Ladies and gentlemen, Russell Brand, actually,

Russell Brand, controversial conspiracy theorist.

Trying to bring real journalism to the American people.

Hello there, you're awakening wonders. Welcome to stay free with Russell Brand, wherever you're watching.

Let's make your way to rumble and join us there for my conversation with Frank Turuk.

Frank Turuk, of course, was in the company of Charlie Kirk when he was murdered.

And in our conversation, we talk about the implications and repercussions of Charlie Kirk's murder and the exploitation of his death by, in a sense, institutions and various bodies across the culture.

I, in particular, am interested in the distinction that exists between Christ's message and the political message of the Republican Party, because those are two separate

things. Let me know in the comments and chat what you think about that perspective. I guess that's

where I started. Over the course of the conversation, we get into it, and towards the end, he talks,

you know, in more detail about his feelings around some of the conspiracy theories and the

utilisation and mobilization

by many different groups when it comes to the identity of the shooter.

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YouTube and, you know, I still watch YouTube sometimes. Man, they've been captured. I mean,

if you think about YouTube, at the beginning, it was meritocratic, wasn't it? Like, if you were good

on YouTube and you've got subscribers, people would see your content.

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