Topic: Camp Mabry

A caller reports seeing black helicopters on display at Camp Mabry in Austin, which is confirmed as a reserve facility. Meanwhile, local morning radio shows are accused of taking clips of patriot broadcasts out of context to slander the hosts. Despite these attacks, the hosts refuse to pursue legal action, viewing the media's attention as a sign that their message is reaching the public.

Sheriff Margo Fraser discussed the expansion of law enforcement, attributing a national reduction in crime to the increased presence of police. She confirmed that Travis County officers utilize military facilities like Camp Mabry for night firing exercises and technique training. Fraser defended the acquisition of military skills for local use, comparing it to training received from domestic violence advocacy groups.

An interview explores the expansion of American law enforcement, noting the increase from 390,000 to over 490,000 officers since 1993. The subject argues that more police presence serves as a deterrent to criminals who fear apprehension. The discussion also touches on local police training at military facilities like Camp Mabry for night firing exercises.