Winston Marshall sits down with Dinesh D’Souza, one of America’s most influential conservative thinkers and filmmakers, for a robust conversation on radical Islam, liberal democracy, and the new movement to rewrite World War II history.
D’Souza breaks down the recent Islamist terror attacks in America, the “red-green alliance” between the far-left and radical Islam, and how Western freedoms are now being weaponised to undermine the very democracies that protect them.
He warns that liberalism’s own tolerance has become its Achilles’ heel, a paradox that threatens to unravel the moral fabric of the West.
We also explore the rise of World War II revisionism on the American right from Tucker Carlson to Nick Fuentes and D’Souza’s inside account of how Pat Buchanan’s ideas about Churchill, Hitler, and the “decline of the West” gave birth to this disturbing new ideology.
Drawing on his time in the Reagan White House, D’Souza reflects on the
philosophical roots of American conservatism
the tension between liberty and order, and
how inflation and cultural decay are eroding the civilization the Founders built
All this plus Islamist radicalisation, the fall of assimilation, liberal democracy’s blind spots, and the dangerous rewriting of history now shaping America’s right.
Chapters
0:00 Introduction
8:16 Radicalisation and Vetting
13:03 Assimilation and Cultural Pressure
20:54 Islam in America
25:18 Radical Islam and Local Politics
41:59 World War II Revisionism and Historical Context
58:16 Post-War Liberalism and Institutional Distrust
1:02:30 The New Divide on the Right
1:07:52 Final Thoughts
