The Winston Marshall Show

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In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with investigative journalist Andy Ngo to expose the growing influence of Antifa and the radical left across Europe.
We explore the violent riots sweeping France, the alleged links between Antifa militants and mainstream left-wing politicians, and the networks helping to organise and fund political unrest. Andy explains why he believes Western governments and the media are turning a blind eye to left-wing extremism, and how an unlikely alliance between radical leftists and Islamists is taking shape.
We also discuss his explosive new book, The Zizians: Inside a Trans Death Cult, investigating a mysterious Silicon Valley group linked to multiple deaths, and what its story reveals about radicalisation, ideology and political violence.
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Chapters 00:00 Antifa's Role in Europe's Violent Riots
07:14 How Antifa Is Organised
13:38 The Antifa Killing That Shocked France
20:14 Why the Right Underestimates Left-Wing Violence
28:30 Who Funds Antifa?
35:00 What Does Antifa Actually Want?
41:58 Why the Mainstream Left Supports Antifa
45:35 The Alliance Between Antifa and Islamists
54:40 The History of Antifa in Europe
01:02:58 Inside the Zizians: A Trans Death Cult

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In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with Nissar Hussain, a former Muslim who converted to Christianity and faced nearly two decades of persecution for abandoning Islam.
Nissar reveals how he was brutally attacked outside his home in Bradford, the death threats and intimidation his family endured, and why he believes the police failed to protect him. We explore his extraordinary conversion, the Church of England's alleged betrayal, apostasy, Sharia law and the failures of multiculturalism.
Finally, Nissar delivers a powerful warning about religious freedom, Britain's changing identity and the consequences of standing by his Christian faith.

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Chapters
00:00 They Tried to Kill Me for Leaving Islam
02:48 The Death Threats Against Nissar Hussain
09:07 The Brutal Attack That Nearly Killed Him
14:41 Why Did the Police Fail to Protect Him?
17:43 How a Muslim Teenager Discovered Christianity
28:38 Secretly Baptised and Betrayed by His Family
37:19 How His Brother's Death Brought Him Back to Christ
39:33 Persecuted by His Muslim Neighbours
47:10 Bradford's Multiculturalism Crisis
51:08 How the Church of England Abandoned Him
57:07 Has the Church of England Betrayed Christianity?
01:03:39 Why Britain's Churches Are Becoming Mosques
01:10:08 The Documentary That Made Him a Target
01:15:10 Has Multiculturalism Failed Britain?
01:22:19 His Warning to Muslims Who Want to Leave Islam

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In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with Cambridge historian Professor Robert Tombs to discuss the rewriting of British history, the rise of woke ideology in our schools and universities, and whether Britain is losing its national identity. We explore how institutions like Cambridge University, the National Trust and Britain's leading museums have embraced decolonisation, why the British Empire is increasingly portrayed as a force for evil, and the growing influence of left-wing ideology on education. Robert challenges the prevailing narratives surrounding slavery, colonialism and Winston Churchill, including controversial claims about his responsibility for the Bengal famine. We also discuss the Crusades, the Holocaust, mass immigration and the difficulties of teaching a shared national history in an increasingly divided society. Finally, we confront perhaps the most important question of all: what does it mean to be British, and can a country survive without a common identity?
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Chapters
00:00 How Woke Is British Education?
06:28 How the Left Took Control of British Culture
10:32 When Did Britain Start Hating Its Own History?
13:05 How American Race Politics Infected Britain
16:16 Decolonisation & the Rise of Anti-Westernism
23:51 Rousseau, the Enlightenment & Western Self-Hatred
28:38 How Nationalism Became a Dirty Word
33:21 How DEI Took Over Cambridge University
41:52 Can Britain's Divided Society Ever Be United?
47:03 Why Schools Avoid Teaching the Crusades & Holocaust
50:33 Can British History Unite the Next Generation?
56:01 Why Churchill Should Be Taught as a Hero
59:00 Churchill & the Bengal Famine: What Really Happened?
01:05:02 What Does It Actually Mean to Be British?
01:18:04 Can Britain Survive Without a Shared Identity?

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In this episode of The Winston Marshall Show, I sit down with bestselling historian James Holland to explore how the Second World War transformed the global order and whether the world built in 1945 is now falling apart. We discuss the rise and fall of the British Empire, the competing visions of Woodrow Wilson and Franklin D. Roosevelt, Churchill’s wartime leadership and the creation of the rules-based international order. We also debate the legacy of American power, the failures of modern political leadership, the decline of Britain and whether the West is abandoning the very principles that made it prosperous. As the post-war settlement comes under increasing strain, I ask James whether the world is heading towards a new era of global instability.

RECORD ON 3RD SEPTEMBER 2026

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Chapters
00:00 The World Before 1945
03:31 How the British Empire Dominated the World
09:07 Woodrow Wilson & the Birth of a New World Order
15:00 The Origins of the Rules-Based International Order
20:00 How Empires Shaped the Modern World
24:20 National Self-Determination & the Treaty of Versailles
27:19 Roosevelt's Vision for the Post-War World
33:57 Has the Post-War World Order Been a Success?
39:19 Why Ideology Can Be So Dangerous
43:00 Roosevelt, the New Deal & the American Economy
48:03 Why Defence Spending Isn't a Waste of Money
51:11 The Lessons of the Great Depression
54:55 Government Debt, Investment & Economic Growth
01:00:00 Why Britain Needs Pragmatism, Not Ideology
01:03:11 Have We Forgotten the Good of the British Empire?
01:09:05 What Britain Has Lost
01:12:00 Churchill, Roosevelt & the Four Freedoms
01:15:00 How James Holland Would Rebuild Britain's Military
01:18:42 Britain's Energy Crisis & National Infrastructure
01:21:06 Are We Already at War With Russia?
01:24:17 Has Britain Become Over-regulated?
01:27:05 Brexit, Immigration & Britain's Future
01:30:00 How America Became the World's Dominant Superpower
01:33:11 Truman, Hiroshima & the Atomic Bomb
01:36:00 Christianity & the Foundations of Western Democracy
01:39:43 Why British Communities Have Fallen Apart
01:42:12 Why Britain Abandoned Its Empire
01:45:00 What Does It Really Mean to Be British?
01:48:08 Why Churchill Refused to Surrender
01:51:02 Are British Schools Teaching History Properly?
01:54:09 The Crusades & How We Judge the Past
01:58:27 Was the British Empire Really Evil?

France is burning. Hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets, cars have been set ablaze, historic buildings attacked, businesses looted, and thousands arrested as violent unrest spreads across Europe. But what is really driving this chaos? In this monologue, I examine the extraordinary scenes unfolding in France, the role of mass immigration, Islam, radical left-wing ideology, and why decades of political decisions may have brought Western Europe to a dangerous breaking point. 

From Emmanuel Macron's vision of French identity to the legacy of Marxism, multiculturalism, decolonisation, and the education system, I explore how an entire generation has come to view its own country as the enemy. Drawing on conversations with Charles Gave and Katharine Birbalsingh, I investigate whether the unrest is simply the result of economic inequality and social frustration, or something far more profound. 

But the deeper I looked, the more I began to suspect that what we're witnessing isn't merely a French crisis. It's something much bigger, and the implications for Britain, America, and the future of Western civilisation are deeply disturbing.