Author & historian Victor Davis Hanson was first on Book TV's In Depth author call-in program in 2004. Mr. Hanson’s many books include “The Second World Wars,” "The Case for Trump," and his latest “The Dying Citizen.” He rejoins us to talk and take calls about war, politics and citizenship in the U.S. Join us on C-SPAN 2, Sunday, LIVE at noon ET. https://www.c-span.org/video/?515783-1/depth-victor-davis-hanson | BookTV

Victor Davis Hanson: We Let In Millions of Illegals Who Won't Assimilate to American Culture The U.S. is still feeling the repercussions of the broken immigration policies from the Biden administration that let in more than 10 million undocumented aliens. Victor Davis Hanson explains how a system that doesn't vet immigrants coming into the U.S., allows them to refuse assimilation, and permits them to call America a 'racist country,' is a disaster. “When you have people who have never had the Ame

Victor Davis Hanson: Trump’s Epstein Letter Isn’t the Scandal You Think It Is What’s the real story behind the Epstein files, President Donald Trump’s involvement, and the Wall Street Journal frenzy over a bizarre birthday letter allegedly written by Trump to Epstein? While critics accuse the Trump administration of withholding damning information, Victor Davis Hanson argues the truth of the controversy is much more complicated—and a lot less interesting—than you’d think. Why didn’t Democrats ev

Victor Davis Hanson: America Didn’t Provoke Japan—Here’s What Really Led to Pearl Harbor In an era of World War II revisionism, it’s worth remembering what really led to Japan’s surprise attack on Pearl Harbor 84 years ago on Dec. 7, 1941. Victor Davis Hanson breaks down the real context behind the attack, why Japan miscalculated so badly, the myths that still distort this history, and how Pearl Harbor became the beginning of Japan’s greatest strategic blunder on today’s episode of “Victor Davis

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Victor Davis Hanson: Stop 'Contextualizing' Killers. Hold Them Accountable. When violence transpires as a result of left-wing policies and rhetoric, the Left—with the help of corporate media—is quick to rationalize the motive of the killers and paint them as "troubled." But is the same sympathy extended to the victims? Their response to recent tragedies—like the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska and the victims of the Nashville transgender shooter—suggests otherwise. What are we to do?