Paul Harvey’s 1965 broadcast, “If I Were the Devil,” is often cited for its strikingly prescient observations about societal changes. His speech paints a chilling picture of how malevolent forces might undermine societal values and institutions.
Here’s a look at the speech and its relevance today:
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