Ladies and gentlemen, Russell Brand, actually,

controversial conspiracy theorist.

Trying to bring real journalism to the American people.

Hello there, you're awakening wonders.

Thanks for joining me today for Stay Free with Russell Brand.

What a fantastic show it is.

It's an interview with Cheryl Hines.

A person that I've known for a little while as a result of being friends with Secretary

Kennedy, and I've been a fan of her for a long, long, long time, actually, because I love

Kirby's enthusiasm. One of the things about being a person

that's operating in the entertainment industry is it's really weird to sort of reorganise your

opinions and perspectives on people that you've liked for a long while. For example, say

Larry David, I love Larry David, I think he's really funny. And I also actually thought it's funny

when he wrote that My Dinner with Hitler about Bill Maher going to visit

Trump. I thought that was funny. One of the things I'm trying to understand is how is it that we operate now in a space where you either hate everyone on this side of the aisle or love everyone on that side of the aisle and on the right there's endless fracturing. Candid's I mean, don't like this person, Jordan Peterson, don't like that.

But I mean, it's like, that's why I feel like Christianity's got to be at the forefront. Now, think about the pivotal or recent event, the murderer Charlie Kirk and how that seems to have further fractured the space. Do you think, let me know in the comments and chat, that over time, Charlie Kirk was moving more and more into his faith in Christianity as the guiding ideal above his republicanism. When I took place, took part, excuse me, in a

turning point event over in Oklahoma, what I thought was really interesting is one American Indian,

I don't mean in a Pocahontas way, I mean India, as in Cary's in that way, he said, I'm an American Indian, you know, look, you know what I mean, don't you? Anyway, he said that his Hinduism foreclosed his full participation in Sangalark Turning Point, and I said, well, look, the Christianity is really what I believe in. I know, like, most of you are probably right wing, and most of you are probably a Republican, and I'm certainly not a Democrat person. In fact, I'm English. I'm not involved in any of this stuff. What I believe in is the power of the Lord and the power of the law to change things. And that's what we're advocating for in this show, whether or not that's where you are right now. What I'm interested in is how, as I've learned more and more about Christ,

it aligns completely with, and of supersedes, obviously,

what I'd learned previously from a New Age perspective,

a Vedic perspective, a drug addict perspective.

In fact, just today, I was reading Ezekiel,

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