Victor Davis Hanson, a senior fellow at the Hoover Association, appeared on News Max on Friday, comparing the European Union to democratic California lawmaker Maxine Waters.

At the Munich security conference, Vice President JD Vance denounced European leaders for “conscious decisions” that led to mass migration and the consequences following that mass migration, including the mass migration. Car attack in Munich by the Afghan nationals. Vance said stricter entry laws could have avoided such tragedy. Between exterior In “Rob Schmidt Tonight,” Hanson agreed with Vance and said he denounced the EU for not being able to adopt the necessary reforms. A bipartisan approach.

“The Donald Trump and the Maga movement are basically saving the US, as well as the West. It’s a model for them and they can’t handle it. So they endure jd vance Can’t. What he says to them, they know it’s true, and they say, ‘Oh, my God, I don’t want to hear it,'” Hanson said. Ta. “They are our collective Maxine water, do you know what I mean?”

Hanson said the EU should follow Trump’s lead by embracing bipartisanship and implementing policies that it believes will benefit the United States.

“If they’re wise, then try to make constructive criticism, join Trump and become bipartisan. They know that we should do what we’re doing. They’re the border. “We know we should shut down and open free speech. Their GDP is anemia, deregulation, cut taxes, but they can’t do that,” Hanson said. “And that’s like illness to them. Or, I should say that medicines and treatments are worse than illness, so they’re paralyzed.”

Hanson said that when Vance hears him speak, EU members respond in a certain way.

“They heard jd vance and they said, “I think we should do that. We need to close the borders. We need to adjust. We should open free speech. But we You can’t do that. We’re fossilized. There are too many left-wing groups. “So, like the Democrats, they just demonize and demonize European rights.” Hanson added. “When the EU was formed, the economy was roughly the same as the US in 1999. Today it’s only 60% of the US economy. It’s failing in all respects. Germany is industrialised.”

Hanson criticized what he said was that the EU cannot reform. (Related: “Time They Be Accountable”: Byron Donald says the IRS will taste their medicine once Doge begins an audit)

“They don’t have energy. They don’t have an army. Their GDP was completely flat. Their car companies can’t compete. And they know what they have to do. “It’s wise to see what Elon Musk is doing, as Democrats know, but they can’t do that,” Hanson said. “And they’re all helpless. If they don’t have the strength, they’re high-pitched. So they’re sitting there, angry, angry, angry, angry, and what should they say? It wasn’t.”

In a recent address to senior European officials, Vance has kept the US minimal in its role in ensuring military security in Europe. Instead, he devoted most of his speech to criticizing European leaders. He explained that European leadership is overly fixed in censorship, similar to tyranny.

Vance said Trump’s appointment has imminent significant changes in policy direction. “There’s a new sheriff in town,” he said. Vance said the United States is moving away from being simply seen as a global economic playground for exploitation by international elites.

“I don’t think there’s anything more urgent than a massive migration,” Vance said. “One in five people live today [Germany] I moved here from overseas. Of course, that’s the best ever. The same number is also in the US, the highest ever. ”

In December, Saudi Arabian citizens drove his car into a massive crowd at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, resulting in five individuals being killed among their nine-year-old children.

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