I never get one ounce of boredom listening to Victor Davis Hansen! He is such an intellectual and humble thought leader. These are the types of guides humans need in a successful society. He is fascinating in all his uncommon brilliance.
My wife and I have a small farm and we sell locally, pecan orchard, raised garden beds, chickens for eggs and meat bird chickens, we also have cows, we only ave 40 acres but we enjoy providing for the community.
You're a great businessman, an incredibly hard worker, steward of the earth, and good neighbor. My husband's family had 60 acres of largely woods and rocky soil in NY. Farming was subsistence level with outside work to support operations. They worked their tails off. I can't imagine your workload, but I sense you do it with joy and you love being connected with the rhythms of nature. You add a lot to life. Thank you for your endeavors ♡♡♡
My name is Jonathan Walter Arnn and I find it awesome that this man is my father's cousin and is the dean of this University. It brings Joy it makes me feel like there is true hope for my family in this world.
I can truly understand as former Fresno resident I feel a fondness for this man. I have no formal education I was exspelld from highschool but the farmer that explains things so far beyond my understanding an makes me want to understand it. An then his grasp of our current situation which despite my lack of education I understand all to well. Gives me satisfaction to know end that this obviously brilliant man an I could an I imagine would enjoy a chat together a part ways I could confidently feel he listend an not judge me for an exspelld high school drop out but a man who's TRYED to understand the world today. I think it's so Kool your kin folks. It is AWSOME!!!
This is the gentleman that should be leading us instead of the brain less fools in D.C. The more I listen to this brilliant man the more you become enamored with his elegant way of dispensing all of that incredible knowledge. What an incredible man.
Well victor...you re built all those out buildings on your farm...and you say that you don't use them...but remember one thing... Your grandfather said to you..."one day...I'd like to see these buildings fixed up" I daresay....those buildings are serving a great purpose after all.... A great purpose indeed. Wisconsin friends
Making my way every day through the stinking hot miasma of our Progressive-spawned national culture I find myself barely able to hold on to hope of finding a way back. Guys like you renew my hope. Thank you.
If ever, in these times, someone deserves the moniker 'a national treasure' , it is Victor Davis Hanson. In fact I would go as far to say, he is an international treasure in these mad times. Thank you sir.
------------------------------------ " Great, know tell us when you choose to get involved, fight back, make a difference, be known to Government you've had enough! If you needed a Victor to tell you your country is at dooms door then maybe you your self haven't done enough! Ask yourself one question, when the British landed on the shores of America with the intent to take what wasn't theirs once again who fought the battles, who left a simple log cabin, who cleared a small field to plant their crops, raised their children while the simple farmers went to Concord Bridge to stop injustice? It takes guts to change the course of history I'm personally not convinced Americans any longer have the desire nor drive to do such a bold act! " ----------------------------------
Wouldn't life be a breeze if more people were of the same caliber as VDH and Dr. Arnn? They represent the BEST of America....and to no small extent, mankind. God bless them.
@@dutchreagan3676 Yes, to that! I doubt Democrats would listen, but if VDH and Thomas Sowell and intellects like them were elevated to Presidential Advisors, we would be in such a better place. They have such wisdom and unique perspectives based firmly in historical knowledge that they freely give yet goes ignored by our policy makers. Dr. Sowell went so far to state he no longer testifies in Congress for the simple reason that no one listens. Indeed, in his first stint in government at the Labor Department, he debunked the minimum wage and his supervisors chose the myth over facts and reality. I think he brilliantly and simply stated that the true minimum wage was $0 ... unemployed.
It’s difficult to get a college education like this man has without coming from a wealthy family or end up in debt for most of your adult life.People his age could work a part time job and pay for college
@@suzannecooper5323 Mostly true ... savings before, part time during school, summer jobs, an internship, some help from the folks, and 6 grand loans for an engineering degree at a state school. You have to commend the federal government for their efforts at making higher education “affordable” and convincing kids they had to go to college to get a good job. The few times I go back to go back, I get lost for all the new buildings and the ones tore down and rebuilt. Many of the dorms, which used to be spartan are pretty comfortable. The cafeterias and food is much better. They’ve added several majors we didn’t have back then. I read that our university spends $12 million a year on DEI administrators alone. Minorities and women are encouraged to go to college with grants and scholarships, and they upped the scholarships for women’s sports to equal the men’s. The rest have to take out loans to compensate for the higher tuition ... and for Spring break. What I’m saying is that the money government pumped into colleges, directly and indirectly, didn’t all go for a better education and certainly didn’t make education affordable. Our tax dollars at work.
