#BlueAndGreen Podcasts with Major Cecil Davis Retired Air Force Officer, Major Cecil Davis

Major Davis share his platform with an federal government anonymous whistleblower that offer insights into whistleblower cases, law enforcement and cyber security

Retired Air Force Officer, Major Cecil Davis continues to the #BlueAndGreen Podcasts interviews with members of the law enforcement and military community. Today, Major Davis interviews Navy Mom and Attorney, Sue Ghosh Stricklett.

Major Davis sits down with Ken Ford, ex U.S. Secret Service agent and discusses his life, his book and the tragic consequences of being targeted in a highly complex criminal case that sends Mr. Ford to federal prison. Excerpt from his book, Weapons of Mass Deception:
The administration wanted a report that supported their excuse to invade another country. A young intelligence analyst took the data given to him and put together his report. The evidence clearly showed that there was no reason to believe what the administration was asserting. Due to this adverse report the young analyst was framed through planted classified documents in his home. He spent over six years in a federal prison camp for possession of these documents. Even though names, dates, and places have been changed due to security concerns, the story told in WEAPONS OF MASS DECEPTION is true. The events at work, home, in the trial, and in prison really happened. By reading this story the reader will obtain a full appreciation of the corrupt part of what our government does behind the scenes. Beware, be skeptical, and be on guard.

U.S. Army Veteran, Jamal Davis, speaks candidly about his service, current events and his take on the January 6, events on Capital Hill.

Major Davis interviews Chief of Police, Patrick Mardis and discuss the events of January 6, Policing in the modern era, Bomb threats and retirement

Human Rights Attorney, Zena Crenshaw-Logal discusses the "Weaponization" of government institutions in this 1 on 1 discussion with the host Retired Air Force Officer, Major Cecil Davis.