, peel thought -- that president eisenhower was an pat of the john birch society. and these poock to the air with as and anticivil rights and so on, and buckley at first was appearing on some of their tv shows. this is him in the early '50s on a show called fox form, which is created by hl hunt, the texas oil billionaire who put a lot of his fortunate into everyone communist television and radio, and buckley was a regular guest on he show but figured out this guy was bad for the movement, bad for the image of conservatism, an extremist and paranoid and so on. and just to tell you a little bit about buckley. he emerged as a national figure in 1951 with the publication of "god and man at yale," an attack on his alma matter and made hill a minor celebrity. the book edged into the bestseller list at number 14 so he became known from the book. but he really became known for a few years later, 1965, when wi he ran for mayor of new york, and you become a national figure and he ran as a protest candidate, protest can that john lindsey, was running on the republican ticket

the john birch society emerging, the floor in aid of water was a communist conspiracy.consci and so these folks took to the airwaves and their paranoid thinking, and the anti-civil rights and so on. buckley at first was agreed on some other tv shows. this is him in the early 50s on a a show. buckley was a regular guest on that show but he figured out pretty quickly that this guy was bad for the movement and bad for the image of conservatism. he was an extremist and paranoid and so on. just to tell you a little bit about buckley, he emerged as a national figure in 1951 with tho publication of "god and man at yale" and it happened at his alma mater for its humanism andd despite in a kind of wider celebrity. the book and into the bestseller list at number 14 or so. he came known from this book, but he really became known for a few years later, 1965, when he ran for mayor of new york. because when you run for mayor of new york you become a a national figure, not just a local figure. he ran as a protest candidate, on the conservative ticket. he was protesting that johnvatie lindsay, was runnin

show the world that conservatism is alive and well, and that paranoid conspiracy theirists of the john birch society variety. to truly understand "firing line" we must consider how buckley used the show to stake a claim for gold water and what then seemed a pipe dream. the possibility of a thriving conservative movement, purged of the conspiraciry theorists, extremists and kooks. those folks who seem to have a stranglehold on american conservative of tim when "firing line" back number 1966. he would have to forge a new image of conservatism from scratch. i'll skip ahead to the chapter on civil rights and black power. in his first ten year once the layer, line line focuses on she civil rights and black power movements. as a right wing conservative buck lee was concerned about the kinds of systemic upheaval called for by boast approaches to the problem of racism. he did not oppose, for example, the elimination of racial discrimination, encourage. of black percentage and economic empower. , the existence of integrated schools or the preferential treatment of blacks in hiring positions but did o

was advocating for but there were quite a bit of extremism, pair know you yaw, paranoid thinking, john birchociety. people thought the floreydation of water was communist conspiracy. they took to the airwaves with their paranoid, con spiritter to thinking, anticivil rights and so on. buckley at first was appearing on some of thursday tv shows. this is him in the early '50s on fox forum, created by hl hunt a texas oil billionaire, put a lot of his fortune into anti-communist television and radio. buckley was regular guest on the show. he figured out pretty quickly he was bad for the movement, bad for the image of conservatism. he was extremist and paranoid and so on. and just to tell you a little bit about buckley, he emerged as a national figure in 1951 with the publication of god and man at yale. an attack on its all mamatter about humanism and secularism. this made him a minor sent. it edged into the best-seller list about number 14 or some hec became known for this book. he really became known for in 1965, when he ran for mayor of new york. if you run for mayor of new york, you become a n

legitimate side when oakley was advocating for but also a lot of extremism, paranoia and people like the john birch society emergent, that president eisenhower was a conscious, dedicated agent of a conspiracy, so these folks took to the airwaves and with their conspiratorial paranoid thinking and buckley at first was appearing on some of their tv shows, this is him in the early 60s on a show called fast form which is created by a texas oil billionaire so buckley was a regular guest on that show but he figured out quickly that this guy was bad for the movement, bad for the image of conservatism, he, he was an extremist and paranoid and just to tell you little bit about buckley, he emerged emerged as a national figure 1951 with the publication of god and yell and a tack on his alma mater. this made him a minor celebrity, the book etched into the bestseller list at number 14, he became known from this book, but he really became known a few years later and 65 when he ran for mayor of new york because if you run for mayor you become a national figure figure not just a local figure to new york city. he r

it's an ideological core that comes from the john birch society circa 2005 when supporting the nafta superhighway, get our troops out of the meese, stop spending money there, shut down the wall with immigrants, stop these trade deals. the question of what this lks like as a governing strategy or whether it's because donald trump is out doing rallies, that's the big unanswered question now. >> there's an interesting question as to what's going on with the media, right? part of what you and i have to deal with is like, well, this is happening in our hours. >> right. >> he's the president-elect. how much -- >> this is first appearance. >> this is the first appearance. obviously it's important what he says. we haven't heard from him in 3 1/2 weeks. so much media gnashing of teeth over whether or not trump has too much of just a camera just put on him. there's a good argument to be had about that. good argument on both sides as to why that happened during the campaign. but now that he's president, the sign that says you should put the camera on him wins, now that he's president-elect, goi

coming tosa is an anti- some film produced by the john birch society. they use methods of communist revolutionaries in china, a jury a come and cuba, and then argue said u.s. civil rights leaders are also communist using the same methods. the 77 minute film contains language and graphic scenes of violence and death that may be disturbing to some viewers. we, the negro people down here have gotten completely failed. it you know what they are going to do tonight? they are going after the white people. now they are after the white people. they're going to congregate. they are going to do the white man in tonight. they are going to do the white man in tonight. [church congregation singing] narrator: anarchy, the breakdown of law and order, a chaotic reign of terror, mob rule and rioting, the collapse of government authority. these phrases ring strange in the ears of americans, and for good reason. through the years, america has stood as the world symbol for law and order. our government is responsive to the will of the people. our courts and legislatures ar

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