Kathy Barnette: LBJ's Confession, Black Pastors Were Paid Off, and the 60-Year Betrayal

Kathy Barnette grew up on a pig farm — no running water, no insulation, an outhouse out back — in the very home of her great-great-great grandmother Rhoda, who was a slave. She has the blood of slaves forcing through her veins. And nobody told her she was a victim. Today she's exposing what the Democrat Party has done to Black America for over 60 years — and the people who helped them do it. In this raw, unfiltered conversation with Joe Pags, Kathy reveals: LBJ's own words — what he said in private about keeping Black voters locked to the Democrat Party for 70 years The Black pastors who were paid off to allow abortion clinics into Black neighborhoods — and told young Black women to use them Margaret Sanger and Planned Parenthood's stated mission to "weed out" Black people from society How Black America was actually thriving before 1964 — more doctors, more lawyers, more intact families than ever — and what the Great Society destroyed Why 80% of Black children in New York City are now growing up without a father in the home The feminism trap set for Black women — and why it's backfiring on an entire generation Kathy Barnette ran for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania. She didn't just survive the Democrat machine — she's naming it. Subscribe. Share. This conversation needs to be heard.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.