Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Marco Rubio argues that radical left-wing movements are driven less by justice than by resentment, destruction and hostility toward the institutions that hold society together.
Jim and Iain examine whether his criticism goes too far, where it rings true and how political violence, extremist rhetoric and selective media framing have helped normalize increasingly aggressive behaviour on the left.
Marco Rubio argues that radical left-wing movements are driven less by justice than by resentment, destruction and hostility toward the institutions that hold society together.
Jim and Iain examine whether his criticism goes too far, where it rings true and how political violence, extremist rhetoric and selective media framing have helped normalize increasingly aggressive behaviour on the left.










