who will never leave you feeling rejected or alone. visit findingtruepeace.com to find out more. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: you got to wonder why people go in to journalism. it doesn't pay well. nobody likes you. it's kind of a slog. it's dying. but people do it anyway. why is that? the answer is obvious. for power. you get influence. you can tell people what to do. those creepy kids at cnn. ooh, losers. always trying to bo

in two hours on lectures in history military historian, victor davis hanson teaches a class as a visiting professor at hillsdale college on leadership during world war ii. so i have the honor now of introducing our first guest. ted widmer ted has worked at the intersection of presidential politics and history for many years making him perfectly positioned to contemplate the idea of presidential transitions a subject on which we're all focused in 2020 as we meet. ted is a distinguished lecture at the macaulay honors program at the city university of new york and has been a contributor to such publications as the washington post and the new yorker and well as the new york times for the times he edited the collection of online civil war cesquare centennial essays called disunion. and just two weeks ago. he wrote a beautiful times op-ed essay on the indirect number between james buchanan and abraham lincoln in 1860 and 1861. that op-ed was drawn from his new book lincoln on the verge 13 days to washington, which you i hope you see over one of my shoulders. i this one i'm not gonna try to gues

victor davis hanson, and lara logan investigative journalist and a host, and the return to the border is now available. victor, groups like the lincoln project mirrored all trump supporter zest threat to democracy immoral, politically and otherwise. your reaction to these new developments. >> they were served as youthful idiots and took $100 million. they use it for themselves and their friends. they were hypocrites and moral superior all under the idea trump proposed and exponential threat. laura, while they were doing this the thread of freedom in history. we have lives destroyed, and the first amendment under attack, careers canceled and the capital weaponized, every level of our cultural society, social media, hollywood, professional sports k-12 the university, i could go on is progressive but not just progressive but intolerantly progressive. these people joined that movement. they said they were constitutional conservatives of limited government and put their finger in the air, wow, this progressive movement under the guise of aiding trump is the future and they joined it. secon

next on lectures in history military historian victor davis hanson teaches a class as a visiting professor at hillsdale college on leadership during world war ii. he focuses on the relationship between president franklin roosevelt and british prime minister, winston churchill and how american and british civilian and military officials learned to work together to defeat nazi, germany. in two hours a collection of films from 1980 produced by the occupational safety and health administration osha during the carter presidency that were recalled the following year when ronald reagan came into office. okay. we're going to continue with this notion of masters and commanders starting in an antiquity with a pamelandis caesar alexander. pericles and going into the civil war and then now we're at world war ii and before we start with the allied commanders masters i should say churchill and roosevelt. last week we went over the before in total though. we didn't talk about muslim just stalin hitler churchill and roosevelt. i thought we could have a review of what the situation is. at the beginning of

historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow. the east coast. robinhood's race to raise cash, raising more than $2 billion. now ceo to testify on capitol hill. we are taking a look at how the whole frenzy started with the man behind wall street bed reddit forum. he's coming live. we will get into it. no deal. republican senators urging president biden to scale back 1.9 trillion plan. democrats are ready to move forward alone.

historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow.eat night. ♪ >> good evening everybody. tonight, americans demanding less talk. jackie: the stakes are rising by the day war between congress, wall street establishment and the little guy. from main street, wall street, battles of the schoolyard fight. we have the frustrated father who went viral sled his

historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow. thanks for joining us. i'm david kennedy: alright now welcome to it. ten republican senators tonight at the white house to play a let's make a deal. and they've got a covid relief plan that cost just a third about $1.9 trillion monstrosity democrats are trying to sell. but will president biden listen to reason? or caved into the radicals who want a blank check for the crazy agenda. and what in the world happened to all the unity? republicans came armed with a 16 billion-dollar bill that it was 160 billion for coke bead vaccine distribution for that's for the same the democrats over the similarly's and thereby the gop block pushing for stimulus checks of just about a thousand dollars. and lowering the income threshold for the president once $1400 going to a lot more people. and the republican plan has no new money for state and local governments. something many democrats say is a nonstarter print moments ago main or public center at susan collins says she's hoping for compromise the wh

congressman burgess owens, one of our favorites, sean duffy, historian victor davis hanson are among our guests. thanks for watching fox business tonight. have a wonderful evening. ♪. elizabeth: biden administration now getting slammed by economists, conservatives, security experts for letting politics and democrat special interests politicize and weaken three major policies that affect american families, their jobs and security. it is not even the first 100 days. it is about killing oil and fast jobs, creating more poverty in the oil patch failing to reopen schools as promised, kids and parents especially single moms suffer. it is about appeasing china, weakening border security. the pushback against all that is picking up speed. on the show, matthew whitaker, james comer, kelly armstrong, john cox, james carafano. look at this story, dozens celebrities demanding green activists demand president biden kill the keystone pipeline. 14 attorneys general, say stop the out of touch virtue signaling. you're creating more poverty during the pandemic. critics ask why is it okay for the biden

historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow.ten republican senators tonight at the white house to play a let's make a deal. and they've got a covid relief plan that cost just a third about $1.9 trillion monstrosity democrats are trying to sell. but will president biden listen to reason? or caved into the radicals who want a blank check for the crazy agenda. and what in the world happened to all the unity? republicans came armed with a 16 billion-dollar bill that it was 160 billion for coke bead vaccine distribution for that's for the same the democrats over the similarly's and thereby theop

historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow. thanks for joining us. i'm david asman. have a great night. ♪ >> good evening everybody. tonight, americans demanding less talk. jackie: the stakes are rising by the day war between congress, wall street establishment and the little guy. from main street, wall street, battles of the schoolyard fight. we have the frustrated father who went viral sled his local school board. governor cuomo is dodging weaving how many innocent folks died from covid-19 under his watch. i'm jackie deangelis in for elizabeth macdonald. this "the evening edit" starts right now. jackie: all right. let's get right to it. republican congressman devin nunes says quote, russia hoaxers are still at top echelons of the biden administration. he says that ex-obama administration officials who pushed the narrative that former president trump colluded with russia are now being rewarded and welcomed back into government sectors including the defense department, the national security council and the white house. joining

shaun and his started victor davis hanson are among our guests. thank you for watching foxbusiness tonight . to have a wonderful kennedy: welcome to a, promises made promises broken. president biden claimed his way to reopener schools it turns out that the farce. so while why should be trust anything else he says question by no we know the pandemic has had negative effect under schoolkids for the not learning the way they should, they cannot socialize in the isolation is led to a height breaking spike and mental illness and suicide but for months president biden claimed that reopening schools would be at the very heart of his pandemic response. remember when he said all of this? >> i made a commitment and we tried to get k-8 back to school by the end of this 100 days. we will also do everything we can to safely reopen a majority of our k-8 schools by the end of the first 100 days in the 100 days. it should be a national priority to get our kids back into school. kennedy: back into school -ish. but what the dems a day makes. it's looking more and m

victor davis hanson calls out the hypocrisy next.n. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. and i only need to take it once a week. plus, it lowers the risk of cardiovascular events. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, changes in vision, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, belly pain, and decreased appetite, which lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. i have it within me to lower my a1c. ask your doctor about trulicity. will: more controversy surrounding the anti-tr

lectures in history, a look at world war ii leadership with hillsdale college and -- professor victor davis hanson the conversation between frank and delano roosevelt and winston churchill. sunday at 1:05 easton, officer -- author greg cantrell on his book, about the 1890's origins of the people's party. their political goals and populism's legacy today. at 4:00 p.m. eastern on real america, we will mark the 50th anniversary of the occupational safety and health administration , with three osha films released in 1980 by the carter administration, later recalled by the reagan administration in 1981. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, a discussion on past residential transitions and inaugurations with white house historical association historians matthew costello and colleen show gun, highlighting speeches from thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln, franklin d roosevelt, one of kennedy, and ronald reagan. exporting the american story, -- exploring the american story. watch on c-span3. announcer: the senate impeachment trial of former president trump begins tuesday with senators deciding if the form

historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow. thanks for joining us. i'm david maria: good tuesday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, it's tuesday february 2nd, top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. robinhood's race to raise cash, raising more than $2 billion. now ceo to testify on capitol hill. we are taking a look at how the whole frenzy started with the man behind wall street bed reddit forum. he's coming live. we will get into it. no deal. republican senators urging president biden to scale back 1.9 trillion plan. democrats are ready to move forward alone. former omb director mulvaney is here with reaction. we have the latest details on this plus the admission over the influence to social media giant has on its users. >> they should be making decisions framed by democrat rules. we agree with that, we agree with that. maria: closer look at power of media. markets indicating triple-digit move right out of the gate. 250 points on the dow industrials. we are waiting on earnings this morning. pfizer

shaun and his started victor davis hanson are among our guests. >> good thursday morning everyone thanks so much as for joins us i'm maria bartiromo and it is thursday february 11th. your top stories right now, 6 a.m. on the east coast, futures are back on the rise this morning, markets looking to open in record territory. once again, the dow industrials up 74 and nasdaq up 62, and the s&p 500 high per by 12. this on top of a mixed day on wall street yesterday but the dow notched another record close with the dow industrials now sitting at 31,437 uncharted territory. we will open in record territory with the 62 point move higher yesterday nasdaq yesterday down 35. all of that federal reserve chairman jay fowl signals that easy monetary policy in place for a long time and long way from a strong jobs market. china and focus this morning president biden holds first phone conversation with xi jinping. this as we learn that china has detained a top 10 cent executive on corruption charges allegedly he sold user data we're on it all morning long then this watching southern border, biden adminis

davis hanson, the one and only, he's got a new book coming later, the dying citizen. it's great to see you, victordon't really have a word for the idea of whiteness. they never end to identified themselves as white. they seem to -- race seems to almost be irrelevant when they bring black warriors to troy he is called the blameless even though he's the son of a god. in roman literature, terrence was probably black. it's not relevant to the greeks. if they don't look at the world that way. more importantly -- >> mark: that's actually a vital point. that's actually a vital point. >> roman civilization is so unique and it's so critical. it makes a model and it tears it apart. that's why western civilization today is so critical, self reflective in a way that may be islamic culture or chinese traditions are not. when you look at the ancient world, take the first product of the ancient world. here's all of these guys fighting, and you think of patriarchy or our male superiority. here's penelope back at his ago that i outsmart all of the elite establishment of the island for ten years, or the noble who's