“Mumford & Sons” banjo player and lead guitarist Winston Marshall, who announced in late June he was leaving the band after the brouhaha that erupted after he tweeted praise for a book targeting the Antifa movement, spoke of those those attacked him from the Left, stating that they were “like a swarm of snakes. They come for every aspect of your life.”
Marshall told Bari Weiss on her podcast “Honestly” that the moment he published an essay delineating the history of his odyssey and his decision to leave the band in order for him to keep on speaking truthfully, he felt that he got his “integrity back and I feel like I got my soul back a little bit. Sorry, not a little bit. I feel like I got my soul back, completely. I feel good now.”
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