@@suzannecooper5323 Yes, but those part time jobs back during his time were a lot harder than they are not. Also, you were not cradled in college. You made the grades on your own, no tutors, or you failed and were kicked out. Also, people were use to living without the little luxuries back then that we have now. Things like air conditioning, not everyone had electricity at least not at the level we have now. They definitely did not have computers. I do know people that today worked at a job full-time and the company paid for their college degree. Of course, they had to stay at that job for at least one year after they graduated. If they did not they would have to pay the tuition back. BTW, the degree was in engineering. They went to school full-time as well as working full-time, and somehow managed to graduate with honors.
🤔I listen to professor Victor Davies Hansons podcasts almost everyday , I am glad I came upon this video tonight , I’m not a student or a professor but a listener with a love for history and languages by listening to Dr Hanson I can say this, “ for a brilliant scholar he is so humble with such a great sense of humor. He has a gift of keeping listeners captivated with his immense knowledge , take you to Ancient Greece and Roman Empire and next he can talk about everyday events and complete the podcast sometimes with a treat of taking about his child hood in the farm and his amazing mother who was a judge ,which I have a lots of respect for , and talk about living and farming in his historical family farm in California. Listening to Dr Hanson makes one’s mind and soul journey to the next level armed with knowledge.🦋 Thank you for offering on line classes at Hillsdale college I’m going to take a course in dying citizen. I do have my first certificate in Genesis.🤓
Thank you both for sharing your wisdom and perspective. I am a government and U.S. History teacher in a public highschool. Hillsdale and V.D.H. help me keep the faith.
I didn't need anyone to tell me to distance myself from the insanity of our current society. It was a natural reaction. Now I can listen to VDH every day.😊
I've probably watched more videos and listened to more podcasts of Victor Davis Hanson than of any other person on the internet. I truly admire and enjoy his teaching style and his vast knowledge of history and of current culture. I smiled when he mentioned repairing the outbuildings on his farm. Like Dr. Hanson, I grew up working on farms. My family was from Oklahoma and were part of the Okie diaspora that he has mentioned in some of his interviews. We worked mostly in Arizona vegetable and cotton fields and for about a year we worked in California near Bakersfield. My Dad was a great mechanic and worked on farm equipment in the off season to feed the family. I hope that Dr. Hanson continues to educate and inspire his viewers and listeners for many years to come. I've been truly blessed for having read his books, taken his classes on the Second World Wars and on The Dying Citizen from Hillsdale's online school. I highly recommend them all.
So grateful for Dr. Arnn and his work to lead the resistance. Have just pre-ordered my copy of Prof Hansen's latest book. May God continue to bless these gentlemen and the family of Hillsdale College.
I had never heard of Hillsdale College, but I will never forget the wisdom I gained in this one short video. Thank you, gentleman sharing your stories and providing guidance without spelling anything out.
Dr. Victor Davis Hanson is a national treasure. Never before has someone taken to the world stage at this rate and enlightenment from the past while examining the present. God bless you!
Thank you, Dr. Arnn. I enjoy every opportunity I can find to listen to VDH. Every time he speaks, I learn something new that makes me ponder the world in a slightly different perspective. (Much like every time I listen to Dr. Sowell.) Thank you for providing these opportunities for those of us who are not Hillsdale student but enjoy learning all the same.
If there was ever a required learning/listening, it is a conservation between Dr. Hanson and Dr. Arnn. They are such treasures in our national discourse, especially, for these tumultuous times. Thank you, Dr. Hanson and Dr. Arnn!
VDH is the greatest spokesperson of our generation. We are BLESSED to have him. He's a realist balanced with his incredible knowledge of history. He's a wonderful man with a brilliant mind. He also has the courage of a lion; unafraid to speak truth.
