WUSA (1970) on Netflix

Plot summary

Rheinhardt drifts into New Orleans and runs into Farley, an old acquaintance running a scam as a preacher in a shelter; Farley owes him money and pays part of it back. In a bar, a pimp threatens Geraldine, believing she is working his turf. Rheinhardt and Geraldine end up living together in cheap housing ringed by hippies. He takes a job at WUSA, a conservative talk radio station, reading its reactionary editorials on air even though he disagrees with them, while socializing with hippies who hate the station. Matthew Bingamon, who owns WUSA, holds white supremacist views and broadcasts propaganda, insisting something is wrong with the country and that the past was better. A neighbor, Morgan Rainey, surveys welfare recipients, guided to them by a wealthy man named Clotho.