Topic: Amnesty International

National Security Advisor Sandy Berger's appearance at a CFR meeting is discussed as evidence of the organization's role as a "real government meeting body." The hosts criticize US relations with China, citing Amnesty International reports on slave labor camps and human rights abuses. They argue that corruption is systemic from the local level, such as Austin's Capital Metro, to the international banking houses of New York City.

A caller expresses sympathy for the survivors, urging the public to look past media representations. The survivors compare the lack of public outrage over Waco to the Ruby Ridge incident, noting that even humanitarian organizations like Amnesty International and the Red Cross declined to help them. They attribute this lack of support to a global control by "wicked forces" and public apathy.