You need to supply SQL formatted date. If it's a date field that would be 0000-00-00. If it's a datetime field it would be 0000-00-00 00:00:00. It currently doesn't do any integer conversion to make this easier so you have to be exact in the format or the query won't work as expected. So 2020-06-01 for example should've worked fine, which would add to the database query as follows.
Code:
WHERE ( a.`cb_license_exp_date` < '2020-06-01' )
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