Reel America: Two CBS "Face the Nation" Programs (1968)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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Republican California Governor Ronald Reagan, whose name was put forth at the GOP convention that year by the California delegation (recorded 6/16/68) - followed by former Alabama Governor George Wallace, who ran for president on the American Independent Party ticket (recorded 7/21/68).
it's interesting seeing a guy like george wallace who feels very old-fashioned being compared to reagan, who in this light feels very "modern" in the way they attempt to understand their constituencies
@ basedddd
Reagan was actually 8 years older than Wallace
@@shehannanayakkara4162 and more stupid
@@shehannanayakkara4162 Kinda like how the aristocrat living like a Roman patriarch on his plantation (Thomas Jefferson) was viewed as a "man of the people" whereas the guy tending his own manure and potatoes with his bare hands (John Adams) was viewed as an aristocratic monarchist lol
Who knew George Wallace wasn't 4 years too late for his movement, but about 60 years early.
What came across to me was how mature and adult everyone acted on these shows.
Yes it’s a million times better than anything today. Today’s mainstream shows are literally worthless if your interested in facts and a civil and intellectual conversation. It’s incredibly dishonest as well and is mostly blatant propaganda.
Dear Mr. Ford all those mature and polite people grew up with segregated schools - not the much lower standards of today along with the violence and endless profanity of government forced integrated schools . . .
All rudeness happened when Obama entered national politics, a legacy he left us.
@@ricardocolon1469
That's a lie. The tea party came on and were racist dogs. John McCain and Obama were fine with each other
@@ricardocolon1469 He didn't do anything worse than you just did...
Interestingly enough both of these men would survive being shot
Say what you want about him but George Wallace has a badass accent
He has that same southern accent the current governor of South Carolina has
I love wallace's bluntness...straight talk.
Yeah, straight up wrong. His side lost the Civil War. Lol
when wallace spoke they should have changed the titel to RACE and the Nation.
Wallace spent his political career appealing to nazis like you. After he was shot and paralyzed, he became humble and admitted that all of that blunt racist talk was wrong. In fact, he apologized to black Americans for the damage that he did to race relations. That video is here too, look it up.
@@larrywheels762 You're able to type while licking the boots of BLM thugs, comrade? Enjoy your victory!
@@larrywheels762 And yet Wallace came closer to the White House than Jefferson Davis or Robert E Lee did. Wallace was a populist that touched the nerve of the so-called "silent majority" and "regular" folk that Nixon was quick to copy and capitalize on. Ironically, Wallace in his words did not seek to divide people by race but rather kept it tame by "law abiding" vs "anarchist" or "communist". Whereas Nixon devised a strong strategy of racial division to sail into office.
In 1968 reagan still looked like his 1980 counterpart.
It's the Hollywood vaccine m
adrenochrome?
People haven't changed a day. Same issues then and exact same issues now. Politics is a never ending cycle
Watching old debates shocked me with this observation as well.
Well George we certainly need your wisdom in our cities today!
I love how you actually have a playlist full of children’s shows. Guys like wallace need to come after you.
You know George was pro integration his fist run for governor right?
@@HeckOffCommie Well I wouldn't say that he was "pro-integration" rather he wasn't trying to "outnigger" his opponent. He was a moderate who was for maintaining the established order. His loss in that campaign is what caused his political reset.
People waking up
If there is a time for segregation it's now
The parallels with today are astonishing!
RIP
Ronald Reagan
(1911-2004)
and
George Wallace
(1919-1998)
George Wallace is a racist
Yet he won over 90% of the black vote in the 1982 Alabama Governor race…
By then he had moderated his positions on race and had apologized for his actions regarding segregation.
@@blackcorsair8466 That's right, he became a redeemed man.
@Timothy Crawford Segregation was literally evil. Forcing individuals into different classes based on race is evil, no way around that. Burn in hell you bastard.
1:42 I 1000% percent agree with George Wallace law and order that’s what Donald Trump is saying, without saying it right now as we speak
Wallace is right about anarchy
Even a broken clock is right twice a day. Lol.
He's talking about using violence against Dr. Martin Luther King jr. And his supporters..
@@cornpop1157These people are ok with rioting as long as there's MAGA hats on their heads!
@@treeman2660The so-called "insurrectionists" who protested on capitol hill on jan 6 2021 killed a grand total of 0 people.
The BLM/Antifa riots killed 19 people at least.
he's not really talking about "anarchists", hes talking about using violence against civil rights and anti war protestors. He's using southern strategy language to cloak his true feelings.
The man who was a great President and the man who would've been an interesting President, to say the least.
george wallace wanted segregation to be reinstated
Two of the greatest men of the century, and that’s a fact!
