Russell Brand’s Back on ‘The Trews’ and He’s Got Quite a Bit to Say About the U.S. Elections (Video)
The British comedian and political activist reveals his views on both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, neither of whom he thinks should be president, and posits that both campaigns, with their ultimately meaningless slogans, are nothing but reality TV.The British comedian and political activist reveals his views on Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, neither of whom he thinks should be president, and posits that both their campaigns, with their ultimately meaningless slogans, are nothing but reality TV.
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