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Hello and welcome to the Victor Davis HansHansson show. This is our Saturday edition, where we do

something a little bit different in our middle segment. Today, Victor's going to be talking

about the treaty at Versailles following World War I. So stay with us for that. Prior to that,

we will look at the continuing news stories.

And Victor wanted to update us on the Goldberg leak.

So we'll start off with that story.

But first, let's listen to these messages.

Welcome back to the Victor Davis-Hansson show.

Victor is Martin & Neely Anderson's Senior Fellow in Military History and Classics at the Hoover Institution and the Wayne and Marsha Busky Distinguished Fellow in History at Hillsdale College.

You can find him at his website, Victor Hanson.com.

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