such a hurry, we spoke to one family this morning who really put things into perspective about how the only thing that truly matters is having the people you love with you. the rest of it is material possession. and it felt like like, i don t even know how to say it. i don t know how to get it out. it just felt like a punch to the stomach and this can t be real. it s just so surreal to be able to even fathom everything you owned is just gone. gone. reporter: what are you going to miss most about that house? my yard. my yard and we had just redone our family room and i mean, just the memories. just the memories of being able to be there. it was it was a house filled
warning that once a person feels they re equal politically and that doesn t result in absolute equality of material possession and income, then the government steps in to ensure that. that is what is scary. every time we heard equity, equity, it means we in our infinite wisdom says for whatever reason, we have bad luck or bad health or maybe some people are more doesn t matter. the government is going to ensure that we re all equal in the back end. that leads us to something like in history like cuba, venezuela or worse. martha: yeah, thanks so much, victor. always good to see you. victor davis hanson. and chris christie is with us. as mandates threaten schools, hospitals, staffing, he joins us next.
tested the unconditionality part of it. there s something about my father, there s a boundary that you don t go across. mom has the rules, dad has the standards. dad only enforces the rules, being such a great dad that you wouldn t want to disappoint him. the summer after i graduated from college i was in maine, i went to lunch with my grandfather on the boat, the one material possession he really cares about is his speedboat. he s had five editions of it now. he s a natural captain. the president, that s his passion. he loved driving his boat. my dad has two speeds when he s in his boat, neutral and all out. the rougher the seas, the better for him. nobody in my family touches fidelity because they know how much he values it. we went to lunch and we pulled back in. the tide was very low. and my grandfather says, pierce, why don t you take it out for me? this is an amazing moment to be asked to take the boat to the mooring is a huge amount of responsibility. and he hasn t r
dad gave this unnamed famous person the look. oh, yeah. so i said the great gift of his was unconditional love, but i tested the unconditionality part of it. there s something about my father, there s a boundary that you don t go across. mom has the rules, dad has the standards. dad only enforces the rules, being such a great dad that you wouldn t want to disappoint him. the summer after i graduated from college i was in maine, i went to lunch with my grandfather on the boat, the one material possession he really cares about is his speedboat. he s had five editions of it now. he s a natural captain. the president, that s his passion. he loved driving his boat. my dad has two speeds when he s in his boat, neutral and all out. the rougher the seas, the better
the summer after i graduated from college, i was in kennebunkport, maine, i went to lunch with my grandfather on the boat. the one material possession he really cares about is his speed boat. he calls it fidelity. he s had five editions of it now. he s a natural captain. the president, that s his passion. he loved driving his boat. my dad has two speeds when he s in his boat, neutral and all out. the rougher the seas, the better for him. nobody in my family touches fidelity because they know how much he values it. we pulled back in and the tide was very low, and my grandfather said, you know, pierce, why don t you take it out for me. this is an amazing moment to be asked to take the boat to the mooring is a huge amount of responsibility and he hasn t really offered it to me so i felt really special. as fate would have it, the boat