Winston Marshall
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891 appearances
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5 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 13 May
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She could lose the right wing of her party. They could just go over to reform. The left wing could go over to Lib Dems. It can kind of fall apart. It's almost like, is that the realm for that conversation? Farage has a huge advantage. There's only five MPs that he's got. Right, right.
But they're anti-pluralist, which, by the way, is they accuse the populists of being anti-pluralist. But if you look at Trump's coalition, it's a pluralist coalition.
And Obama now, anti-pluralism, they can't say anti-populist anymore because that doesn't work. So they're anti-pluralist. But it was the Democrats. I heard your interview with Dean Phillips. What he's describing is a totalitarian party. Oh, absolutely.
And that's not happening just in the Democrat Party. That's been happening in the progressive movement. Yes, yes, definitely. Basically all American liberals. have this censoring, which, again, fits into my idea that hurty words, they think hurty words end up in genocide. And I would say that the opposition to that, what's happened in return, is Trump doesn't give a damn.
He says whatever he wants. Yes. All of that. And you have a kind of response to the virtue-signaling left is the vice-signaling right, where, you know, what's the most popular comedy show in the world? It's Kill Tony. Right, right. Where they find the meekest, these literally disabled people, and they will humiliate them on stage.
And everyone is going to have equal opportunities for humiliation, but it's very much a total antithesis of that that's happened at the cultural level.
And Top Gun went through the roof because there was no geology.
Love what you're doing.
Exactly.
Like you, I have a lot of messages from people that I probably would never have spoken to, because they're so famous, who would privately say, you know, I read that book by Andy Ngo, what's the problem? Right. I also think that it might be the case that you're right, that there's a... There's a critical mass now that the culture can shift.
But what I also see is that there's a double, it might be that the opposition are doubling down and they realize that they're losing. So, for example, you had Oliver Antonia Ark.
Now, when he blew up onto the storm in 2023 with his amazing song, Richmond, North of Richmond, If you look at the attacks he got, it was all ad hominem. This guy should have been, he was the counterculture. He was. Yes, yes. He was a hero. He was a working class Rust Belt. He should have been the hero. Well, like J.D. Vance, really. Like J.D. Vance. He was the musical version of J.D. Vance.
And you'd think that this was, you know, they always virtually signalling and say it's all about the working people. Here was your hero on a plate. They didn't just ignore him. They wrote all these hit pieces like right-wing influencers have found their new hero. This happened in the film industry as well with the Sound of Freedom film.
And I know you interviewed Tim Ballard, the subject of the film. The attacks from the media were just utterly shocking. Here was a film exposing child sexual exploitation. Here was a film exposing the most evil thing, really, that you could imagine. It might be the most evil thing going on in America. It's a hard competition. A hard competition.
And their response was to slander Ballard with all these accusations, called it conspiratorial, say it's a 4chan film. They just did everything they can to take it down. And even, it made a fortune. It actually slayed at the box office.
So what you're seeing with those attacks is that they're no longer ignoring, they're attacking because that's maybe the last gasps of this era, of this period, where there'll be, I hope anyway, I pray that we'll break on through, and get to the other side where it's like, you can talk normally again.
I think we're probably there in certain, like I mentioned, Kill Tony or, you know, the podcast circuit. People don't care anymore. And people watch those in droves. But these last industries, I mean, theater's supposedly the worst of the lot. So we'll see what happens there. But I see it maybe moving in that direction.
We'll see.
No, I know. That's what I want to talk about. The biggest podcasts in this country are all mainstream media. Or rather, the mainstream media ideology. And we can talk about that.
Apart from saying it was phenomenal, I mean, it feels like the Overton Widger window was edged on a few topics, whether it was net zero or talking about culture, as we've described a little bit in this, in this conversation. And I think that's something that people like Douglas Murray is so good. It's like articulating what's in the zeitgeist, but not yet been said.
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