Chris Horlacher joins Aaron Day for an extensive, nearly 4-hour discussion (livestreamed April 9, 2026) on recent lawsuit developments. They examine “unprecedented” government and court actions allegedly designed to prolong the cases, updates on claims against CSIS insiders, and the broader implications for justice and innovation in Canada.

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Interviewer Spotlight:

Aaron Day hosts The Aaron Day Show, a platform for in-depth conversations on liberty, technology, politics, and current events. His long-form format allows for thorough exploration of complex cases like this one.

Key Takeaways and Context:

This marathon session offers the most comprehensive recent overview, covering legal maneuvers, evidence of sabotage, and why the story exemplifies risks to entrepreneurs. It underscores themes of due process denial and potential intelligence agency overreach against domestic innovators.

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