Hey guys, welcome to the podcast. I'm going to keep this intro really brief. I've been sick as a dog all week and I'm having trouble not having coughing fits when I talk. So in this episode I interview a good friend of mine in expert in the field of background

investigations Ken Roybal we talk all about the Kavanaugh I should say the circus

that was the Kavanaughavna confirmation.

I thought it was super interesting to pick Ken's brain.

He's a super smart guy and he's very knowledgeable

in this subject matter.

So I think you're going to like it.

Thank you for joining me. Without further do, here's episode

number 23.

This is Things Police See. First-hand accounts. With your host, Steve Gold.

Ken, thank you for coming on the show once again, man.

Not a problem, appreciate the invite. Oh, my pleasure. I'm glad to have you. I was going to touch on this a little bit last week. I wanted to talk about the background investigation going on with the Kavanaugh appointment and you know when something comes to the news that you know about and you you know a lot about it's it's exciting because you're like you can kind of call out all the flaws and what they're saying wrong and I wanted to talk about a little bit and I said oh wait a good buddy of mine is an actual

expert on backgrounds so I'm glad you could come on so So we do police backgrounds, which the one the backgrounds we do from what I what I've looked into.

They're pretty they're they're pretty in depth the ones that we're doing at work, and they're not that dissimilar to federal background

investigations.

I have a couple of buddies that have been through them when they went up through the ranks

for their agencies.

And they're very similar, actually.

They're all pretty much alike.

Would you agree with that?

Oh yeah, pretty.

It doesn't matter really what type of background, well, it back if it's a law enforcement

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