Sunday, 15 February 2026

Austin And Waco News Cast On Waco Tragedy [9picZeuuJSk]

Fresh evidence of incendiary gas use by federal agents reignites cover-up allegations while Branch Davidian survivors battle to rebuild their church amidst unwanted extremist protests.

By Mike Hanson Archives | 3m listen | 2 chapters
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About this episode

Newly surfaced FBI surveillance footage and radio transmissions suggest federal agents deployed incendiary tear gas during the 1993 Waco siege, directly contradicting years of official testimony. Lead negotiator Byron Sage and radio host Alex Jones address the implications of this evidence appearing six years after the Mount Carmel Center fire. The discovery fuels allegations that the Department of Justice intentionally misled the public regarding the final assault on the Branch Davidian compound.

Branch Davidian survivors and volunteers continue rebuilding their church on the original site despite a disruptive rally by the Ku Klux Klan. Church members issued a formal rejection of the Klan, refusing all financial donations and ideological support from the white supremacist group. Protesters at the scene focused on anti-government rhetoric, shouting slogans against the New World Order and advocating for a strict interpretation of the U.S. Constitution. These events highlight the ongoing tension between local recovery efforts and outside extremist groups seeking to co-opt the tragedy.

Byron Sage provides a sobering perspective on the breakdown of negotiations while Alex Jones delivers a characteristic critique of federal overreach. The visual of Davidian volunteers working amidst KKK protesters creates a surreal atmosphere at the Mount Carmel site. This report captures the raw friction between constitutional activists and those simply trying to restore their place of worship.


CHAPTER 01 / 2 Discussion

FBI Evidence Revelations and Waco Siege Cover-up Allegations

New FBI footage and radio traffic suggest the agency used incendiary tear gas during the 1993 Waco siege, contradicting previous official testimony. Lead negotiator Byron Sage and radio host Alex Jones comment on the implications of this evidence surfacing six years after the event. The discovery has reignited claims of a government cover-up regarding the fiery end of the Branch Davidian compound.

fbi· waco· branch davidians· incendiary devices· alex jones

00:00 Brand new revelations about the fiery end of the Branch Davidian compound near Waco are setting off fires of a different sort. Recent discoveries are adding credibility to some groups that say this has been a cover-up since day one. KB24's Shelton Green joins us now with more. Shelton, after looking at the new evidence some of these groups must be saying we told you so Absolutely, Walt. When the Branchavidian compound went up in flames six years ago... ...the FBI swore its agents never launched incendiary devices inside But now their own footage which just surfaced is proving the agency wasn't telling the whole truth The FBI says this footage and radio traffic was overlooked for six years during the Waco fire investigation, and it suggests the FBI was planning to use incendiary devices during the raid.

00:54 Roger, of course if there's water underneath it that just might fail some but we can try it. Byron Sage the FBI's lead negotiator at the time says use of incendiary tear gas was no secret in Washington This tactical net as its referred to would have been monitored at the command post would have been monitored I would believe all the way up to and possibly the Washington DC area A former FBI profiler says this intense new interest could be dangerous People that want to believe their government's against them, it's given them new fuel to believe that again. In Waco right here... Radio talk show host Alex Jones says the government can't be trusted Well from day one there has been massive evidence The crime the federal government engaged in at Waco wasn't very cleanly done And thank God a lot of good people in the government leaked this information Information that is igniting the fires of Waco once again

01:48 Apparently another aerial tape from that fiery day in Waco has resurfaced and the FBI spokesperson says the agency hopes to release it tomorrow. Walt? Okay Shelton, this new evidence will be the topic of Nightline tonight immediately following KV24 News The Branch Davidian church rebuilding effort continued today despite some unwanted publicity yesterday Volunteers were still working hard to complete the church earlier today But yesterday's Ku Klux Klan rally to protest the federal government's involvement in the 1993 siege was still on the Davidians' minds. We didn't want them, encourage them to come and we didn't encourage him to come out here after the rally and we did not go to the rally. We feel that God is taking care of us and will continue to do it. We don't need the Ku Klux Klan

CHAPTER 02 / 2 Discussion

Branch Davidian Church Rebuilding and Ku Klux Klan Protest

Branch Davidian volunteers continued rebuilding their church in Waco despite an unwanted protest by the Ku Klux Klan. Church members explicitly rejected the Klan's support and refused all donations following a rally against the federal government. The segment concludes with footage of protesters shouting slogans against the New World Order and in support of the U.S. Constitution.

branch davidians· ku klux klan· waco· religious rebuilding· new world order

02:34 Davidians say the Klan came by the compound last night after the rally. The Davidians made it clear that the Klan was not welcome. Davidian supporters say no donations from the Klan were accepted. We have to give the Constitution and death to the New World Order! We shall, we must and will prevail because we're willing to stand up against what's happening God bless the Republic of the United States and Death to the New World Order!

03:31 Yes, thank you very much folks.