i m sure that they will find out how boring it is and come back. tucker: i don t think so.o. i don t think so. okay. what an amazing interview. thank you. and sincerely, thank you for telling the truth.. i appreciate it. victor davis hanson is a senior fellow at the hoover institution of stanford, a professor at fresno, he has been in california all his life. his family has been there for over 100 years, he has watched the state change. he joins us now. did you hear that interview? what s that? yes, i heard that. tucker: he said two things that really struck me. one, he does not think that california has much in common with the rest of the country. and two, yes, the middle-class was leaving.nt and that is a good thing. what do you make of that? well, it is unhinged from about 75% of the geography of california is red.
there is nothing for me to stop them. i m sure that they will find out how boring it is and come back. tucker: i don t think so. okay. what an amazing interview. thank you. and sincerely, thank you for telling the truth. i appreciate it. victor davis hanson is a senior at the hoover division of stamford, a professor at fresno, he has been in california all his life. his family has been there for over 100 years, he has watched a state change. he joins us now. did you hear that interview? what s that? yes, i heard that. tucker: he said two things that really struck me. one, he does not think that california has much in common with the rest of the country. and two coming yes, the middle-class was leaving. and that is a good thing, what do you make of that? well, it is unhinged from about 75% of the geography of california is a read.
that? well, if they want to move, there is nothing for me to stop them. i m sure that they will find out how boring it is and come back. tucker: i don t think so. okay. what an amazing interview. thank you. and sincerely, thank you for telling the truth. i appreciate it. victor davis hanson is a senior at the hoover division of stamford, a professor at fresno, he has been in california all his life. his family has been there for over 100 years, he has watched a state change. he joins us now. did you hear that interview? what s that? yes, i heard that. tucker: he said two things that really struck me. one, he does not think that california has much in common with the rest of the country. and two coming yes, the middle-class was leaving. and that is a good thing, what do you make of that? well, it is unhinged from about 75% of the geography of