National security attorney Mark Zaid joins Chris Sampson for an in-depth discussion on whistleblowers, security clearances, January 6 litigation, anomalous health incidents (AHI/Havana Syndrome), intelligence oversight, FISA authorities, and the ongoing battles over transparency and accountability inside the U.S. government.
Topics include:
• Havana Syndrome / Anomalous Health Incidents (AHI)
• Intelligence Community assessments and classified evidence
• Security clearances and national security lawyers
• Whistleblower protections and government accountability
• January 6 lawsuits and Capitol Police cases
• Officer Brian Sicknick litigation updates
• Congressional oversight and intelligence committees
• FISA Section 702 and surveillance authorities
• Tulsi Gabbard, DNI controversies, and intelligence policy
• CIA transparency and classified programs
• John Kiriakou, Edward Snowden, and national security disclosures
• The challenges facing intelligence professionals in today’s political environment
Mark Zaid has represented intelligence officers, whistleblowers, federal employees, and national security professionals for decades. In this conversation he explains why transparency, oversight, and lawful whistleblower channels remain essential to protecting both national security and democratic institutions.
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