Hey there, it's Scott Bertram, host of the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour.

On this week's program, we welcome back Dr. Victor Davis Hanson, distinguished fellow

in history here at Hillsdale College.

Also senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, we go in depth on two recent essays written

by Dr. Hanson, one, what the left did to our country, and one, the remaking of America.

Todd Mack from Hillsdale's Spatush Department also with us this week, as he begins a two-part

conversation on Don Quixote.

Victor Davis Hanson and Todd Mack this week, on the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour.

Find it at podcast.hillsdale.edu or wherever you get your audio.

Every week, Hillsdale College President Larry Arn joins Hugh Hewitt to discuss great books,

great then, and great ideas.

This is the Hillsdale Dialogues, presented by Hillsdale College.

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Morning, glory America, Bulls or High, Canada, Hugh Hewitt Live inside the beltway talking

with Dr. Larry Arn, because that music means the Hillsdale Dialogues has launched.

We are in, I think it is week eight of our series on the history of the English-speaking

people by Winston Churchill, for which he received the Nobel Prize in Literature.

It is, in my view, a must read book for high school students, and if you haven't read

it, and you're in college, don't wait, go get one, if you haven't read it, and you're

out of college, don't wait, go order the four ball.

They're cheap.

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