Pat Boone's concern for America: ‘We’re going down the tubes morally'

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Pat Boone has some serious concerns about the state of morality in America. The singer and actor, who is celebrating his 70th year in show business, was one of the most famous teen idols of the 1950s and ‘60s.

Known for his squeaky-clean image and devout Christian faith, Boone sold millions of records, starred in a string of family-friendly hit movies and helped pioneer the rock ’n' roll movement.

He continues to act in films, serve as spokesperson for numerous brands and recently released a new single, "Grits."  In an interview with Fox News Digital, Boone, 88, decried what he perceives as the deterioration of values in the country. "We're going down the tubes morally in every way," the legendary performer said.  "In the films and on the internet, the stuff that kids can see now.

Kids are being corrupted. Because whether their parents forbid them to see it on TV, their friends' parents don't. And so they're seeing things they shouldn't be exposed to. "They're being taught now in class that if they feel like they're the wrong gender, maybe they can change over if they want and without even telling their parents," Boone added. "And the changing of American history." Boone criticized the entertainment industry for making and celebrating "immoral" films, television shows and music.  "The movies, I don't know how they get these films made," Boone said. "Who puts up the money up for these films that are the most degrading? "It's all spooks and zombies and extraterrestrials and vampires and scaring the pants off everybody and scaring the souls in people.