This week the guys talk about the interim report into foreign interference in Canada's elections, what is wrong with the nomination process, Indian involvement in killing a Sikh activist, and whether Al Shabaab was inspired by Donkey Kong

In this episode the guys talk about how much money Canada spends on intelligence, react to feedback and questions, and why you shouldn't let the bus drive up to your HQ

Al and Phil (Neil was sick) are joined by former Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Commissioner Chris Lewis to discuss the law enforcement-intelligence relationship and challenges. Also, why you should make sure your ID is secure when you get to 'know' a sheep.

In this episode the guys pick up on the ongoing Canadian public inquiry into foreign interference in the 2019 and 2021 federal elections and express their disappointment that a former RCMP official found guilty of selling secrets got bail pending an appeal of his sentence. Also, why did a Philippines jihadi group think that calling itself the MILF was a good idea?

More and more on the public inquiry into foreign interference and influence - where does this shit show end? Also, what kind of intellect is required to work in intelligence?

In the wake of the ISIS in Khorasan attack in Moscow the triumvirate talk about the nature of the operation and the whys and wheres of intelligence sharing among nations. In part two we review questions and comments from our listeners. Also, what is it like in hell for the 9/11 terrorists?

This week Al, Neil and Phil are joined by former RCMP Cal Chrustie to talk about hybrid warfare. The guys also stress why it is important to wear clean underwear if you are a terrorist.

Looking into Chinese influence into our elections, why India is banning a documentary into the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada and why the YMCA is an important part of investigations. Al, Neil and Phil get to the bottom of all this (NB no 'bottoms' are exposed here)

The guys weigh in on terrorism around the world, the use of 'lawfare' to fight national security investigations and what heavenly virgins think about suicide bombers.