Russell Brand: The People Trying to Imprison Him, Trump’s Fall, Speaking to God, and His Mayoral Run
In a deeply personal and spiritually reflective conversation, Russell Brand discusses his conversion to Christianity, the moral and spiritual crises of modern society, and his decision to run for mayor of London in 2028 as a vehicle for participatory democracy and spiritual renewal.
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