Matt Shea

At the very core of this, we are making a choice.

Do we want to follow Western civilization and the Judeo-Christian foundations of Western civilization, or do we want to follow Sharia law?

Texas is the vanguard in this with this vote on March 3rd.

to say we want to follow Western civilization and the Judeo-Christian foundations that have made the United States of America great.

And I do find it prophetic, and I think you've mentioned this, that March 3rd was the day that the caliphate was abolished in 1924.

Four years later, in 1928, Hassan al-Banna started the Muslim Brotherhood with the expressed desire, the expressed purpose of reestablishing the caliphate in the world.

And so citizens need to get involved.

This is critical.

And another way that citizens can get involved is citizen lawyers can get involved in civil litigation.

And I have not heard anybody talk about this at the national level that the False Claims Act, a key TAM action.

Let me explain what that is very quickly.

You can file an action.

where the government has been defrauded, the attorney general, if the attorney general pursues the action, there's nothing more done.

And the person that brings that forward can get a percentage of what is recouped for the government in fraud.

But if the attorney general denies taking that action forward, the citizen can pursue that action as a plaintiff to recover that money for the United States government.

And we're talking anything fraudulent billing.

increasing costs fraudulently, talking about not just inflating costs, but phantom employees, talking about false certifications.

All of these things under the False Claims Act can be brought forward.

And not only does the citizen and the lawyer get a portion of that for recouping that for the taxpayers, but they can use that money then as a war chest to bring these forward.

I think this is something that we've