Victor Davis Hanson: "What You’re About To Hear Is DISTURBING…"

Victor Davis Hanson: The Media Lied — And They're Not Sorry

They didn’t just get it wrong — they chose to.
Now, after years of silence, the press admits what many suspected: they knew Biden was unwell. They suppressed the truth, not out of confusion, but conviction — because revealing it might’ve helped Trump. And in their own words: that was unacceptable.

Victor Davis Hanson unpacks this chilling moment in American public life — when journalists became activists, and truth became optional. Some now blame the White House for misleading them. Others admit they never tried to investigate. And a third group? They're proud of it — proud they misled the public in service of politics.

But it doesn’t stop with the media. Our elite universities — the same ones shaping future leaders and shaping public policy — are quietly partnering with hostile foreign regimes. Harvard, Stanford, and others enroll thousands of students from countries with open records of espionage, anti-American ideology, and human rights abuses. Why? Because they pay full price.

And those students — some of them children of high-ranking officials — don’t just get an education. They get access. To Silicon Valley. To government research. To elite networks. And when they return home, they take it all with them.

Hanson’s message is clear: America’s institutions are no longer grounded in truth or loyalty. They’re driven by money, ideology, and image. The consequences? Growing distrust, vanishing accountability, and a national security risk we’re barely allowed to discuss.