Russell Brand about the antiestablishment

"And it seems to me that once the MAGA movement is joined by Robert F. Kennedy, Tulsi Gabbard, it becomes plain where the true anti-establishment sentiment lies. And it is not with the current incumbents of the White House who for all their rhetoric advocate for further and deeper and more expensive wars, who seem keen to lubricate the pathway to authoritarianism and totalitarianism with talk of protecting the vulnerable. During the pandemic period, we saw how they protect the vulnerable by imprisoning the majority dedicating everybody by obfuscating facts, by concealing truth and controlling freedom. I, like many of the organizers of this event, believe that this is a critical moment for us. Not just the ordinary rank and file supporters of the Trump and MAGA movement, although to you, of course, I am open hearted and full of deep and Christian love.
But also to people that would never consider voting for Donald Trump. It is to them that I reach out in earnest and say if you care about democracy, if you care about freedom, if you care about ending war, if you care about your children's health, ultimately if you care about freedom, this is the time for you to do something decisive and different. I pray for a free and fair election in November.
I pray that great American heroes like Edward Snowden will be revered and heard, that international martyrs like Julian Assange will be accredited, that the defence industry, the big food industry, the big agricultural industry that prohibits, curtailed and oppresses ordinary farmers will face at last the serious opposition that it requires. And if it takes me, an Englishman, and the great Dr. Jordan Peterson, who is, whatever his great credits, he's still Canadian. So far.
They're working on that aren't they?
We're here in support of your freedom, our freedom, and collective freedom."