Russell Brand

But there ought to be common sense, and common sense is not transphobic.

One thing I've always known about myself is that I was motivated by some sort of culturally born appetite for fame, celebrity success, power.

And yet I also had what feels like the spiritual equivalent of a pathology towards mission.

Something that you are going to do this no matter what.

As a crack addict and a heroin addict, really what you're trying to do is defibrillate the dead world, the dead world, into some sort of state of meaning, some sort of vitality.

When I'm taking communion at the Protestant church that I go to, I like...

I want it to be his flesh, and I want it to be his blood.

It isn't, though.

I love the rosary.

It's evocative.

It's powerful to me.

Oh, you're kidding me.

Even for some things relatively trivial, like the appearance on Piers Morgan, which bit of you hurts after that?

Give it up.

Put that at the foot of the cross.

Now you know.

Oh, so you do care.

You don't want people to think you're dumb.

Oh, you don't want people to think you're fraudulent.

Put that at the foot of the cross.