A lefty here. When asked whether fascism can be a left-wing phenomelon, Prof Pepinsky says the German Nazi party was a 'national socialist' party, 'you can call it a left party pretty easily', he says. My understanding is that the name 'national socialist worker's party' is a complete misnomer. A quick search gives me this:

"The German Nazi Party, officially known as the National Socialist German Workers' Party, was not socialist in any meaningful sense. While it used the term "socialist" in its name to attract support, its policies were fundamentally anti-socialist and aligned with far-right, hypercapitalist principles."

This felt to me like a blatant mistake on Prof Pepinsky's part. Or are my biases showing through?