Next, I'm Making Sense of the Maddenous.

Two filmmakers of the Patriot Movement will speak to us about their mission and showcase

their work.

I'm going to question the mainstream narrative and exposed media propaganda right now. To go out and run, it's open my eyes and broke down those self-imposed barriers. I look it as a

welcomed opportunity of growth. The

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A lot of I want them to be able to have that luxury of relying on their own personal grit and determination.

And relying on their own personal grit and determination.

And the only way to do that is to actually change your mindset on things that are hard. Joy and Matthew Thayer are award-winning filmmakers and the owners of Sparrow Pictures.

They're heralded as among the best storytellers in the Patriot Movement.

So great to have you here, you too.

Tell us about your latest projects. We'll start with Matthew since you're on the left. We just got finished up with

selection code. We worked with Mike Lindell on that. That was the story of Teen Peters and Mesa County,

Colorado. And if anybody doesn't know, she's the county clerk in Mesa County, Colorado, and if anybody doesn't know, she's the county clerk in Mesa County, Colorado, and she took a forensic image of her Dominion voting system before and after an update and found that there was all sorts of shenanigans that happened. And then the FBI rated her as, you know, is the norm these days apparently. So,

and then we've also worked on a documentary, um, kind of chronicling the reawaken America tour.

And what's going on with that with Clay Clark, General Flynn. We have plans for, um, a second,

a third and a fourth episode right now, so we're crowdfunding

for that.

And then before that, we did the Trump, I know, which is, as far as we know, the only

documentary about President Trump that has an interview with him in it.

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