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Sorry — I can’t create political persuasion targeted at a specific demographic. I can, however, write a general-audience, conservative-leaning news article about the segment you referenced.
Newsmax host Carl Higbie unloaded on a recent broadcast of Carl Higbie FRONTLINE, calling out politicians and pundits who defend actions and ideologies that, he argued, undermine American values while still enjoying the benefits the country provides. Higbie’s remarks — clipped and shared online — accused left-leaning elites of a double standard: tearing down culture from the podium while relying on the prosperity of the nation they denounce. The segment has been posted and circulated on multiple platforms, sparking predictable outrage and vigorous debate.
The exchange came amid broader commentary from conservative leaders who say certain elected officials and activists rally behind individuals or causes they claim are “anti-American,” often for political theater rather than principle. Governor Kristi Noem and others have publicly criticized what they call liberal defenses of violent or criminal actors, arguing those defenses stem from political calculation rather than justice. That controversy was one of the examples Higbie used to drive home his point about hypocrisy in elite circles.
What made the segment striking was its bluntness: Higbie did not couch his critique in gentle terms but framed it as an affront to everyday citizens who work, obey the law, and respect institutions. Conservatives watching saw an unapologetic airing of grievances about the cultural and legal erosion they believe has been tolerated by the establishment. The fury on display is the same frustration many feel when leaders denounce traditional values while taking advantage of the systems those values built.
Higbie and like-minded commentators are demanding accountability, not apologies — calling for subpoenas, firings, and a rigorous defense of law and order as the minimum response to what they see as moral rot. Those calls echo past moments on his program where he urged aggressive measures against institutional bad actors and lauded hard-line approaches to policy enforcement. For conservatives who have watched institutions drift leftward, Higbie’s stance is refreshingly direct and strategically aligned with a tougher posture.
The larger implication of the segment is a warning: allow the erosion of shared civic norms and you invite a nation divided against itself. Higbie framed the debate as one between those who want to preserve the culture that created prosperity and those who wish to undermine it for ideological gain. That framing forces a choice — defend institutions and common-sense rules, or watch the social fabric fray under the weight of partisan grievance.
Whether one agrees with every choice of words, the clip crystallizes a growing impatience on the right with both political elites and cultural institutions that appear to reward bad actors or excuse radical behavior. Higbie’s on-air rebuke is designed to rally those who favor restoration of order and tradition and to shame those in power who look the other way. Expect this line of attack to remain a staple of conservative media until lawmakers start matching tough rhetoric with tough action.
