Topic: American Indians

Shelly Williams, a Ute Indian, discusses the ongoing activism of American Indian Movement (AIM) leaders Dennis Banks and Russell Means. The conversation focuses on Banks' efforts to protect Navajo land from New World Order interests seeking to exploit coal and uranium resources. Williams clarifies that despite rumors, these leaders remain active in fighting for indigenous rights and land sovereignty.

A caller discusses the history of forced Christianization in the United States, specifically regarding Native Americans and enslaved Africans. The panel also briefly mentions the disappearance of famous atheist Madalyn Murray O'Hair. The segment concludes with a debate on whether morality requires religious faith or man's knowledge.

Shelly Williams, an elder of the Ute Nation, discusses the history of government abuses against Native Americans, including Wounded Knee and the ongoing struggle at Big Mountain. The hosts note that Native Americans were only granted full citizenship rights relatively recently. A parallel is drawn between the treatment of indigenous people and the Davidians, including a new detail that the Davidians attempted to use Morse code to communicate with the outside world before being blinded by FBI floodlights.