Ep. 2565 Nancy Pelosi HUMILIATED at Oxford Debate!!

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Nancy Pelosi gets humiliated at an Oxford debate, by a banjo player no less, who stood up and faithfully defended the worldwide populist revolt in the face of one of our most corrupt politicians!

Winston Marshall, the former banjoist for the band Mumford and Sons, faced Nancy Pelosi at the Oxford Student Union debate on whether populism is a threat to democracy. This is one of the most brutal takedowns of Pelosi yet.

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Highlights:

• “Far from being opposed to democracy, populism, as Winston rightly pointed out, is democracy! It is the literal outworking of the rule of the ‘demos’, the people, as opposed to a corrupt oligarchical elite, like Nancy Pelosi.”
• “This whole notion that populism is somehow anti-democratic is the very definition of projection. It’s the very definition of projecting onto others the very sins that the corrupt elites are committing!”

Timestamps:

[01:36] Why populism is not a threat to democracy

[03:37] How the establishment and the far-left is now a part of the aristocratic elite

[08:07] Who is the real threat to democracy

[11:27] Winston’s brilliant defense of populism as the very soul of democracy

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