Ok racist
An actor and a johnie reb
@@larrywheels762 You're a sex tourist.
The F you talking about? They are not similar at all. They were from different sides of the isle for a reason.
If Reagan was the Nominee instead of Nixon and Rockefeller was the VP. George Wallace would have been a 2 state winner. The actor was more liked than Nixon. Nixon would have been a member of the cabinet and Agnew in a prison cell instead of paying a fine.
You didn’t understand Wallace. Reagan wasn’t ready and Nixon was.
@@NOLABureau I understood he was shot.
First of all, Reagan had the hearts of some conservatives in 1968, but he didn't have the backing of southern powerhouses. Reagan may have been stronger than Nixon in the south and west, but he would have been weaker than Nixon in the East and Midwest. States like Illinois, New Jersey, Missouri, and possibly Wisconsin would have gone to Humphrey. Also without Thurmond's active backing, Reagan would have likely lost South Carolina to Wallace.
@@johndavis8669
He wasn't shot until 1972
@@johndavis8669 I understand he lied about his true position.
For those that don't know,
George Wallace is talking about those that marched with Martin Luther King jr.
Nope. He’s talking about rioters and looters……unless you think that’s what the people marching with King were doing
@@20nout61people rioted after kings assassination riot is the language of the unheard
I’m with Wallace here..
You fell for his tactic. Sad.
@@MrGraceyou haven't woken up. Sad
just say you hate black people, if only yall could be as blunt as Wallace
Wallace very misunderstood
Why?
How?
Please give an explanation?
He was a good man.
@@kayvan671 I think an overgeneralization and simplification of his beliefs on race are good place to start
@@mikemoore8808
I saw many documentaries about George Wallace.
He was a Liberal at the begining of his political carrier.
And he later turned to racism because that was the only way how to get elected in Alabama, at the time.
I love governor Wallace
Racist
@@ImmanuelSaveswhat did you expect from alabama
@@ImmanuelSaves apart from his racist views, ehich he began moderating by the 1970s, he was actually very intresting. That's why he is one of the best performing 3rd party candidates that never became president
@@justisolated5621 yeah those 9 million Klan member really turned out. Wallace’s electoral success wasn’t a byproduct of him being a transformational candidate, it was a splinter inside the Dem party that lashed out. Most his votes were southern (imagine that) and his plan, w his southern old school dem support, was to prevent anyone from obtaining the needed EC votes but all he did was give the election to Nixon lol Nixon and Humphrey were even. All that ass hat Wallace did, via his fellow southern klan members, was give the election to Nixon.
What are you talking about?
@@justisolated5621 so not only did he help dems not win, he wanted to destroy the election willingly bc of civil rights. I’m sure the guy was smart but what the fuck does it matter if he’s interesting?
He’s a racist pig and the US is better off him and his influence is dead.
Your comment is a cousin of ‘Hitler actually did some interesting things’ lmao
Omg Wallace's Southern Accent is just comical :D
So is your accent
😂😂It is funny-Southern as hell 😅
Love both these men
And what party was Wallace? We seem to always forget that...
he was actually first a democrat and then went to a third party way
@ Alsoo the party of segregation
Segregation and white supremacy are common sense? Stfu drumpftard
Wallace was a racist fascist piece of trash and so is Drumpfshit, you drumpftard
@Jan Pearson The order of Satan, you drumpftard
This was a return on the search reverse speech.
Respects!
Is that Bill Stout?
George Wallace 2024
He dead, chap
@@BritishRepublicsn bullshit, Wallace '24 🇺🇸
Two great men.
so true
American National Socialism Wow great come back and we have done things called the civil rights movement and you call yourself a socialist when in fact you are a fraud
American National Socialism but a racist
George Wallace isn’t a great man
@@troyrobinson3899 Why do you say that?
The funny thing is if wallace didn't have such a large racist background he probably would've gotten at least 1 democratic nomination
Bruh.... check your history. Look into him as a judge, rep and protégé of Tim Folson and his first primary for governor. Then get back to me 'k?!
@@HeckOffCommie I already know he was a more moderate democrat the first time he went for the governorship but he's known now for his strong pro segregation platform
@@emmanuellawyer8562 well that's because he wanted power and a job. He didn't have anything else to fall back on. Politics was all he had for a job. Same thing we can say about Joke I've been here for half a century Biden.
He was nearest in '72, but was stopped by a paralyzing assassination attempt.
Rest in Peace the great legends Sir George Wallace,Sir Ronald Reagan, Sir Barry Goldwater and Sir Strom Thurmond 😊😊😊😊😊😊
They probably burning in u know what
These 4 are 4 completely different people. Reagan & Goldwater were pro civil rights just check the voting. George was pro civil rights but he sacrificed that position for power. Strom was a b-stard and although he supposedly changed his views who's to say it was genuine and he wasn't still racist like Robert Bird who was right up to the end right next to his racist buddy Joe Biden.
