g. edward griffin. these joining us on c-span2 in las vegas. who is the creature from jekyll island? >> what is the creature. >> yes. i had fun with the tight. i thought if anybody saw it this the bookstore, they might think it was a equal to jurassic park. it is they are the federal reserve m and the reason for the jekyll island connection was because one of the most springing thebt about the federal reserve it was created. it was there mission to draft the reserve act. i see you are going to show the picture. those the guys and the funny thing about the piece of history is that the federal reserve bill was being sold to the american people of that time as a piece of legislation that was going somehow control those big bad bankers. and what they didn't realize is the big bad bankers the epitome of the great power centers. they were busy writing the bill that was supposed to control. with who are the six gentleman. >> you can walk us through. >> primarily senator old ridge was the only one not a banker. he was spearheading. >> the father-in-law to john rockefeller. >> he is tied in c

g. edward griffin. he's also the founder and president of freedom force international. and the creators of the reality. >> it is a group and organization and as the word suggested. it's international. a group of people that want to bring about positive change. they have a plan to do it. they are not a bunch of complainers. they a plan to do it . about plan is to kind offers are the process by which we feel we lost our liberty and control over our system. hours. but next, we want to introduce you to the author of this book. eminent outlaws is the name of the book. help the writers changed america is the subtitle. the author joins us here on our set on the mall, christopher brown is the author. what is a gay writer? >> is writing about gay men and women about their firsthand experience in their fiction and their poetry and in their place. you're not pretending to be some of somebody you're not. you are telling the truth from your own firsthand experience. the book, i talk about, i wasn't qualified to include women too. but so many gay and lesbians both are writing from th