Debunking the Myth of LBJ's Racial Evolution

In this section of my special episode on "The DNA of the Democrats," I debunk the myth of Lyndon Johnson's racial evolution and show how he sought to create a new type of Democratic plantation, this time based on exploiting blacks through the ballot box instead of through stolen labor.

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Dinesh D'Souza is an author and filmmaker. A graduate of Dartmouth College, he was a senior domestic policy analyst in the Reagan administration. He also served as a research fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and the Hoover Institution at Stanford University.

He is the author of many bestselling books, including "Illiberal Education," "What's So Great About Christianity," "America: Imagine a World Without Her," "The Roots of Obama's Rage," "Death of a Nation," and "United States of Socialism."

His documentary films "2016: Obama's America," "America," "Hillary's America," "Death of a Nation," and "Trump Card" are among the highest-grossing political documentaries of all time. He and his wife Debbie are also executive producers of the acclaimed feature film "Infidel."

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[tomato]

"This will keep the n__s voting democrat for the next 100 years."
LBJ, just after signing the 1964 Civil Rights Act
Don't believe me? Look for yourself.
That's all it was about then; all it's about now. BLACK VOTES MATTER to democrats - not BLACK LIVES.

[greghaggard]

Dinesh is so in his element here, I love it.

[angelam]

Fantastic explanation. God bless Dinesh D'Souza!

[JV-tgne]

So well articulated but difficult for people stuck in that evil system to grasp because the truth undermines and threatens their existence

[robertabell]

I didn’t forget to spank that like button Appreciate y’all Dinesh and Family A blessed Memorial Day all day long. Yahoo

[Ed-quadF]

LBJ was one of the worst presidents. This video has great insight.

[i.norman]

Good Morning Dinesh
Hope I pronounced your name right…haha
Anyway love your content. Amazed that you have something meaning full to say everyday
Cheers

[Ryan-zefz]

This is much more believable than a switch. Democrats can’t call anyone crazy conspiracy theorists while also believing in some “magical big switch”

[skeletordanzig]

Lbj was flyin' one morn'
over south louisiana feeling forlorn'
when he looks down below and what does he see?
two cajuns pullin' a (POC) on skies,
well he lands and says thanks for helpin' your black brother,
and them two cajuns just looked at each other,
Said, he might be smart but I'll tell you somethin'
he don't know a thing about alligator huntin'

[lyneae]

Only barely over 300 ‘likes’ in an hour; people need to share these videos on social media.

[bobblethreadgill]

Well said Dinesh, I was born in mid 50s and even at 8 years old, I recall my dad being upset about LBJ. And the laws passed.
I didn't understand till I was older and actually saw the way blacks weren't able to get out of the financial shell around them...

[johnmackey]

This needs to be broadcast EVERYWHERE. Truer words have never been spoken, and the black community deserves to hear and process them. We all know the "liberal" media slave masters will not allow that though.

[accridelich]

At the end, you forgot to add another class of dependents - millennials.

[joyhoward]

Your exactly right Dinesh. As a generation younger in Lyndon & Claudia's (lady bird) family, I can say your right and then some.
Lyndon wasn't liked or respected by very many in the family, from the time he started dating Claudia, and the family met him .
Grandpa Luther and others saw right through Lyndon to what he really was . I'll just leave it with this comment and say no more.
Oh I will say though, Grandpa Luther laughed and made fun of Lyndon's arrogance, and call Lyndon out on things he'd say and do to his face & on the phone; up till the day Grandpa Luther died ( at which time Lyndon was president during some of this time). 🤣😂.

[jayp]

I think it would be very helpful when discussing LBJ and the supposed switch in the democratic party to being non racist to mention that in Presidential politics the south was becoming far less solid for democrats and becoming more republican in 1952, 1956 and 1960 when Eisenhower and Nixon won several formerly solid southern states and were close in a few others.

[rosario]

It’s time to appeal the Civil Rights Act

[DuckFanDane]

This is so Wicked and horrible I hope people wake up

[matt]

All they did is instead of using chains to keep them on the plantation, they switched to EBT cards.

[suzanneflowers]

Once able bodied people begin to receive government handouts, they eventually believe they are entitled and deserve these handouts. And when the government pays women without husbands to have children, that's terrible, too!

[samstewart]

LBJ was the essence of the democratic party- then and now.