Subscribe to Heretics Clips for fearless, unfiltered conversations that question everything — even the moments that shake the world. In this gripping episode, Robbie Williams joins Andrew Gold to unpack how the assassination of Charlie Kirk sent shockwaves through culture, media, and the way we process outrage and violence in modern life. Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/@hereticsclips/videos

It’s not a political rant — it’s an emotional reckoning. Robbie reflects on what it feels like to live in a time when public figures can become lightning rods for hate, and how that climate of hostility says more about us than it does about them. He explores the psychology of celebrity and how online rage, tribalism, and misinformation blur our moral compass. What does it mean when disagreement turns deadly? And why are people becoming desensitised to tragedy?

In one of his most revealing interviews yet, Robbie uses the Kirk assassination as a mirror for something deeper — our collective addiction to outrage and spectacle. He opens up about his own experiences with public vilification, cancel culture, and the mental toll of being constantly judged. You’ll hear how his years in the spotlight shaped his understanding of empathy, fear, and the strange human need to find villains in every story.

This is Robbie at his most introspective — philosophical, funny, and unguarded. He discusses how fame warps your sense of safety, how social media rewards cruelty, and why he believes society is losing touch with compassion. Yet amid the chaos, there’s a message of hope: that healing starts with humility, curiosity, and honest conversation.

It’s a Heretics episode that dares to look at the world’s madness head-on — not with anger, but with understanding. Whether you agree with Robbie or not, you’ll walk away thinking differently about fame, morality, and the cost of living in a world that never stops shouting.

🎧 Watch the full interview here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQtPRjMacQQ&t=1s

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