Our guest is Davis Yance, and he is, as I said before, a Christian father, homeschooler, dad.

He has provided legal guidance and expert criminal defense to military, to federal law enforcement, other patriots.

He's a former prosecutor, a JAG, and number one rated defense counsel in the Air Force.

He runs a focused legal practice to help people preserve their religious liberty.

So I want to talk to him eventually in the interview about some other things that he's looking at right now.

But we wanted to focus on what is happening in the military.

And Davis is focused on the Coast Guard.

Thank you for joining us.

Hey, thank you for the opportunity to come on the show.

This is a really important topic.

It is.

It is.

And we have been talking about this now for over a year.

And it is absolutely It is. And we have been talking about this now for over a year and is absolutely astounding. And I think it's even more astounding that even as Biden says, the pandemic is over. He's still pushing this. Tell us a little bit about what the Coast Guard has done in terms of honoring religious exemptions. Tell us a little bit how they've treated that.

Yeah, so honoring religious exemptions is not how I would describe what the Coast Guard has done.

You know, my background is active duty Air Force. I still serve as a lieutenant colonel and the Air Force Reserves.

So I'm fighting this mandate personally. But one of the

things that's happened in that fight is, you know, I became very interested in what the Coast Guard

was doing early on because one of the first things that we saw was not just that the Coast Guard was

hostile to anyone seeking a religious accommodation for these mandates, but they actually created a template,

a checklist for chaplains in the Coast Guard to use to try to manipulate conversations

so that it would appear that a Coast Guard member didn't have a sincere religious belief.

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