Simon Campbell's guest appearances

Simon Campbell

The Dom Giordano Program

America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast

The Supertone Show

The Situation & The Weekend with Michael Brown

The bristol made music Podcast

The Simon Campbell Incident

Whoopi Goldberg

Elizabeth Warren

Kellyanne Conway

Jim Jordan

Michael Bloomberg

Woodrow Wilson

Hillary Clinton

Ted Cruz

Sharyl Attkisson

Donald Trump

Marty Makary

Bill Barr

Michelle Obama

Tom Wolf

Chris Wallace

OwlTail

Sebastian Gorka

Boris Epshteyn

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Boris Epshteyn, Simon Campbell, and Jacob Gray with Sebastian Gorka on AMERICA First

Winston Marshall

After tweeting a message of support for reporter Andy Ngo on his book, musician Winston Marshall faced an overwhelming backlash from the woke liberal mob on Twitter. Now, he's leaving the group Mumford &amp; Sons because of all the heat he's brought upon his fellow bandmates. But as Marshall folds his cards, naturalized American citizen Simon Campbell verbally carpet bombs the Pennsbury, Pennsylvania public school board on the importance and sanctity of free speech and the First Amendment.

Winston Marshall leaves Mumford and Sons, but parent Simon Campbell fights back on free speech

Simon Campbell, former school board member and self-proclaimed “Government’s (Least) Favorite Pain-in-the-Arse,” joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a moment at the Pennsbury school board meeting last week that went viral. In a meeting, Campbell was involved in an incredibly fiery and moving 5-minute exchange pointing to the lack of freedom of discussion in school boards, particularly around the implementation of critical race theory.  Campbell takes us through his time spent on the school board, and tells of a situation in which he was called names. After being called “Margaret Thatcher’s bastard child,” other members on the board wanted to prevent the tape from being posted online. Campbell instead signed a release ensuring the release of the video, completely opposite to behavior we’re seeing now in which board members are looking to silence citizens from expressing their thoughts in public comment periods. Also, Campbell discusses his usage of the Right To Know Act to acquire inside information about the politics and shady behavior of local school boards, and urges listeners to do the same for their local districts. (Photo by Getty Images)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Simon Campbell, former school board member and self-proclaimed “Government’s (Least) Favorite Pain-in-the-Arse,” joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a moment at the Pennsbury school board meeting last week that went viral. In a meeting, Campbell was involved in an incredibly fiery and moving 5-minute exchange pointing to the lack of freedom of discussion in school boards, particularly around the implementation of critical race theory.  Campbell takes us through his time spent on the school board, and tells of a situation in which he was called names. After being called “Margaret Thatcher’s bastard child,” other members on the board wanted to prevent the tape from being posted online. Campbell instead signed a release ensuring the release of the video, completely opposite to behavior we’re seeing now in which board members are looking to silence citizens from expressing their thoughts in public comment periods. Also, Campbell discusses his usage of the Right To Know Act to acquire inside information about the politics and shady behavior of local school boards, and urges listeners to do the same for their local districts. (Photo by Getty Images)See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Internet Sensation Simon Campbell On Pennsbury School Board Situation