Russell Brand
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It's obvious now who's scared of the truth.
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July 11, 2026
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1:38Now PlayingRussell reacted to Barack Obama's speech at Stanford calling for more censorship to combat misinformation, arguing Obama functions as a convenient mouthpiece for centralized power, alongside figures like Tony Blair and Yuval Noah Harari. He explained the goal isn't necessarily to make people believe specific lies, but to flood public discourse with enough noise and conspiracy that citizens stop knowing what to trust at all. He pushed back hard on Obama comparing independent media to raw sewage, calling it brilliant rhetoric precisely because ongoing public debate means centralized institutions can no longer fully control the narrative. Russell argued the real message is simple: when Obama talks about who needs to be censored, he means voices like his, and like yours.
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