In this episode of Law Matters, host Sherry speaks with Adam Swart, founder of Crowds On Demand, about the evolution of political activism and the role of organized protests in shaping public opinion. They discuss the importance of legal and respectful protests, the impact of social media on political movements, and the need for accountability in both political and corporate spheres. Adam shares insights on voter independence, the divisive nature of current politics, and the challenges of proving allegations in high-profile cases like that of Jeffrey Epstein. The conversation emphasizes the necessity of public pressure to drive change and the importance of strategic partnerships in activism.

• Crowds On Demand was founded to mobilize people for political causes.
• Protests can be persuasive and impactful when organized effectively.
• Legal and respectful protests are essential for maintaining public order.
• Public pressure can hold powerful companies accountable.
• Voter independence is crucial for political accountability.
• Fear mongering is a tactic used by both political parties.
• Policy should take precedence over party loyalty in voting decisions.
• The Electoral College may undermine the popular vote.
• Transparency is needed regarding high-profile individuals associated with Epstein.
• Activism requires strategic partnerships and innovative approaches.