I couldn't agree more. I've taken several of Hillsdale's online classes on government and of course Dr. Hansons's offerings. I grew up in a migrant farm worker family and I am now a retired high school and college teacher. I'm living proof that in this great country you can achieve your dreams if you're willing to work hard and never quit.
Wow, I had lunch once with the Australian historian, Geoffrey Blainey that Victor mentioned. Having worked in publishing for nearly 40 years, I've met many authors but Blainey was a stand-out. Instead of speaking a single word about himself, or his work, he spent the entire two hours enticing our family histories from our names and a few questions about where we were born. He is still living, (93) and I remember him from that one meeting as a prince of men.
Blainey is Australia’s greatest historian, accorded the kind of respect in Oz (by non-Marxists) as Hanson and Sowell receive in America - although regrettably he does not engage as frequently as they do in political debate.
I know nothing of farming but always appreciate the life lessons VDH teaches us about farming. When he talks about the unpredictability of farming and the things out of the farmer’s control that teaches a kind of humility, I thought of little house on the prairie. One scene in particular is of father Ingalls getting ready to harvest and sell his seasons work at the market, only to have his crops destroyed in a bad rain storm. He walks inside to tell his family. Michael Landon captures that humility perfectly on his face in that scene. Though devastated, he hugs his family and still thanks God for his blessings and gets back to work. He wasn’t looking for anyone to blame (and certainly not looking for a government handout). They were grounded in reality much more than we are today.
Awesome! Thank you all, those involved in giving this to us, for your efforts for ultimate good. Victor and Thomas Sowell are two of our most precious national treasures. I have been connected with Hillsdale for a long time and believe it is a great participant in the restortion of Good in the world. God is Good!
Follow the money is an important part of the message. Growing up a little before Victor allowed for all my Scout leaders to be WWII veterans. We are both so, so lucky to have these men and women as mentors. Will we ever remove war from our sickie?
I share your blessing of having all my BSA leaders as WW2 & Korean War vets…. … those men emanated a caring if often stern leadership that I encountered more & more rarely as I matured… … & it was something I tried to emulate in my career, with my most people under my charge appreciating it.
… and there is hope for the world because of people like those in your family, Jonathan. We have here within the same visible audible frame: one great man interviewing another. Interesting, inspiring, educational, entertaining--completely captures the attention. Thank you, Hillsdale!
My God I would give everything to have this man be my teacher. He is just commanding and so full of knowledge. Those of you that have had the pleasure to learn from him should thank your blessing’s.
I really enjoyed this conversation. Thank you Dr Arnn for having this on you tube also. What a fine gentle soul Victor Davis Hanson is, an intelligent and refine man he is. I’m enjoying Hillsdale college and what it stands for. Thank you for all you do Professor Arnn.
Absolutely priceless. At the risk of sounding like a post-adolescent "fanboy" I must say that I never tire of hearing anything Mr. Hanson has to say! As @rodchung173 has noted, he is indeed a national treasure.
As a farmers daughter, don't waste the water , the cows have to drink. If the cows didn't drink enough, no milk check. Raised on a farm , it changes you forever. No waste, of anything.
I wasn't raised on a farm Cynthia, but I SO heartily agree with you. My Dad lived in a small town & they were thrifty & always grew a garden. My Dad became a physician & I'm so thankful that he taught me (both via the genes he passed on to me + his direct modeling) critical thinking & how to conserve. I've always lived in a city, but I've always been careful NOT to waste water, food, any kind of fuel, clothing, etc. Old towels are turned into rags, extra pears from our tree are given to a shelter or a food pantry, all kinds of items are constantly examined as to whether they can be used for something else or turned INTO something else & items are given to family, friends, neighbors or a chartity ... because there's likely someone who can use & benefit from them.
Thank you gentlemen from Canada 🇨🇦 always a pleasure to listen, learn and appreciate the encouragement to actively participate to change our trajectory - all our efforts are needed
I live in a small town in rural Queensland (Australia) and I've heard of many cases of people losing wallets, purses and jewellery etc and having them returned. Keep believing that there are still good people in the world.
Great interview thanks. I couldn’t help think of the territorial imperative when VDH spoke of the importance of deterrents to avoid conflict. Think of two male bears facing off and posturing to settle matters without violence
I want to learn after listening to these men. I’m nearly 50, but it’s good to be inspired to curiosity by listening to people with knowledge that I don’t possess.
