Paul Stockton

Join Generals Joseph Lengyel and Craig McKinley, along with Brigadier General Allyson Solomon and Major General Daryl Bohac, as they explore the evolving roles of the National Guard in domestic deployments. They discuss the implications of using Guardsmen for unconventional tasks like education and immigration enforcement. Concerns about election integrity and the potential misuse of military presence are also highlighted. Additionally, hear about state-federal dynamics, mental health challenges for guardsmen, and the need for clear guidelines to preserve democracy.

Joseph Lengyel, former Chief of the National Guard Bureau, and Craig McKinley, the 26th Chief of the Guard, join notable officials like Allyson Solomon and Daryl Bohac to discuss the evolving role of the National Guard in domestic affairs. They explore unconventional deployments, particularly during the 2024 election year, highlighting legal complexities and implications for democracy. The conversation touches on the importance of civil control, potential legislative reforms, and the challenges of maintaining an apolitical stance in the Guard's increasingly diverse missions.