Topic: 911 Tapes

The segment details the use of Bradley and Abrams tanks against the compound. It references 911 tapes where Davidians pleaded for the firing to stop, asserting that Koresh had his hands up and was attempting to talk when federal agents opened fire.

The tactics used during the 51-day standoff are reviewed, including the use of sleep deprivation music and CS gas, which allegedly forms cyanide when ignited. Claims are introduced suggesting that British Special Forces were involved in the final assault to eliminate witnesses. Clive Doyle, a survivor who lost his daughter in the fire, joins the discussion to reflect on the "New World Order" forces involved.

Survivors, including Marjorie Thomas, provide accounts of helicopters firing into the Mount Carmel building during the initial assault. Thomas described bullets smashing through glass windows just as she moved away. Another witness testified to a grand jury that three helicopters peppered David Koresh's room with gunfire, contradicting government claims that the helicopters were unarmed and only used for surveillance.

The use of Bradley Fighting Vehicles and Abrams tanks against the Mount Carmel residents is cited as evidence of a police state. Critics argue the ATF obtained a false search warrant and violated the Posse Comitatus Act by using military equipment against civilians. 911 tapes from the first day of the standoff reportedly capture the Davidians pleading for the firing to stop, stating that women and children were inside the structure.