Piers Morgan pressed Russell Brand on why he carried a Bible into court, asking which passages he’d been studying. Brand bristled at the question, shifting in his seat and dodging eye contact. He first joked about being “deeply spiritual,” then accused Morgan of badgering him instead of letting him speak his truth. As Morgan repeated the question—“Which Bible verses were you reading?”—Brand’s tone turned sharper. He dismissed the query as irrelevant, saying he brought the Bible for personal comfort. He refused to name any specific chapters or verses, insisting that his faith was private and beyond interrogation on a talk show. Morgan pointed out the contrast: Brand was happy to flaunt his faith when it suited his image, yet he’d stonewall when pressed for details. That spurred a brief back-and-forth of accusations: Brand called Morgan disrespectful; Morgan shot back that Brand was avoiding accountability. The clip ends with Brand refusing once more to answer and storming off set.