Huey Long Speeches

Huey Long's Senate speeches became legendary, as he packed the public galleries. According to one Washington tourist guide, top stops were "White House, Monument, Capitol — and The Kingfish".

Below are selected speeches by Huey Long, many of which were also delivered on the radio and mailed to Share Our Wealth club members.

Senate Speeches

The following speeches were scanned from original Congressional Record copies and converted to PDF text.

• The Doom of America's Dream - April 4, 1932
• Wall Street's Outer Guard - April 29, 1932
• The Missing Stars - May 12, 1932
• People's Right to Fulfillment - December 6, 1932
• The Abyss Yawns for All - January 25, 1933
• Louisiana's Defense - February 21, 1933
• War Cry for World Democracy; To-day's Cry for American Dictatorship - March 13, 1933
• How America Can Be Adjusted - March 17, 1933 radio address (published March 23, 1933)
• St. Lawrence Waterway Treaty and Injustice to the Mississippi Valley - April 21, 1933
• Limitation of Fortunes – Spreading Wealth Among the Masses - May 12, 1933
• Our Constant Rulers - May 26, 1933
• J. P. Morgan & Co.'s Magazine Attack on Huey P. Long - June 10, 1933
• Victory Over the Helpless - June 15, 1933
• The Oil Industry - March 1, 1934
• Redistribution of Wealth - January 9, 1935 radio address (published January 14, 1935)
• Our Plundering Government - February 10, 1935 radio address
• Share Our Wealth - May 15, 1935
• Louisiana's Rights - July 19, 1935
• The Need of Truth and Sincerity in Mr. Roosevelt's Promises - July 19, 1935 radio address (published July 22, 1935)
• The Last Supper - July 23, 1935