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My Appearance on the Andrew Carrington Hitchcock Show



In today’s show originally broadcast on May 19 2018, EuroFolkRadio’s Andrew Carrington Hitchcock interviews Clint Lacy, for a show entitled, “An Analysis Of The Movie Ride With The Devil.”

We discussed: Clint’s recent articles for The Barnes Review and the American Free Press; the Wikipedia description of the, “Ride With The Devil,” movie, and the flaws in their description; why the studio who distributed this film limited its’ distribution, with no regard for the fact that the studio subsequently lost money on the movie; Clint’s synopsis of the movie; how Quantrill was not the barbarian that he was portrayed in the movie, and was actually a strict disciplinarian who saved many lives; the differences between the movie and the documented historical account of what actually occurred; how fortunately the historical accuracy of the movie outweigh its’ inaccuracies; how Hollywood’s primary purpose is spreading propaganda; the ongoing censorship on YouTube; how to protect yourself from being tracked on the internet; alternatives to popular social media platforms; and many other topics.
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