Next, on Making Sense of the Madness, an author and retired journalist has written a book about the mysterious circumstances surrounding the assassination of Martin Luther King, and the timing of the publishing is interesting because of the recent release of the JFK files.

We'll dig into the history of the government, surveilling and possibly assassinating our American heroes.

We're going to question the mainstream narrative and expose media propaganda right now. Mike Hambrick is a retired veteran journalist and the author of Memphis.

A rock DJ uncover's conspiracy behind the MLK Jr.

Assassination.

Michael, thank you so much for joining us.

Tell us about what led you to write this

political thriller. You dug a lot into history, I presume. Well, I did do a lot of search,

Sean, and thank you for having me on today. It's a pleasure to be here. Memphis came about

in kind of an unusual way. I was actually writing what is now going to become the

sequel to Memphis first, and I was convinced by those close to me who knew something about my

broadcast career early on as a teenager in young in early 20s. I was a rock and roll DJ.

And at one time, I was in Memphis at the very time that the civil rights movement was moving across the country.

And I was in Memphis when Martin Luther King was killed.

So I was a part of that process.

But it was also about the music of the time, the blues, soul music, R&B, rockabilly.

The Memphis sound was big at that time. So there was that element of it. And that's what

really started me writing that book. And I knew at some point that I would

have to deal with the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr. And I didn't know quite how to do it,

what it was going to be. I was just kind of writing myself and searching myself into it.

And I came across some very credible and involved conspiracy, not just theories, but proven conspiracies

to a large degree by several journalists that I have to give credit to, that I worked into my

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