“It’s not racist!” Rod Liddle on the BAFTA slur outrage

Click the following link to learn more about Philip Morris International’s progress: https://bit.ly/3MAfRqq Do all minorities matter? This week at the BAFTAS, John Davidson who has Tourette's Syndrome – and was at the awards for the film I Swear which covers his life with the condition – became overwhelmed by his tics and shouted the n word at two black actors on stage. Although Davidson apologised and left the ceremony, it has sparked a row over who is the real victim in this situation. Natasha Feroze is joined by Rod Liddle to discuss the saga, whether the BBC should have pulled the recording entirely, whether John Davidson was wrong to apologise, and how this shows the glaring holes in the progressive agenda to support all identities. // SUBSCRIBE TO THE SPECTATOR Get 12 issues for £12, plus a free £20 John Lewis/Waitrose voucher https://www.spectator.co.uk/tvoffer // FREE PODCASTS FROM THE SPECTATOR Hear more from The Spectator's journalists on their podcasts, covering everything from the politics of the UK, US and China, to religion, literature, lifestyle and more. https://www.spectator.co.uk/podcasts/ // FOLLOW US https://www.twitter.com/spectator https://www.facebook.com/OfficialSpectator https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-spectator https://www.instagram.com/spectator1828 https://www.tiktok.com/@thespectatormagazine