Matt Strickland - The Cost of Standing Up for Constitutional Rights

In this episode, I speak with Matt Strickland, a former intelligence analyst and entrepreneur with a background as a military veteran and restaurant owner. Matt discusses his significant legal battle against state mandates during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he became the only restaurant owner in Virginia to successfully challenge the unconstitutional orders. He reflects on his experience at the Department of Homeland Security, including the hostile work environment and challenges he faced after whistleblowing on biased intelligence reports. Matt shares insights into the systemic issues within government bureaucracy, the impact of political biases on actionable intelligence, and the necessity for accountability and transparency. As he prepares to file a wrongful termination lawsuit, he advocates for citizen engagement and critical evaluation of political leaders to foster meaningful change within governmental operations.

 

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