David Zweig: how and why the reality of Covid was censored

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Marshall Matters

The Spectator

47 episodes

2 months ago

What is the state of the arts? Winston Marshall, musician and co-founder of the band Mumford & Sons, explores the taboo and totemic issues within the creative industries in a series of interviews with artists, musicians, actors, comedians, and more…

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David Zweig: how and why the reality of Covid was censored

Marshall Matters

1 hour 7 minutes 6 seconds

2 years ago

David Zweig: how and why the reality of Covid was censored

Winston speaks with Twitter files journalist David Zweig just as the Twitter files scandal goes to congress. They discuss the significance of the hearing, Big Tech/government censorship, what he uncovered when working on the story, the failure of journalists and government during Covid, myocarditis, mask-efficiency, and the link between free speech and bodily autonomy.

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