I have learned so much from Mr.Hansen, I truly admire his integrity. I wish more people would tune in to him.keep up the awesome job you have been doing over the years. God bless you, sir.
The farmer is the most underrated gambler of all time, because they live on gambling that their crop will get enough rain, enough sun, and enough good weather to pull in a considerable yield of the crops they harvest. Sounds simple, but the science behind it, coupled with all the unpredictable factors, is truly an amazing profession. Two of my friends are farmers, and just their calculations of the fertilizers the types and taking measurements of rhe health of the soil. It's crazy how in depth it is.
Listening to an intelectual like him self brings many great benefits to my thoughts and mind. It helps shape and mold my mind in a way I can only appreciate in longevity
I have stopped shopping at certain stores, I refuse to by certain products, I no longer watch sports or get involved with clubs, I neither trust or watch the main stream media and I haven't voted for a major party for at least 4 decades because of the rot I've seen creeping into our society. By the way, I'm Australian. Thank you gentlemen, I truly enjoyed your insights.
I never get one ounce of boredom listening to Victor Davis Hansen! He is such an intellectual and humble thought leader. These are the types of guides humans need in a successful society. He is fascinating in all his uncommon brilliance.
Well said
Completely agree! Adore VDH!
Brilliant man, but a great liar.
@@aaronaragon7838prove it....
@@aaronaragon7838ah the ad hominem attack. Brilliant.
VDH is a NATIONAL TREASURE! He is the voice of reason. Thank you, VDH, for sharing your wisdom to the world.
This man is a national treasure.
My wife and I have a small farm and we sell locally, pecan orchard, raised garden beds, chickens for eggs and meat bird chickens, we also have cows, we only ave 40 acres but we enjoy providing for the community.
Now I'm hungry. Great job.
you sell yourself short. 40 acres is no small task 🥇
You're a great businessman, an incredibly hard worker, steward of the earth, and good neighbor. My husband's family had 60 acres of largely woods and rocky soil in NY.
Farming was subsistence level with outside work to support operations. They worked their tails off. I can't imagine your workload, but I sense you do it with joy and you love being connected with the rhythms of nature. You add a lot to life. Thank you for your endeavors ♡♡♡
God bless you!
@@kurtvanluven9351 lol
My name is Jonathan Walter Arnn and I find it awesome that this man is my father's cousin and is the dean of this University. It brings Joy it makes me feel like there is true hope for my family in this world.
I am an avid reader of Impris. I donate when I can because of the great work being done. I wish the best for your family. Thank you much.
He is the president of the college
I can truly understand as former Fresno resident I feel a fondness for this man. I have no formal education I was exspelld from highschool but the farmer that explains things so far beyond my understanding an makes me want to understand it. An then his grasp of our current situation which despite my lack of education I understand all to well. Gives me satisfaction to know end that this obviously brilliant man an I could an I imagine would enjoy a chat together a part ways I could confidently feel he listend an not judge me for an exspelld high school drop out but a man who's TRYED to understand the world today. I think it's so Kool your kin folks. It is AWSOME!!!
I'm truly pleased for your good fortune.
All my very best to you and yours Sir...
Johnathon, you should be proud. Hillsdale should be also. I’m glad to say I’ve shaken his hand! A remarkable man.
Thank God for Hillsdale College and men like VICTOR DAVIS HANSEN.
HANSON.
And for Larry.
@@dutchreagan3676How can people be so careless.
Victor Davis Hanson. You are a National Treasure Sir. When YOU speak, I listen.
He's today's equivalent of E. F. Hutton ... When he speaks, everybody should listen!
This is the gentleman that should be leading us instead of the brain less fools in D.C. The more I listen to this brilliant man the more you become enamored with his elegant way of dispensing all of that incredible knowledge. What an incredible man.
Here here 👍
Well victor...you re built all those out buildings on your farm...and you say that you don't use them...but remember one thing...
Your grandfather said to you..."one day...I'd like to see these buildings fixed up"
I daresay....those buildings are serving a great purpose after all....
A great purpose indeed.
