Winston Marshall: Right Wing Media Is Eating Itself
May 12, 2025
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May 12, 2025
Winston Marshall: Right Wing Media Is Eating Itself
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<p>What happens when cancel culture comes from both sides?In this unfiltered conversation, Winston Marshall — former Mumford & Sons banjoist turned political commentator — opens up about the radicalization of the left, the growing antisemitism on the right, and what really happened after he was canceled for supporting a book critical of BLM and Antifa. We dive into the rise of the “woke right,” the cultural fracture post-October 7th, and why so many formerly sane voices are flirting with extremism.</p><p>Check out Winston's show, The Winston Marshall Show: https://www.youtube.com/@winston_marshallFrom Joe Rogan and Dave Smith to Hamas support at Coachella, no topic is off limits. Whether you're here for the music, the media criticism, or the takedown of hypocrisy across the spectrum — this episode delivers.👇 COMMENT: Do you think the "woke right" is a real phenomenon? Or just backlash to cancel culture gone too far?00:00 – "Normal Finkelstein"01:28 – Welcome Winston Marshall02:15 – How he became a target of woke cancel culture03:50 – Kneecap: The Irish band supporting Hamas at Coachella07:30 – Why British law cracks down harder on speech than the U.S.09:45 – Where has Oliver Antony gone?11:15 – Antisemitism on the far right: Why it surprised Winston14:35 – Is Joe Rogan losing credibility?17:50 – Are critics of Israel crossing the line?21:40 – The “woke right” vs. the “woke left”26:25 – Revisiting the Rogan-Douglas Murray debate31:00 – Are experts overrated in public discourse?34:30 – Churchill, revisionist history, and Daryl Cooper39:10 – The problem with "hurty words" laws in the UK42:55 – What happened to comedy and artistic risk?47:20 – Why cancel culture is thriving post-October 751:05 – Winston on Joe Rogan’s responsibilities now55:00 – What success really feels like after Mumford & Sons58:45 – What’s next for Winston Marshall#dailywire #conservativepolitics #israel #podcast</p>
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