Topic: Assassination

Madeline Brown became a frequent guest at Kennedy assassination symposiums due to her presence 100 yards away from the tragedy. Film director Oliver Stone and actor Kevin Costner consulted with her during the production of the movie JFK. She maintains a global following and spends significant time responding to historical researchers regarding her knowledge of prominent figures associated with the event.

Referencing a famous bit by comedian Bill Hicks, the hosts suggest that newly elected presidents are intimidated into following an elite agenda. They argue that while Obama may be a puppet of Wall Street and multinational corporations, Ron Paul has a 30-year track record of refusing to cave to lobbyists or congressional leadership.

Mike Hanson addresses a public forum regarding the presence of "Midnight Assassins" and unidentified masked agents on private ranch land. He reports that the license plates on the vehicles used by these individuals were found to be fictitious. Hanson asserts that the agents hid behind tinted windows when filmed and calls for an end to masked operations within the county to ensure public safety and transparency.

Congressman Louis McFadden is highlighted for his opposition to the Federal Reserve, with the hosts noting he was allegedly poisoned for his efforts. They also reference Andrew Jackson's fight against the central bank and the kidnapping of Charles Lindbergh's child as examples of the elite targeting their enemies. They cite a Nobel Prize-winning economist to support the claim that the Federal Reserve caused the Great Depression by contracting the currency.