Wisconsin friends
He is too honest to be a politician and would slow the complex's agenda if he was one.IMO
People elect those that tell them what they want to hear instead of what they need to hear...
VDH is a wonderful Classical Thinker , We would all be better people if we sought to emulate that discipline
Making my way every day through the stinking hot miasma of our Progressive-spawned national culture I find myself barely able to hold on to hope of finding a way back. Guys like you renew my hope. Thank you.
If ever, in these times, someone deserves the moniker 'a national treasure' , it is Victor Davis Hanson. In fact I would go as far to say, he is an international treasure in these mad times. Thank you sir.
Indeed, but he is as popular with the degenerate minds commanding the auto-destruction of the West as was Socrates in Athens.
------------------------------------ " Great, know tell us when you choose to get involved, fight back, make a difference, be known to Government you've had enough! If you needed a Victor to tell you your country is at dooms door then maybe you your self haven't done enough! Ask yourself one question, when the British landed on the shores of America with the intent to take what wasn't theirs once again who fought the battles, who left a simple log cabin, who cleared a small field to plant their crops, raised their children while the simple farmers went to Concord Bridge to stop injustice? It takes guts to change the course of history I'm personally not convinced Americans any longer have the desire nor drive to do such a bold act! " ----------------------------------
Wouldn't life be a breeze if more people were of the same caliber as VDH and Dr. Arnn? They represent the BEST of America....and to no small extent, mankind. God bless them.
Add Thomas Sowell and we have all of 'm!
@@dutchreagan3676 Yes, to that! I doubt Democrats would listen, but if VDH and Thomas Sowell and intellects like them were elevated to Presidential Advisors, we would be in such a better place. They have such wisdom and unique perspectives based firmly in historical knowledge that they freely give yet goes ignored by our policy makers. Dr. Sowell went so far to state he no longer testifies in Congress for the simple reason that no one listens. Indeed, in his first stint in government at the Labor Department, he debunked the minimum wage and his supervisors chose the myth over facts and reality. I think he brilliantly and simply stated that the true minimum wage was $0 ... unemployed.
It’s difficult to get a college education like this man has without coming from a wealthy family or end up in debt for most of your adult life.People his age could work a part time job and pay for college
@@suzannecooper5323 Mostly true ... savings before, part time during school, summer jobs, an internship, some help from the folks, and 6 grand loans for an engineering degree at a state school. You have to commend the federal government for their efforts at making higher education “affordable” and convincing kids they had to go to college to get a good job. The few times I go back to go back, I get lost for all the new buildings and the ones tore down and rebuilt. Many of the dorms, which used to be spartan are pretty comfortable. The cafeterias and food is much better. They’ve added several majors we didn’t have back then. I read that our university spends $12 million a year on DEI administrators alone. Minorities and women are encouraged to go to college with grants and scholarships, and they upped the scholarships for women’s sports to equal the men’s. The rest have to take out loans to compensate for the higher tuition ... and for Spring break. What I’m saying is that the money government pumped into colleges, directly and indirectly, didn’t all go for a better education and certainly didn’t make education affordable. Our tax dollars at work.
@@suzannecooper5323 Yes, but those part time jobs back during his time were a lot harder than they are not. Also, you were not cradled in college. You made the grades on your own, no tutors, or you failed and were kicked out. Also, people were use to living without the little luxuries back then that we have now. Things like air conditioning, not everyone had electricity at least not at the level we have now. They definitely did not have computers. I do know people that today worked at a job full-time and the company paid for their college degree. Of course, they had to stay at that job for at least one year after they graduated. If they did not they would have to pay the tuition back. BTW, the degree was in engineering. They went to school full-time as well as working full-time, and somehow managed to graduate with honors.
