Russell Brand’s recent rape conviction contrasts sharply with his continued high-profile support from Trump administration allies, highlighting a disconnect between his legal status and political backing.
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Brand has been supported by Tony Lyons, who runs Maha Action, and has appeared on stage with Mehmet OzWeeks before Russell Brand’s conviction for rape and sexual assault by a court in the UK, he appeared as a featured speaker on a video call for Maha Action, an American group closely allied with the US health secretary, Robert F Kennedy Jr.It was a reflection on the warm embrace Brand, a comedian and actor, has received from prominent Trump administration officials and other leaders in Kennedy’s “Make America Healthy Again” (Maha) movement, where Brand has used his star status to criticize vaccines and vaccine mandates, junk food, and pharmaceutical companies. He has also heaped praise on Kennedy and other members of the Trump administration. Continue reading...
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