Next on Making Sense of the Madness, the author of Counterpunch will give us a step-by-step plan on how to take part in a peaceful American Revolution.

I'm going to question the mainstream narrative and expose media propaganda right now. Well, Floyd Brown is the founder of Western Journal and the author of Counterpunch.

Floyd, thanks so much for joining us. Tell us about how this whole book started. Well, Sean, it's great to be with you, and it really got started actually a few years ago.

A gentleman by the name of Clay Clark called me out of the blue. I never knew who he was.

And he was a business coach in Tulsa, Oklahoma. And he said, you know, my business is struggling

because all of the businesses, all the small businesses that I coach are struggling. And so he held a conference

that brought together all kinds of various voices to talk about these COVID lockdowns and to really

make a case that they should end. And it was really almost an eerie experience, if you think back with

me traveling at that time.

You know, I'm walking through the airports and they're silent and it's not the usual crowds.

I get on a plane that's, you know, basically empty. I fly to Tulsa. I land in Tulsa and, you know,

I walk out into the airport and there's nobody there. And I try

call an Uber. There's no Uber. I try and call Lyft. There's no lift. I start looking for a taxi.

There's no taxis, but I was able to call a taxi eventually. I check into a hotel that's virtually empty. And yet I go to

the conference the next day and there are 5,000 people packed in this church. And there were people

from all different walks of life, nurses, firefighters, members of the military, doctors that had been

pressured because they had written prescriptions for ivermectin and eudescidine, more inexpensive

drugs and were treating COVID without the Fauci protocols.

And an amazing thing happened when we all got together.

The masks all came down.

We regained some of our humanity.

We started hugging and unity broke out.

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