@@odeeeee89May they Roast In Peace with Hitler. Reagan wasn't as bad but the others STINK!
Rest in peace Sir George Wallace and Ronald Reagan
George Wallace was a confederate my guy
@@chbo8045 good
@@chbo8045 🤣🤣🤣 You sure are a sucker. You obviously don't know a lick about the history of the Alabama rep and protégé of Tim Folson a liberal, slight secretive pro integration governor of Alabama. George whom said, "If I can't treat you fair & equally regardless of your race then I don't deserve to be your governor" and then he lost primary for governor. From then on he told his second in command "we're not going to be out (explicitive) like that again" hence his turn to the big lie position and the dark side out of hunger for power. That is until he was shot 5 times and then he was quick to spill the beans on himself of being a fraud and just another power hungry politician. Poor Democrat b----and!
Rest in piss bozos
@@theleader4620 It's good that he was a judas to this country?
George Wallace shouldve been president.
These men are literal kings. RIP
Kings? 😂 reagan is in hell waiting for heaven to trickle down to him and wallace is stuck in hell because heaven is for non sinners only
More like clowns
@@TheOne-rz7qgwallace was a SUPER ignorant clown. I know exactly were Trump got his looting and shooting phrase now!
Long live Sir George wallace s ,Sir Barry Goldwater s and Sir Ronald Reagans legacy 🙏 💙 🥰😍😇
George Wallace was a brilliant politician who could have become president if he wanted to. Yet he sacrificed his dreams by saying what he really felt he had to say and I truly consider him a hero for it. We need more people like that coming out of the South. God bless Dixie.
Racist
Do you consider Hitler a brilliant politician? Do you admire him because he spoke his mind and said what he truly believed?
@@MrGrace yes
WTF in gosh names are you talking about? The man lost his primary nomination for governor saying what he truly felt so he schemed and sold a lie like many politicians and thus his presidential hopes were as high as they ever could be acept of course he was shot 5 times because he was wronly socially excused of being a "nazi", because his big lie to the nation. I guess as they say, "it couldn't happen to a better (or worse) (politician)!"
@@MrGrace Bruh. Check your GD HISTORY! That wasn't his real position. You're seeing history through the narrow lens they give you. Do your own research k.
Reinassance Great Southerners
Reagan would be called an Electabro today
A what?
@@HeckOffCommie Someone obsessed with the electability pf republicans, from what I can gather
For those who are interested in Alternate History, here’s a video on him becoming president!
ruclips.net/video/pDgAtSBtlCg/видео.htmlsi=ifW999J7QrzroTgD
That rhetoric sounds familiar🤔
People hear what they want to hear but that does not mean that it's necessarily the truth.
The riots, endless crime they look familiar also . . . 🤔
www.knoxnews.com/story/news/crime/2017/08/24/archives-horror-christian-newsom-killings-focus-what-happened-chipman-street/597805001/
www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2017/10/11/jessica-chambers-mississippi-murder-trial/753723001/
@@jaylopes8489 That’s desegregation for you.
@@AReyes-uw6qf 🎯 100%
Exactly ! The 1964 extra Rights Act set the stage for today's problems, basically legal reverse discrimination, now the government is shoving the "parades" down our throat - yeah those parades . . .
👋🇵🇹
@@jaylopes8489 I think we need to look further back, perhaps the thirteenth amendment ...
I will agree with Wallace on one thing. Anarchy. Still to this day cities are lax on careless criminal behavior. Now, his position on Segregation I obviously don’t agree with lol.
Okay
I see why they popped a cap in Wallace
They "popped" 5 into him most likely because he was wrongly socially excused of being a "nazi". Geese, I wonder where I've seen that before. ...Well, besides the Algeria genocide and such (nervous laugh)😬😓😨😰
Thats when it started
I would take knocking in the heads of many people. Rest in peace Sir George Wallace,Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater 🥰🥰😇😇😇
Yep. 👍 Jan 6 is a GREAT example. And if you don't agree than might be a hypocrite.
Wallace was the best governor
Based George Wallace!
Some of y'all are weird, giving respect and praise to a hardline segregationist
Wallace sound like tucker Carlson. It's crazy how long ago this was but nothing has changed
George Wallace seemed like a very angry man
I agree he was a DEMOCRAT! ROLL TIDE!
