He's been a fantastic educator-of-the-masses (including myself, although I'd not be one of his better students, through no fault of his...
).He has some health issues 'less common for those who don't smoke nor drink alcohol', which could mean a number of serious things.
He says he's having a 'major surgical procedure', which likewise could mean anything from a nephrectomy to a Whipple procedure, but whatever it is, he's a soldier in the army of truth, and one we could all benefit from having around much longer.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/1 ... historian/
Just look at the list of books he's written - https://www.thriftbooks.com/a/victor-da ... son/198665
I'm currently working on a couple of them - making the most headway on the "The Second World Wars" - a comprehensive recount of the various theatres and backstory of WW2.
But James Michner is a similarly-good author, although not the meticulous 'historian' in the way Hanson is, and his book "Alaksa" has captured my current attention.
Hanson also has a fantastic website of his own, full of rabbit-holes to check out that involve world and US history - https://victorhanson.com/
