Winston Marshall
speaker
891 appearances
6 recordings
5 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 13 May
Winston Marshall’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And Marx is considered... Yes, and they have dumb ideas about Israel and Gaza. I've seen polling like a third of the people under 30 think it might be worth another try, communism. In Russia? No, in here.
Well, in Russia. Probably Russia too. I saw a poll recently that Stalin is still considered the greatest leader. Absolutely. People like a strong man.
People like a strong man, they do.
But I'll say this about that soccer team. They never phoned it in.
Yeah, exactly. And it's relevant to this, right? That could be my rap name, OG cancellation.
Right after 9-11, yes. Where were you? How old were you? I was in school. In 2001? 2001, I was... You were in high school or something?
But it got on your radar or you read about it later? I read about it later. Okay.
Well, it's so interesting. The arc of my career could be like the plot of something because it's full circle in the sense of 2001, I get canceled by the right for saying something that the left loved about me. Islam, basically. I was saying they're terrorists, but they're not cowards. Fast forward two years later.
No, not at all. Right, okay. And it's not a gag today.
They stayed with the suicide mission. They're not cowards. Okay, America did not want to hear that. But then later, like the left always wants to cancel me because I'm clear-eyed about Islam. post 9-11 and before I was also but I mean it wasn't really an issue then but like uh yeah Sharia law, not compatible with Western civilization.
And you say that and half the woke people just walk right out of the room that cannot even be heard, even though it's completely true. And that's called Islamophobia in their minds. So it's exactly switched around. Now it's the left who can't take the truth about Islam. Isn't that funny? First the right can't, now the left can't.
And that fits into my theory that when historians write the history of our country in this age, they won't break it down into the factions we do. They'll just say, as a people... They were stupid about this, this, this, and this. And you can find it on both sides.
I mean, I would still say more on the right. They scare me more and are more often virulent about how they would carry out some of this stuff.
That was a big thing in the 90s when my first show, Politically Incorrect, was on the air. That was a big issue. Tipper Gore was Al Gore, Vice President Al Gore, Democrat. His wife was all about these rappers have got to go. And it's not like she was completely wrong. I mean, I don't believe in censorship of any kind. But she wasn't wrong. that it was a bad influence on kids.
I mean, I just feel, I always felt it was like the perfect revenge that black people got on white people. Like, okay, you treated us so bad for a long time, and now we're going to write lyrics to songs that your white kids in the suburbs are going to listen to, and your daughter's going to want to be a hoe. And that's our revenge on you, and it's just the beginning.
You deserve it, and I'm sure white people do.
I mean, it was probably the same thing I was just talking about with you. When the bright hot light turns on you, it's not a good feeling. I mean, it's not a warm, bathed in a warm glow kind of light. It's like an interrogation lamp light times a terrible... tanning bed and you just feel singed. Was that your first sort of controversy? No, no.
But it was the one that, you know, rose to the level of getting me fired. I mean, all the sponsors pulled out and then it was just a matter of time. I mean, I never blamed the network for firing me. You can't keep a show on the air if it has no sponsors. You know, I mean...
The shows we did, this happened on November, of course, September 11th. That was a Tuesday. All the shows all across America were off the air that week. No comedy, just the news. Okay, we get that. Then we all went back to work the next week. So Monday after September 11th, September 17th, what I call the tragic events of 9-17. And that's a guy on the panel, a super hardcore conservative guy.
I mean, I would call him nutcase conservative guy. I mean, since then. He wasn't such a nutcase then, but he went, I mean, full, I don't know, past MAGA. But he said, he's the one who said it. He said, the terrorists weren't cowards, they were warriors. And I just agreed. And then he was in a cab, never asked about it again. And then some disc jockey in Texas who, this was so instructive about it,
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