Hugh Hewitt and Victor Davis Hanson have a conversation. It's literate. It's insightful. It's "right on". The following segment deals with the military and the university. It's VDH speaking:
. . . We have a crisis with our youth today, but they're not the youth in the military. They're the youth in the college campuses, and the professors that teach them, not the officers who teach our young enlisted men. If you go out on a carrier today, and I have, and you see 19 year olds, they eat together with all different races and religions, they're entrusted with $70 million dollar airplanes. You go to a college campus in the free speech area, you see segregation you haven't seen since the 1950's, and you see people who are listless, they don't know what they do, they absorb these rants and rages from the professor's class that is immune from scrutiny because of tenure in a way that officers are not. The problem we're having, really, is the university, and what emanates from it. But the military is one of the last bastions of Americanism that goes right to the founding fathers. It's the thing that keeps us going. It's the fountainhead for our values.