Matthew Cox

So what we do is we will offer up our polygraph services.

So when I was in Chicago,

St.

Louis and then in South Carolina, I was blessed to be able to do the most criminal polygraphs in the history of the Secret Service.

So I was blessed to be able to go work child exploitation, murder, those types of things and talk to a lot of people.

And I made a heck of a lot of mistakes, but to me, it was the most rewarding part of my career to be able to put some really, really bad people.

And I'm not saying counterfeiters and people that are doing bank fraud and stuff, but it's different.

And I know we talked a little bit off air about that as far as some of the people that you ran across that,

they were truly bad people.

And over $60,000, they'd be like, why didn't you kill that person, right?

Is that I didn't deal with those people on the Secret Service side, but Polygraph allowed me to truly deal with those people.

So that's where I really felt my life's work.

Because here's the thing, when it comes to protection, we're typically protecting people that are very, very well off, okay?

The kids in America, they can't choose the parents that they're born into and no one is there to protect them.

So for us, to me, that was the hopefully to try to bring justice to people that are causing harm to them.

Yeah.

So it's interesting to bring that up.

So I got to be very careful because confirmation bias is a thing.

Right.

You know, we I'll tell you a story real quick.