In the end of his life he became a born again christian and sought to ask forgiveness for his segregationist beliefs and ran a third term in 1983 where he had a lot of support from the african american comunnity
@@deathsite95 Just maybe he was angry seeing cities burning . . . Just like they are today - there's no George Wallace anymore to stop them . . . The mob is free to take & do what they want . . . This is called "moving forward"
@@cheesymcsqueesy4185 He had a lot of African support in the end because just like LBJ started to pander to Africans - why ? - he was on a wheelchair, in constant need of a nurse - which happened to be African - now if your in a wheelchair and need to be fed - wouldn't you become your nurses puppet . . .
Interesting that you left that point out - like he just one day magically wanted riots & looting for his community . . .
The riots and endless crime of today are the by-product of 60 years of liberal policies - true conservatives died with Strom Thurmond & Wallace before he was shot . . .
@@jaylopes8489 Wallace one of the most powerful names in America yet couldn't ask for a different nurse? Notice how earlier in Wallace's career he was very soft on the racial rhetoric, its only when he became a full on segregationist did he start winning elections. Wallace was an opportunist. Not to mention the other "true conservative", Thurmond had an affair with a black woman. Racism in politics has always been about leading weak idiots like you into a polling booth so you can feel stronger than you really are.
You tell me, which one of these two men is more Trumpian?
Both sound like they are using 100% common sense.
@@hitmangfx7162 wallace is more trumpian
@@bolentinomayo6031 Reagan was a far more elegant speaker. one of the greatest in political history. Wallace and Trump both have a rough and rugged blue collar appeal.
More like Trump is more Wallacian
@@HayastAnFedayi AL least Wallace actualy changed in his last years.
It showing Reagan tried from 1960 for republic candidate but he always failed in 1980 the finally he got chance
Wallace’s rhetoric sounds awfully familiar.
I can’t believe your comparing Wallace to Trump one is a segregationist and a racist who seems to have started the riots of today and seems to have inspired police brutality while the other Made America Great again
Trump
I agree, very similar to the Drumphff 🙂
George wallace was legendary
Long live democratic socialism and sir reagan and sir wallace
Wut
God Bless George Wallace!
weird
God bless Babylon!
The South lost, cry harder
@@jacobcorbin1 the South rises today, ma'am.
@@jameskirk5906 Personally, I’m not a fan of *losers* who can’t get over an embarrassing defeat.
My first vote for president was cast for George Wallace.
I'll be sure to tell the press and the history books.
Ronald Reagan sounds sane here even though I despise what he has done to this country
Back when the republican party was the responsible adult party while the democrats were the cool uncle who gave you stuff you wanted.
Glad to see uncle hasn't changed one bit...
It’s responsible to oppose vaccinations and allow nearly 1,000,000 people to die in the Covid pandemic in the United States?
I wonder if Wallace might actually stand a chance in elections today. That thought is so sad. This dude was an infamous racist, a huge supporter of segregation. To see any wisdom in his words is a mistake in judgement. He reminds me of Trump in a way.
Amazingly enough they both believed the same thing. Reagan was just more surreptitious and complacent about racism because he lived in the suburbs and had rich black friends. Reagan was so far detached from reality it was really amazing.
No, they really didn't. Wallace ran on a lot left of center ideas in 1968. Expanding social security and Medicare, banning right to work laws, and denouncing concentration of wealth...he was actually more Huey Long than Ronald Reagan.
What leads you to believe that Reagan was racist? He knew well that it was a serious issue but he felt that it was most effectively dealt with by legislatures and that wasn't the office he was running for. If he really was racist then why was he the only Governor to send a black person as their personal representative to meetings out of his state? 50 people had the opportunity to do that, and Reagan was the only one to take advantage of the opportunity, which was really more of an advantage for the representative. If you want proof of his belief that racism was most effectively handled by legislation then go watch his debate on Town Meeting of the World with Robert F. Kennedy and read a few of his conversations with Barry Goldwater. The man wasn't racist, and I don't give a rip that he said "monkey" because that's taken out of context.
In the 40s-70s the term monkey was used to describe someone you didn't like regardless of race. It was in the 90s when it became a racial slur. The two African Ambassadors to the UN were socialist, and God knows that Reagan hated the socialists and communists, so he referred to them as monkeys. The comment about shoes was in reference to the belief that communist and socialist countries had a largely poor population because of unfair, unnecessary and cruel actions by the government. That remark was meant as criticism of the governmental ideology, not the two ambassadors themselves.
@@neecicoleman1690 bro did a whole 180 to defend racism
Reagan was a piece of shit traitor who signed an amnesty bill, the only "racism" he carried was against the White people that voted him in.
@@dongf5628It actually makes sense tbf, and even when you look at Reagan's film career early on, he was in movies where he fought against the KKK
1968 Racist vs Racist
Truth and more truth
Idiot
Racist is Yiddish for White
I miss George. ROLL TIDE!!!!