🤔I listen to professor Victor Davies Hansons podcasts almost everyday , I am glad I came upon this video tonight , I’m not a student or a professor but a listener with a love for history and languages by listening to Dr Hanson I can say this, “ for a brilliant scholar he is so humble with such a great sense of humor. He has a gift of keeping listeners captivated with his immense knowledge , take you to Ancient Greece and Roman Empire and next he can talk about everyday events and complete the podcast sometimes with a treat of taking about his child hood in the farm and his amazing mother who was a judge ,which I have a lots of respect for , and talk about living and farming in his historical family farm in California. Listening to Dr Hanson makes one’s mind and soul journey to the next level armed with knowledge.🦋
Thank you for offering on line classes at Hillsdale college I’m going to take a course in dying citizen. I do have my first certificate in Genesis.🤓
I listen to his podcast daily too
I thoroughly enjoy listening to VDH
Both VDH and Dr Arn are examples of the substance of Great Men! Thank you, gentlemen.
Victor is a great American 🇺🇸
Thank you both for sharing your wisdom and perspective. I am a government and U.S. History teacher in a public highschool. Hillsdale and V.D.H. help me keep the faith.
Thank you to these great men. God bless you, always.
Great common sense, a great intellect, a hard worker and a gift to the world.
I didn't need anyone to tell me to distance myself from the insanity of our current society. It was a natural reaction. Now I can listen to VDH every day.😊
This is a conversation of intellectual juggernauts. What a wonderful pleasure to get to listen in on this discussion.
I am so grateful for having the opportunity to be able to listen to wisdom
I've probably watched more videos and listened to more podcasts of Victor Davis Hanson than of any other person on the internet. I truly admire and enjoy his teaching style and his vast knowledge of history and of current culture. I smiled when he mentioned repairing the outbuildings on his farm. Like Dr. Hanson, I grew up working on farms. My family was from Oklahoma and were part of the Okie diaspora that he has mentioned in some of his interviews. We worked mostly in Arizona vegetable and cotton fields and for about a year we worked in California near Bakersfield. My Dad was a great mechanic and worked on farm equipment in the off season to feed the family. I hope that Dr. Hanson continues to educate and inspire his viewers and listeners for many years to come. I've been truly blessed for having read his books, taken his classes on the Second World Wars and on The Dying Citizen from Hillsdale's online school. I highly recommend them all.
So grateful for Dr. Arnn and his work to lead the resistance. Have just pre-ordered my copy of Prof Hansen's latest book. May God continue to bless these gentlemen and the family of Hillsdale College.
A lovely conversation shared by Hillsdale. Thank you for making this available on RUclips.
I had never heard of Hillsdale College, but I will never forget the wisdom I gained in this one short video. Thank you, gentleman sharing your stories and providing guidance without spelling anything out.
I have been to their online college and taken the Free courses they have. Wonderful! Will be back for more!!!
Dr. Victor Davis Hanson is a national treasure. Never before has someone taken to the world stage at this rate and enlightenment from the past while examining the present. God bless you!
Praise the Lord for VDH and Hillsdale College! ❤✊
Thank you, Dr. Arnn. I enjoy every opportunity I can find to listen to VDH. Every time he speaks, I learn something new that makes me ponder the world in a slightly different perspective. (Much like every time I listen to Dr. Sowell.) Thank you for providing these opportunities for those of us who are not Hillsdale student but enjoy learning all the same.
I studied at U of C in the last century. Today I would want to attend Hillsdale.
Victor Davis Hanson you are a true Patriot!
If there was ever a required learning/listening, it is a conservation between Dr. Hanson and Dr. Arnn. They are such treasures in our national discourse, especially, for these tumultuous times. Thank you, Dr. Hanson and Dr. Arnn!
Excellant! I will need to watch this at least five times to absorb all the wisdom!
VDH is the greatest spokesperson of our generation. We are BLESSED to have him. He's a realist balanced with his incredible knowledge of history. He's a wonderful man with a brilliant mind. He also has the courage of a lion; unafraid to speak truth.
Wonderful Talk. God Bless Victor & Hillsdale I'm an Adult Student loving All Online Classes
Better than the education I PAID for.
I couldn't agree more. I've taken several of Hillsdale's online classes on government and of course Dr. Hansons's offerings. I grew up in a migrant farm worker family and I am now a retired high school and college teacher. I'm living proof that in this great country you can achieve your dreams if you're willing to work hard and never quit.
As a practitioner of the most ancient profession of shepherding, my wife and I fully understand and appreciate this conversation. Thank you for this
The most ancient profession is letting someone pay to rent what’s inside your underpants 😂
Victor Davis Hanson, one of the greatest.
