WATCH: Liberals OUTRAGED that Russell Brand learned the truth about Trump and the Russiagate hoax

Russell Brand is speaking out against the liberal narrative and the lies told about the alleged collusion between Trump and Russian officials during the 2016 US presidential election. As a result, he's getting slammed by leftist on social media who apparently would prefer him to give voice to the lies instead of exposing them.

"The world moves so fast there's almost no time for history. It seems like years ago that we were hearing that Trump was colluding with Russia. That he wouldn't have won the election without Russia that his whole presidency was a kind of Putin plot," Brand said.

"Well, there's now serious evidence that it was the Clinton campaign," Brand continued, "and Hillary Clinton, an acolyte, that were directly involved in the generation of what has proven to be a conspiracy theory, untrue."

"Think about how much media you watched," Brand said. "Me a person, who I would think broadly speaking is from the left, a liberal, certainly not a Trump supporter a Republican, with respect to those of you that are, I find myself in all gobsmacked, flabbergasted and startled by these revelations that Russiagate was a Democratic conspiracy."

It has emerged as part of the Durham probe, which has resulted in an indictment for Clinton attorney Michael Sussman, that the story that Trump had been colluding with Russia to steal the 2016 election was actually a fabrication of the Democrats to try to undermine Trump, who then went on to win that election.

Four the entirety of Trump's term in office, Democrats and the liberal, mainstream media, touted this theory, which has now been proven to be made up.

Brand was influenced by reporting from Glenn Greenwald, formerly of The Intercept, who noted that Brand's video had garnered nearly 2 million views. This, Greenwald said, it "almost 4 times larger than Don Lemon's audience."

Brand also took aim at Don Lemon in another video, saying "I'm interested in a global perspective on a significant issue and how government, big business, big pharma, media, all interact to create stories that then become truths and lead to edicts such as this, where public figures like Don Lemon sort of fist on table 'leave him behind,' 'shun him!' Vaccine apartheid!"

"Because if we've learned the one thing, from the protests and demonstrations of the last few years, is the power of shame to get people to do what you want. Earlier this month, Lemon called out unvaccinated people for taking up the space in hospitals from vaccinated people who are playing by the rules.

"That's an interesting bit of authoritarianism, if you ask me, it's kind of devoid of compassion and is a very reductive type of argument because we haven't yet looked at what kind of people are not vaccinated and what the reasons might be for not being vaccinated. It doesn't seem to me that it's something that should be simplistically assessed in that manner," Brand said.

For his efforts, he has been lambasted on social media. Columnist David Weissman slammed Brand for "believing that Trump was right in calling the Russian collusion a witch-hunt."

Author Seth Abramson said that Brand's "knowledge of the Trump-Russia scandal is dogsh*t." This despite the Durham probe and the indictment of a Clinton lawyer.

A BLM activist Twitter account said that Brand's political opinions were, essentially, not worth considering.

One podcaster claimed that Brand's lack of time spent in the White House briefing room diminished his opinions... as though those briefings aren't fully available to live stream, daily.

Still others simply mused that the Durham probe and ensuing indictment was bogus.

While others came to his defense.