While 40 million people may not have been "literary starving", they were certainly living in poverty - while a "select group of rich people continued to grow richer". The USA are also the "quintessence of an unjust" (inherited wealth, the richer you get the easier it is to make more money etc.) "capitalist system that keeps millions of people below the official poverty line."
There are a ton of "failures of providing for basic human needs" (health care, sufficient nutrition, housing, education).
You can certainly argue that "you people are receiving military brainwashing from films such as Rambo" (okay, not the best example, but there are plenty of other good ones).
"On racial and social problems, the USA" IS "a country plagued by discrimination", though the claim whether the situation was getting worse rather than better is debatable (it certainly got better historically, whether it looked like that is another matter). "No equality of opportunity with neither blacks nor hispanics getting a fair chance in american society" is still true today.
And portraying the US political system as "an oligarchy ruled by big capitalists who control the impoverished masses" was certainly accurate back then, and even more so today with super-PACs and private campaign contributions. "Lulled by demagogy of politicos whose services has been bought by capital" is also a very apt description, especially when looking at the culture war, health care and other such issues which do involve a lot of demagogy.
Opposition to the Vietnam war was done by "peace fighters who were oppressed on a massive scale by the US secret police", the only inaccurate part about that being that the police doing so was not secret.
So, there is a lot of stuff reported by the soviet media that was certainly not made up, and not even really exaggerated.
It's still propaganda of course, but so is this video.