Victor Davis Hanson: "2025 Will Be Something You’ve Never Seen Before..."

Victor Davis Hanson unpacks the tangled web of hypocrisy and strategy in the delicate relationship between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Why do leaders like AMLO and Trudeau publicly despise Donald Trump yet quietly negotiate under his policies? Hanson breaks down the underlying motivations, exposing a mix of dependency, self-interest, and projection from America’s critics.

From Trudeau’s covert economic maneuvers to Mexico’s reliance on remittance income that eclipses even their oil industry, Hanson paints a vivid picture of nations eager to benefit from America while decrying it as imperialist. He highlights Trump’s bold tactics—threatening tariffs, proposing remittance taxes, and exposing Mexico’s coordinated border policies—proving that Trump is a president who understands the playbook of America’s neighbors better than most.

Hanson also dives into the irony of left-wing projection, where critics assume Trump shares their vindictive nature, and the complexities of taxing remittances to finance border security. With sharp wit and keen insight, Hanson doesn’t just critique policies but reveals the cultural and historical narratives fueling the political drama.

This breakdown is essential viewing for anyone interested in the intersection of leadership, international relations, and the role of the U.S. in shaping global dynamics.