'Stand your ground': Former Mumford & Sons guitarist Winston Marshall stands behind career-ending tweet
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Former Mumford & Sons guitarist Winston Marshall joined 'Fox News Saturday Night' to share his experience with cancel culture after tweeting support for an anti-Antifa book.
But the platform became the downfall for former Mumford & Sons guitarist Winston Marshall, a rockstar-turned-free speech champion, who was pummeled with smears over a tweet showing support for journalist Andy Ngo's anti-Antifa book, ‘Unmasked.’ Taylor Penley is a production assistant with Fox News.
When brought in to describe the fight against the cancel culture mob and how the left deals with comedy compared to the right on "Fox News Saturday Night", Marshall told Fox News' Kat Timpf the key to overcoming censorship is to "stand your ground" and fight for the truth.
"It was quite a painful experience [being canceled]. My world sort of blew up over the course of a couple of days and my life seemed to fall apart," he explained.
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