National Security & ICE Operations: An In-Depth Discussion with Former CIA Ops Officer Sam Faddis
National Security & ICE Operations: An In-Depth Discussion with Sam Faddis | Your LEO Nation Join Chief Mark Garrett in this episode of Your LEO Nation as he engages in a profound discussion with retired CIA Operations Officer Sam Faddis. They delve into the recent ICE operations in Southern California, the challenges posed by sanctuary states, and the impact of federal actions on local enforcement. The conversation expands to cover federal authorities' intervention, historical context such as Brown vs. Board of Education, and the tensions between federal and state authorities over immigration enforcement. The episode also touches on recent security threats including the Boulder, Colorado firebomb incident and Chinese agricultural espionage in Michigan. Faddis provides expert insights into the current state of U.S. human intelligence capabilities, the necessity of stronger border security, and the overall national security strategy. Don't miss this deep dive into pressing national security concerns and more.
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The New Orleans Jail Escape
From New Orleans To Milwaukee, there's plenty of shame to go around. What do the New Orleans jail escape and a Wisconsin judge have in common? You might be surprised.
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Unlocking Success: Gordon Graham's "Ten F's" for a Winning Life
Our guest today is a legendary law enforcement leader and innovator. Gordon Graham is a 33 year veteran of one of America's largest police agencies. During his time in uniform, he obtained his law degree and became known throughout the law enforcement community as a leader in risk management and development of training systems. He may be best known as a cofounder of Lexipol, a company designed to standardize policy, procedure and training in public safety operations. On today's episode, he'll share his "Ten F"s" guide to a successful, productive and meaningful life.
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Who Cares What The Law Says?
Who Cares What The Law Says? Two double murders may be paroled because a judge feels good about how they've behaved since the commission of the crime. A Wisconsin judge interferes with the law instead of ruling on it.The New York State Attorney General "mistakenly" documents her primary residence as Virginia instead of her home in New York. When we discuss the rule of law, we usually focus on police officers enforcing local, state and federal laws. But what about those officials who prosecute and make rulings on those various laws? I'll break down three examples of such officials who, at the least, believe they can 'massage" the rules to fit their personal beliefs, and at worst, defy the law outright.
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From Sheriff to Governor: Sheriff Chad Bianco's Vision for a Safer and Prosperous California
Sheriff Bianco's Bold Blueprint for California: Addressing Crime, Homelessness, and Education.Riverside County, California Sheriff Chad Bianco has been a massive force for positive change within his agency. After three decades of public service in law enforcement, he now has his sights set on bringing that same type of change to the State of California. Sheriff Bianco has announced his candidacy for California Governor. The Sheriff and I discuss his background, principles, and vision for California as its potential next governor. Take a listen and please share this episode with anyone interested in real reform of the disaster known as California state government.Support Sheriff Chad Bianco here - https://biancoforgovernor.com/Support and donate at www.yourleoproject.org/
Retired California Highway Patrol Chief Mark Garrett is launching the “Your Leo Nation Podcast” to shine positive light on the law enforcement community and dispel media-driven narratives about this noble profession.
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