This is the sixth episode of the Right Minds Podcast, hosted by Dieuwe de Boer and Jesse Anderson, recorded on the evening of Tuesday 21st May, 2019.
- Jacinda takes on Facebook, and authoritarianism wins.
- David Seymour takes on Golriz Ghahraman (plus the rest of parliament) and wins.
- Alfred Ngaro is thinking of starting a Christian political party, but how does he fair when he comes to his first test? He immediately backed down from what could have been a signature policy: challenging the genocide against the unborn.
- We also cover the media encouraging political violence against politicians when it comes to throwing milkshakes and egging those whose views are not in line with the establishment.
- Finally, is Brian Tamaki also starting a party and will he do better than Alfred Ngaro?
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The featured classical music is a 19th century piano piece Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 by Franz Liszt. The whole collection of 19 rhapsodies is well worth listening to.