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In this clip from the "The Rubin Report," BlazeTV host Dave Rubin shares a clip from "The View" in which co-host Joy Behar comments on Mumford and Sons banjo player, Winston Marshall, who left the band after he came under fire for tweeting about journalist Andy Ngos book about Antifa titled "Unmasked: Inside Antifas Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy". Watch how Joy dishonestly frames the story to smear Ngo, but co-host Meghan McCain wasnt having it: Want more from Dave Rubin? To enjoy more ho...

Marshall, 33, announced last week that he was quitting Mumford & Sons He had been the guitarist with the band, formed in 2007, for 14 years In March he tweeted that he had appreciated Andy Ngos book on Antifa Marshall told Bari Weiss that he felt liberated on leaving the band He said he was hounded for his views and accused of being a fascist and a Nazi 

 

Andy Ngos controversial book, Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan To Destroy Democracy in a since-deleted tweet. The banjoist explained his decision in a lengthy essay published to Medium, and on Tuesday (June 29) detailed the impact it had on his bandmates during an interview with BBC Radio 4’s Today show (via During the conversation, Marshall described the band getting attacked by "internet mobs" because of his words — something he felt awful about. “What was sort of unpleasant ...

Osborne lands museum job Labour has questioned the appointment of George Osborne, who presided over austerity cuts to England’s arts and museum budgets, as the new chair of the British Museum. Shadow heritage minister Alex Sobel said Osborne “has enough jobs already [and] doesn’t need another”. Osborne said he was “absolutely thrilled” to be joining the museum. 4 Blood test can detect cancer A trial has found that a blood test that can detect more than 50 types of cancer is accurat...

Winston Marshall will nur seine Meinung sagen können

Winston Marshall’s Brilliant Stand Against Cancel Culture By Brendan ONeill There is something both stirring and sad about Winston Marshall’s goodbye letter to Mumford & Sons after he found himself in the eye of a Twitterstorm for praising the work of anti-Antifa journalist Andy Ngo. It’s stirring because here we have a public figure making an enormous sacrifice – leaving the band he loves – in order that he might more freely express his political beliefs. That’s rare in this age...

The banjoist received backlash for praising right-wing journalist Andy Ngo's controversial book, 'Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan To Destroy Democracy.'

Winston Marshall issued a statement announcing his departure from Mumford & Sons.