Welcome to Making Sense of the Madness.

I'm your host, Sean Morgan.

I'm here with my guest, Jordan Sarmo, a career musician from Los Angeles who stayed out of politics.

Then he decided to get involved, got canceled, got kicked off of big tech platforms.

We have Chris Paul, also similar story from L.A., also victim of the cancel culture, but both of these guys are digital soldiers

now, you know, getting the word out. And so I'm really anxious to ask you lots of questions,

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what's coming. So, Jordan, tell me about your career in L.A. as a musician, and then we'll get

into how you finally got into politics. Totally. Well, again, first of all, thanks for having me.

It's always an honor and joy to get to speak with other people that are like-minded than even

have similar backgrounds.

But I moved to Los Angeles. I mean, I've worked in music my entire life.

You know, I grew up in the church, worked in music, worship leading.

Play, it was a musician as well for a couple other Christian artists throughout college.

And then back about, what is it, eight, eight nine years ago I moved to Los

Angeles went to an electronic dance music production school and I wanted to get

more into the production side I knew that I didn't have those skills I only

have the skills of a musician moved to help moved to LA went really right in

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