The public learned several years ago that several women had accused Russell Brand of rape, sexual assault, and abuse.
Charges that have finally led to his being convicted of rape and sexual assault and will face years of prison time.
Russell Brand and the Who’s Who of the Anti-Vaccine Movement
Surprisingly though, those accusations and charges never hurt his standing in the anti-vaccine movement.
Or as a MAHA influencer.
In addition to Secretary RFK, Jr and CMS Administrator Dr. Oz, Russell Brand has been palling around with:
Cheryl Hines - appeared onstage with Brand at the Children's Health Defense conference, where Brand interviewed/promoted her book, plus she appeared on Russell Brand’s Stay Free podcast
Del Bigtree - Russell Brand was a featured guest on Bigtree’s HighWire show
Peter McCullough - appeared on Russell Brand’s Stay Free podcast
Joseph Ladapo - Brand interviewed Florida Surgeon General Ladapo on Stay Free.
Tony Lyons - participated in a July 2025 Kennedy/MAHA call with Brand
Aaron Siri - appeared on Russell Brand’s Stay Free podcast
Aseem Malhotra - appeared on Russell Brand’s Stay Free podcast
Robert Malone - participated in a July 2025 Kennedy/MAHA call with Brand
Andrew Wakefield - was a speaker with Brand at the 2025 Children's Health Defense's “Moment of Truth” conference in Austin
Brian Hooker - was a speaker with Brand at the 2025 Children’s Health Defense’s “Moment of Truth” conference in Austin
Rob Schneider - appeared with Brand at a 2026 California MAHA town hall
Appearing with people even though they knew of the accusations and charges of rape and sexual assault and his upcoming trial.
Accusations that he openly discussed with many of these folks, including Del Bigtree and Peter McCullough.
Why?
Because they are selective about which women they believe…