Ladies and gentlemen, Russell Brand,

controversial conspiracy theorist.

Trying to bring real journalism to the American people.

Hello there, you're awakening Wanda. Thanks for joining me today for Stay Free with Russell Brand.

Wherever you're watching us, we'll be on Rumble Premium and Rumble for the next hour,

watching an extraordinary controversial documentary that alleges that Princess Diana was

sort of murdered by conspiracy.

What's amazing about it is, even though it's, what, 30 years ago, it functions

as a piece of almost nostalgia porn, not that I'm suggesting you should use it in that

manner. The world has changed, but what is clear is that however Princess Diana died, like so

many high-profile public events, the story we are being told has definite anomalies and contradictions

in it. So whether it's the murder of JFK, the falling of the Twin Towers, the Epstein list,

where is that list, by the way? It seems that there's an official narrative and then an ulterior

narrative that's usually concealed because the conclusions you

would draw if you were given the truth is that you can't trust the media, you can't trust the

establishment and existing technology should be used to devolve power to its smallest possible

units which would mean we would all live in parallel economies and democracies. It's available to us now.

Then there'll be no need for attention. Let's get into this film. It was made by the actor and I suppose broadcaster, Keith Allen from the UK,

whose daughter Lily Allen's a big pop star in the United Kingdom. I certainly was at one time.

Have a look at it. Let's watch it with our crew here, beloved Jake, ever present. You're right, Jake? Oh, yeah. Care about the royal family? I do. This, you know, watching this now, it's like,

you believe it probably was planned. That's right. It's one of those things where you'll start

watching it and you'll think, hmm, uh, in studio also is Isaac. You are Jewish and therefore

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