Sean Farish

The next week, two weeks after that, our second one, we had 5,000 vehicles showed up.

We did one down Fifth Avenue in front of Trump Tower.

We put 10,000 on the road going from, you know, Long Island Valley Stream, or basically not Valley Stream.

It was about, I don't know, Seaford, Seaford Train Station, all the way down to Montauk.

We had a plane flying around the lighthouse.

It was so cool.

And it was because of that movement that we started to kind of push back against Cuomo and support Trump in 2020 that I got really involved in hands on grassroots activism.

We were knocking on doors for a to get a New York City councilwoman.

She's a councilman now, Vicky Palladino, on the ballot in March.

I know she's a rock star with Vic.

She's amazing.

So we were knocking on doors to get signatures to get her on the ballot.

And a friend of mine said, Sean, you got to go on TikTok and do that Trump thing you do.

And I said to him, I said, Jimmy, that's China.

We don't do, I don't get along well with China, but I don't want to deal with China.

He goes, no, you got to deal with China.

Go on there now.

and so i started making these videos and uh it was all because of that right so you know for me it started because i decided you know like you said talk is cheap the do matters so get in and start doing and uh and it created this great thing and by the way you know that that movement we called it the loud majority because why be silent if there's more of us than there are of them

And, you know, we flipped school board seats, county executive seats.

So there was a lot of stuff that went on there.