What a nice change-of-pace video to see VDH just talking about farming. He's such a soft-spoken and intelligent man. Still waters run deep.
Two guys that would've made the finest Founder/Framers'. Thank you Hillsdale.
godspeed VDH. gem of man
Wow, I had lunch once with the Australian historian, Geoffrey Blainey that Victor mentioned. Having worked in publishing for nearly 40 years, I've met many authors but
Blainey was a stand-out. Instead of speaking a single word about himself, or his work, he spent the entire two hours enticing our family histories from our names and a few questions about where we were born. He is still living, (93) and I remember him from that one meeting as a prince of men.
Blainey is Australia’s greatest historian, accorded the kind of respect in Oz (by non-Marxists) as Hanson and Sowell receive in America - although regrettably he does not engage as frequently as they do in political debate.
If only these great talks could be translated and diffused in different languages and cultures. This is a gem! Thank you!
Make America conscious again.
Thank you for the sharing of the knowledge.
Victor David Hansen is a legend across all nations. I could listen to his thoughts all day. 🙏
I know nothing of farming but always appreciate the life lessons VDH teaches us about farming. When he talks about the unpredictability of farming and the things out of the farmer’s control that teaches a kind of humility, I thought of little house on the prairie. One scene in particular is of father Ingalls getting ready to harvest and sell his seasons work at the market, only to have his crops destroyed in a bad rain storm. He walks inside to tell his family. Michael Landon captures that humility perfectly on his face in that scene. Though devastated, he hugs his family and still thanks God for his blessings and gets back to work. He wasn’t looking for anyone to blame (and certainly not looking for a government handout). They were grounded in reality much more than we are today.
Awesome! Thank you all, those involved in giving this to us, for your efforts for ultimate good. Victor and Thomas Sowell are two of our most precious national treasures. I have been connected with Hillsdale for a long time and believe it is a great participant in the restortion of Good in the world. God is Good!
Follow the money is an important part of the message. Growing up a little before Victor allowed for all my Scout leaders to be WWII veterans. We are both so, so lucky to have these men and women as mentors. Will we ever remove war from our sickie?
I share your blessing of having all my BSA leaders as WW2 & Korean War vets….
… those men emanated a caring if often stern leadership that I encountered more & more rarely as I matured…
… & it was something I tried to emulate in my career, with my most people under my charge appreciating it.
… and there is hope for the world because of people like those in your family, Jonathan. We have here within the same visible audible frame: one great man interviewing another. Interesting, inspiring, educational, entertaining--completely captures the attention. Thank you, Hillsdale!
Thank you Gentlemen. Great interview! 🇺🇸🍀🇺🇸
My God I would give everything to have this man be my teacher. He is just commanding and so full of knowledge. Those of you that have had the pleasure to learn from him should thank your blessing’s.
A great talk, and spent two years in Afghanistan and he is so right!
Beautiful talk. Much appreciation to both of you gentlemen!
Victor is one of our Great Americans for speaking out with such resounding wisdom and foresight
I really enjoyed this conversation. Thank you Dr Arnn for having this on you tube also. What a fine gentle soul Victor Davis Hanson is, an intelligent and refine man he is. I’m enjoying Hillsdale college and what it stands for. Thank you for all you do Professor Arnn.
Absolutely priceless. At the risk of sounding like a post-adolescent "fanboy" I must say that I never tire of hearing anything Mr. Hanson has to say! As @rodchung173 has noted, he is indeed a national treasure.
Inspiring and informative thanks so much
Two incredible Americans and Human Beings!
As a farmers daughter, don't waste the water , the cows have to drink. If the cows didn't drink enough, no milk check. Raised on a farm , it changes you forever. No waste, of anything.
I wasn't raised on a farm Cynthia, but I SO heartily agree with you. My Dad lived in a small town & they were thrifty & always grew a garden. My Dad became a physician & I'm so thankful that he taught me (both via the genes he passed on to me + his direct modeling) critical thinking & how to conserve. I've always lived in a city, but I've always been careful NOT to waste water, food, any kind of fuel, clothing, etc. Old towels are turned into rags, extra pears from our tree are given to a shelter or a food pantry, all kinds of items are constantly examined as to whether they can be used for something else or turned INTO something else & items are given to family, friends, neighbors or a chartity ... because there's likely someone who can use & benefit from them.
