He leaves us with the words of Adam Gopnik: “Fascism takes on the colours and textures of the nation it infects. In Italy, it is bombastic and neo-classical. In Spain, it is Catholic and religious. In Germany, it is violent and romantic. In England, it’s form was paternalistic and aristocratic, through Oswald Mosley. So, it’s no surprise that the American face of fascism would take on the form of celebrity television.”
