Welcome to Making Sense of the Madness with Sean Morgan. I'm Jason Burmiss sitting in. Today,

we'll be talking to Basel Baz of the Association for the Recovery of Children about a current Biden family investigation.

But first, Sean Morgan himself discussing January 6th in D.C.

Sean Morgan from American Media Periscope. I'm reporting here in Washington, D.C. with Jerry Perna.

Earlier today, we went to Sebastian Gorka's studio where Jerry,

you had a really nice interview with him, and he really listened intently about your late nephew,

Matt Perna. So can you give us a

little bit of a background on how your life has changed since January 6th? My life has taken a complete

turnaround. I had become the spokesperson for my family on Matt's behalf And I never thought ever that I would be traveling

as much as I am and meeting as many people as I am doing these interviews. But it is all very,

it's sad because we didn't have any of these interviews when Matt was alive, when he needed

the help the most, and he needed the publicity then. I'm getting it now, but it is definitely bittersweet.

Well, he was, he experienced a lot of different types of harassment, and as well as you and your

family as you're going through that process.

And it was that type of pressure that built up that contributed to his suicide.

Can you explain your mission now and where are we at with the January 6 detainees?

Because there are many of them being sentenced right now.

They're getting some harsh sentences. There's this hope

someday in the future, maybe pardons. But what are, what's your mission now with Patriot Freedom

Project? What are you trying to get done? And maybe you could mention whatever legislation

might be involved. Well, I'm trying to be as supportive as I can to some of these families,

because, you know, oftentimes when you're going through a battle of some sort,

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