The first thing a foreigner observes in the USA , is how Americans waste a lot of things, especially food and drink…..‼️⁉️
Great conversation. Thanks.
Thank you, gentlemen! 👍👍
Thank you gentlemen from Canada 🇨🇦 always a pleasure to listen, learn and appreciate the encouragement to actively participate to change our trajectory - all our efforts are needed
Thank you for sharing these videos. They are very enjoyable!
VDH IS THE MAN
Thanks.
I so admire and respect Victor David Hanson. I remember him saying people are not responsible for the consequences of their ideology. So true.
Mr.Hanson has stepped up his game since joining the Hillsdale College ‘True’ Educators team. Cheers Larry and the Hillsdale College Team.
This man is a national treasure.
God bless you, VDH.
I Have Great Respect for Both of You Gentlemen!!!
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You are right about "shame." But people without an understanding of honor cannot experience shame.
Thankyou for your wisdom❤️
Good talk.
Victor Davis Hanson and Larry Arnn, along with Thomas Sowell are household words in our family.
I live in a small town in rural Queensland (Australia) and I've heard of many cases of people losing wallets, purses and jewellery etc and having them returned. Keep believing that there are still good people in the world.
This was a very informative and encouraging conversation. Thank you for taking the time and sharing this.
Thank you VDH from a 74 yr man in Santa Cruz
David is a Renaissance man... keep up the good job!
This is how I'm trying to live.
Always a pleasure to listen to Dr. Hanson.
Great interview thanks. I couldn’t help think of the territorial imperative when VDH spoke of the importance of deterrents to avoid conflict. Think of two male bears facing off and posturing to settle matters without violence
Here are two of my favorite people in the whole wide world.
Growing up in the central valley I admire this man. He's an asset to 13:38 not only the valley but all over our country.
VDH "I came home to take care of my grand mother". That says it all.
Once again you are so filled with knowledge, Mr. Hanson. Thank you for Sharing.
I want to learn after listening to these men. I’m nearly 50, but it’s good to be inspired to curiosity by listening to people with knowledge that I don’t possess.
Great interview. Thank you for sharing !
Those who ignore history are damned to repeat it. Like all the fallen Empires of the past. God bless VDH, Dr Arnn, and Hillsdale College.
I don't often find such insight and emotional honesty on the internet. Thank you.
Thank you HC and Mr. Arnn for having VDH.
Life lessons from a great thinker.
With God's Grace we can create new abilities through applying ourselves to new learnings, new areas previously untamed in your life. Glory to God
Two of our best minds. Splendid.
I have learned so much from Mr.Hansen, I truly admire his integrity. I wish more people would tune in to him.keep up the awesome job you have been doing over the years. God bless you, sir.
The farmer is the most underrated gambler of all time, because they live on gambling that their crop will get enough rain, enough sun, and enough good weather to pull in a considerable yield of the crops they harvest. Sounds simple, but the science behind it, coupled with all the unpredictable factors, is truly an amazing profession. Two of my friends are farmers, and just their calculations of the fertilizers the types and taking measurements of rhe health of the soil. It's crazy how in depth it is.
Even watching a field bushhogged is in itself an experience
Eh, while farmwork is varied and can be difficult;. Many today are overrated.
Listening to an intelectual like him self brings many great benefits to my thoughts and mind. It helps shape and mold my mind in a way I can only appreciate in longevity
I have stopped shopping at certain stores, I refuse to by certain products, I no longer watch sports or get involved with clubs, I neither trust or watch the main stream media and I haven't voted for a major party for at least 4 decades because of the rot I've seen creeping into our society. By the way, I'm Australian.
Thank you gentlemen, I truly enjoyed your insights.
A belated happy birthday to you, sir
VDH…an American Treasure living now
Great listen!!
Request : 10 more hours of this conversation.
Awesome
I look forward to the day that I can suggest Hillsdale College as an option to my daughter and hopefully, a son soon.
~Enjoyed you both...plz continue this way of reaching us.😊
Listening to VDH and Larry Arn gives me hope for the future.