Can Ordinary People Be Trusted With Democracy? | Brendan O'Neill | Rubin Report

Dave Rubin of The Rubin Report talks to Brendan O'Neill (Editor of Spiked) about being a left wing libertarian, his view that leftism can't be saved, his belief that the new dividing line is whether you believe in freedom or authoritarianism, and more. **Support The Rubin Report:

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