The bit about Luther being the first all Christians are a priesthood of believers-- in fact, the Apostle Peter first wrote that (1 Peter 2:9).
He's right that Protestant Progressivism became evil once it was divorced from God, and that is what led to the French Revolution, the guillotines, Reign of Terror, the Goddess of Reason, and all that. And it led to a dictator (Napoleon). And he's right that Progs have perverted the doctrines of Christianity into such idiocy as global warming and "white privilege."
He's right about Communism coming to America after WWII. And after the fall of the SovUnion, Progressivism kicked into high gear in the US and Europe.
I think he's right about Progs supporting democracy, and democracy being evil, but I know a lot of people in the Tea Party movement, that despite his claims, think that pure democracy necessarily leads to despotism and the tyranny of the majority, and think (as the Founders did) that democracy has to be restrained (which is what the Constitution was supposed to do, but didn't).
He's right about not everyone being equal, but this is not what Jefferson meant when he wrote, "all men are created equal." However, the Progs mean equality in the same way that the French Revolutionaries mean it.
More when I watch the rest.
He points out that we of the Tea Party THINK we are some sort of firewall against the evils of democracy, but that in spirit and ideology we actually are just a slowed-down version of it, and of the progs’ march.