Discussion on Jewish Influence in Media

The Jewish professors flood the universities.

Let's put it that way.

And that was not the case prior to the Second World War.

It was not the case prior to the Second World War.

And after the Second World War, especially by the time

you get to the second half of the 50s,

it's really, I mean, to be perfect, it's a meritocracy.

Medical school, law school, this, that, and the other.

And the Jewish professors will flood the universities way

out of proportion to their numbers in the population.

There is a culture, is what I always

try to call your attention to, the seminal role

of television, a medium dominated by Jews.

It's a fact.

Who made CBS?

Who made NBC?

Who made NBC?

There's your answer.

Look at the names.

Okay?

Now, by the second half of the 50s,

TV is in its heyday as a formative influence

on American life.

Anybody old enough to remember, the family has one house

and they have one TV in the living room

and everybody watches the show.

You see?

What do you call it?

The television by the 57, 58 is in a super powerful mode.

Now, a famous head of the FCC once said

that television is a vast wasteland.

That was under Kennedy.

Fine, let it be so.

There's no antisemitism.

That's my point.

The most powerful institution in American culture

is devoid of antisemitism

because the guy's in charge of Jewish.

Now, I didn't say that they push messages

that a from Jew is necessarily comfortable with.

That's a different question.

But I'm saying over here that when they do a cowboy movie

and when they do a lawyer thing and all the rest of it,

whatever the message they're sending,

antisemitism is not part of the message.

In fact, quite the contrary.

By the second half of the 50s and afterwards,

it's a mild and therefore a very effective liberalism.

Okay?

The late 50s, early 60s are the heyday of American liberalism.

That's the great era of the civil rights advances.

It's a great era of the events and things

like the social security, the welfare, the Medicare

and all the rest of it.

Because the country and the culture

was into what they call a mild liberalism

and mild people can handle and it's quite effective.

When it gets too heavy and they start pushing

very much to the left, there's a pushback.

That's what happened later on.