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Russell Brand anally raped a 21-year-old woman in his London home in 2009. She spent years afraid she had HIV. A jury convicted him last week, and yesterday a judge gave him 10 and a half years and called him a "sexual predator." Just weeks earlier he was on stage at the MAHA summit next to Dr. Oz, cracking a joke about consent. In 2023 he told his 6.6 million subscribers every relationship he ever had was "absolutely always consensual." He's 51. Movie star, Katy Perry's ex-husband, one of the most famous comedians in Britain. For almost 20 years nobody touched him. The judge said why out loud. His fame protected him. His entourage "indulged" him. He had a "casual arrogant disregard to any woman's right to say no." In the video below you hear it in order. Him in 2023. Him on stage. Then the judge. September 2023, the day before the Sunday Times and Channel 4 publish, he gets ahead of it: "I was very, very promiscuous. Now during that time of promiscuity, the relationships I had were absolutely always consensual." Then he asks his audience: "Is there another agenda at play?" Millions believed him. He got baptized and built a whole new audience. Then the MAHA summit. Dr. Oz on stage. Brand grabs the mic and makes a joke about who "initiated that contact." The crowd laughs. Then Southwark Crown Court. Four women. Four convictions. 9 years for the rape in 2009. 18 months for grabbing a woman's face, kissing her and groping her at a radio studio in 2004 or 2005. 9 months for grabbing a woman's breasts at a birthday party in 2004. 8 months for putting his head in the groin of a woman working with him on a Channel 4 project in 2009. The woman he raped told the court: "I no longer trust my instincts." Another said that for years, just hearing his voice on TV made her jump. He didn't react to the sentence. Before they took him down he mouthed "I love you" to his wife. He'll serve 7 years. He goes on the sex offenders register with no end date. And it isn't over. The Met says more women have come forward during and after the trial. And yesterday his ex-girlfriend Jemima Khan went public, accusing him of violence and coercive control during their relationship. Half of you are already typing that there was no DNA, no CCTV, and it was 20 years ago. The other half will say a jury heard four women and believed every one. Always consensual. A joke about consent. 10 and a half years. Do you think Russell Brand finally got what he deserved, or did a jury convict the man instead of the evidence?