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I was reading about this guy Winston Marshall, the banjo player in Mumford and Sons.

This guy tweeted out that he liked a book. It's a book called Unmast. I never heard of it.

You never heard of it. It's apparently not favorable to Antifa, so it's criticizing Antifa.

Okay, people write books. He tweeted out, finally, had the time to read your important book,

you're a brave man, to the author. And this is his apology. Again, so Soviet. Over the past few

days I have come to can better understand the pain caused by the book I endorsed. What?

Would you hit somebody over the head with it? I have offended not only a lot of people I don't know,

but also those closest to me, including my bandmates, what a bunch of f***ing s*** they must be.

And for that I am truly sorry. It's so Stalin-esque. You know what?

But I can read what I want. I'm a musician. Don't worry, we'll happen again.

He's truly an obnoxious individual. I mean, as a person, as a human being, Bill Maher is not a good person.

But when he is saying that cancel culture is out of control, yeah.

We have hope. That's the story we put. I'm Sebastian Gorka. This is America First on the

Sailor Radio Network. That's the story that we reported on last week when the banjo player from

Mumford on the Suns who said, yeah, Andy knows Booker Antifa. It's a good book and he's a brave guy.

Only to do what to retract it because of the pain he hurt for endorsing the pain he caused for

endorsing a factual book about a man who was beaten until his brain bled.

Did you see the chief of police at the weekend? The chief of police of the city where Andy

know was beaten up and taken to hospital. Made a tweet, what a tweet about how the violence,

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