Diana West

I don't really know this, uh...

Oh, Diana West, I remember her from back in the day.

Very interesting.

Yeah, we got a lot of very interesting people here.

So we got the Russian collusion hoax.

We got the known communist that Diana West pointed out in the red thread.

But then you get conservatives pushing a Russian collusion hoax.

So that's, again, it's a left-right coalition.

So hopefully before things get lost, too far gone, we could bring some evidence.

some attention to the scandals that happened.

And that book, The Red Thread by Diana West, exposes the fact that all the people, all the major players in the Russian collusion hoax, all had communist connections, some more than others.

And the idea that somebody could write a book exposing it through open sources, and yet that book is hardly known and no conservatives are talking about it.

Okay, we've got that one.

Jeff, in Diana West's book, The Death of the Grown-Up, she states that the death of the grown-up was a murder.

Do you agree?

Well, yeah.

Societies have historically met with subversive movements and traditionally, if they survive, they crush them.

Yes, we had a subversive movement in the death of the grown-up.

Diana West tracks what that subversive movement did.

Why didn't we put it down as other cultures have done in their past? That's the problem.

Today, my guest is a woman who's had a huge impact on my intellectual life.

Her name is Diana West.

She simply describes herself as an American conservative author, columnist, and media commentator, known for her books in syndicated columns.

She wrote a weekly syndicated column that appeared in about 120 newspapers and news sites.

It is.

Yeah, it is.

So Diana West, I am so glad to have you back.

We both are.