By Mia De Graaf Russell Brand was left tongue-tied after being called to explain major flaws in his planned 'revolution'. The comedian plans to overthrow the Government as he claims 'parliamentary democracy doesn't work'. He also vows to legalise drugs by petitioning for a debate on the matter in the House of Commons. Scroll down for video Irate: Russell Brand raised his voice and gestured wildly as Jon Snow suggested the comic accidentally supported politicians with a petition calling for a drug law debate in the House of Commons But in a heated interview last night, he struggled to explain his strategy when Channel 4 News anchor Jon Snow accused the actor of accidentally supporting the government with his 'confused' manifesto.
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Comedian, who doesn't vote, plans to overthrow the Government
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Also plans to back a debate in the House of Commons on drug law reform
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Lashed out at C4 News anchor for accusing him of supporting politicians
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Admitted there are 'inconsistencies' in petitions to legalise drugs
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